The nominees of the Waterford News & Star Green Room Awards! {element}We are incredibly lucky here in Waterford to have such a rich seam of talent running through all our generations, and that is reflected in the roll call of talent that makes ...

Mary Black defines what many people want to find in an Irish woman’s voice: pure, deep, and slightly ethereal

In his own relaxed style, Coulter charts his own journey from humble beginnings in a two-up-two-down in Derry to accomplished song-smith with a string of number one hits

Waterford featured a crammed calendar of creative collective artistic work that is hardly replicated anywhere else in the country

'Waterford Panto Society is in the business of providing top-class pantomimes for as long as I can remember'

Everything is here that I want to see in a tribute act!

This short and snappy book carries the tale of the Tramore Coast Guard’s history in Tramore

Well done to Martine and Tom Rogers on the Stage Coach’s best production to date

A packed attendance showed its appreciation with an immediate and well-deserved standing ovation

Most comic situations actually originate in some form of tragedy or misfortune

Pat McEvoy reviews 'The Dumb Waiter' at Brewery Lane Theatre

Powerful acting and strong storytelling allows us to focus on violent incidents that have long been whitewashed out of the history of our young state

REVIEW: RTÉ Concert Orchestra’s Cinematic Classics at SETU ArenaThere’s a clear market for an orchestra playing well-known movie themes as a packed SETU Arena proves tonight.

Tramore Coastguard Station: Déise DogsTheatre Vamps are at it again with another brand new play from the quill of Derek Flynn that owes its origin buried somewhere deep inside “Reservoir Dogs”. It’s a simple enough plotline.

REVIEW Footloose at St Paul’s Community SchoolSchool shows are precious. The bond that’s formed between cast members is a forever clasp and the connection between staff, students and community is a magic that lasts far beyond school years.

Who says nostalgia is a thing of the past?

Celebrating 240 years of 'The People's Theatre'

Everyone can see from Dr Broderick’s smile that he’s enjoying his research on Charles J. Haughey

Tonight’s programme is a feast of classical and popular favourites

Mary Kelly’s direction is right on the money – snappy with dialogue, sharp with characters and the accent completely focused on the comedy of the piece