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It's thrilling to see this incomparable and mercurial actor live once again, in a fine double act with Lucian Msamati ...

JUNE 3 was the centenary of the death of my favorite classic writer Franz Kafka. This column is about the two books (actually ...

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The Nobel prize-winning Irish author-playwright Samuel Beckett comes to a life of sorts in director James Marsh’s Dance First, a uniquely formatted, strikingly framed take on life and debt as ...

How motherhood and artistry intersect in the bestselling writer's life and work Not many people can say that their childhood ...

Historian Susie Deedigan reviews a new book on the Irish men and women who fought against Nazi occupation in Europe. Janie ...

Sally Rooney seems like a contradictory idea. On the one hand, you have the woman – now 33, in rural Ireland – who’s ...

The successes of Maggie O’Farrell and Sally Rooney is indicative of what has happened in the last decade to English-language ...