Her’s Digital cover for August 2022 is writer, performer and activist Isolde Ó’Brolcháin Carmody. “Representation matters. It influences the way you are perceived and the way you are treated.” Isolde Ó’Brolcháin Carmody describes herself as a bit of a magpie. As a performer, writer, and theatre practitioner, she gravitates towards a number of different mediums, […]
3 years ago
Women were more affected than men. According to a new report, there has been “harmful behaviour” across every sector of the arts in Ireland. ‘Speak Up: A Call for Change’ was commissioned by the Irish Theatre Institute seeing 1,300 people take part. The report found that 70% of those surveyed had experienced some form of […]
4 years ago
Level 3… Just when life had started to take on a slightly more normal (or, at least, new normal), we are back to Level 3 again, and date nights (unless you are willing to freeze to death outside a bar or restaurant while speed-eating your dinner before it goes cold) are once more confined to […]
5 years ago
BLOCK T was a creative space set up from the ashes of the recession in Smithfield Square in 2010. What followed was six years of learning, creativity, exhibitions and events that enriched the city’s cultural landscape immeasurably. However, rapidly rising rents caused the collective to vacate their North Inner City premises, much to the upset […]
10 years ago