More than eight decades after it was first staged, its themes of war, displacement and resilience continue to resonate

The Waterford date forms part of a wider European tour

Tossed around in slime, gunk and fish guts, Abrams spends the entire film looking like a sock trapped in a smelly spin cycle

Celebrate the Halloween season in the Déise

'Twenty-five years is a long time for any festival to keep going, and a longer time again to keep changing. In Memories We Grow is about both honouring the people who brought Imagine this far, and backing the artists who will carry it forward'

The Glass workers gave everything asked of them but it was never enough

This is DLS College’s 47th show in Waterford - a massive achievement when you consider all that happened in that last half-century

Sorkin resorts to rather crude tactics to crowbar both information and opposition into a sometimes far from subtle script

For local theatre-goers, the November performances will provide an opportunity to support both original work and the wealth of acting and theatrical talent in the area

The popular open mic session will also take place, giving local writers an opportunity to share their work

A final Allegro begins with a big band sound with frenzied strings until the brass explodes across the floor of the Arena and a finale that is just sublime

When the duo open with ‘Cryin’ in the rain’, all the hurt of a spurned relationship spills out onto the stage

When the Treaty came into being, Ireland was a pretty lawless state

The concert will be held on Thursday, October 22, at 7.30pm in the Dr Mary Strangman Large Room

Arts Officer and festival curator Margaret Organ described the 2026 line-up as one of the strongest yet

The latest events happening across the Déise

As expertly depicted in an earthy unfussy performance by Monica Dolan, Catherine Corless is an unintentional crusader and campaigner

Each year, Ireland's oldest city becomes a meeting place for young people interested in literature, performances and creativity

A powerful finale to a superb concert from two up and coming performers

Dan McCabe has got a fine angsty tenor, just like his hero Luke Kelly