Just an excuse to encourage anybody who has not visited the Musée Rodin, it is exceptionel! The building and gardens are beautiful and the sulptures fascinating and beautiful. Theya do special family days on certain sundays for those of you who have younger children. I first went as a teenager when on an exchange and […]
Francis Huster, a renowned and wonderful French actor, is now playing at the Théâtre Antoine in a deeply moving and unsetteling role – that of a therapist at the edge of the abyss, carried away by his patients and his own life. While he tries to avoid his patients drowning, his own life is on […]
For the first time on stage, at the Théâtre des Bouffes Parisiens, Josiane Balasko and her daughter Marilou Berry, in a play by Jean-Robert Charrier: "That’s love" By their side on stage, and in a production by Julie-Anne Roth: Riad Gahmi. Not to be missed! A real treat for those living in France who can […]
A father, a failed writer, and his teenage son see their routine upturned by the arrival of the grandfather, a famous, whimsical, and irresponsible actor, mostly absent but terribly endearing.The purpose of this visit: the grandfather would like his son to help him write his memoirs.Then begins a family reunion is funny, fierce and poignant […]
Documentary Come out and discover the preview screening of BEYOND KATHMANDU by Alexander Murphy, followed by a cocktail reception and a discussion with the director! Jamuna and Anmuna return to their native village, perched high in the Himalayas. The two sisters join their family in the perilous harvest of yarsagumba, a rare creature, half mushroom, […]
The highly anticipated return of POOR, the acclaimed stage adaptation of Katriona O’Sullivan’s powerful memoir, adapted by Sonya Kelly, directed by Gate Theatre Artistic Director Róisín McBrinn coming back to the Gate stage following its sold-out run and overwhelming audience demand. POOR charts Katriona O’Sullivan’s extraordinary journey as she emerges from her childhood in Coventry and Birmingham marked by poverty, addiction and homelessness. Moving […]
Co-organized with the Morgan Library & Museum New York, this exhibition, the first dedicated to Renoir’s works on paper, will highlight the importance of graphic techniques in the evolution of his art. It also reveals the intimate links between his paintings and drawings, particularly from the 1880s, when Renoir moves away from Impressionism but continues […]
The Irish Celtic Ensemble returns to Marseille on Wednesday, April 8, 2026 at 8 PM to present its show Spirit of Ireland at the Dôme de Marseille. This troupe specialized in traditional Irish dances celebrates the 15th anniversary of its iconic show with a captivating story around Paddy Flynn and his Irish Celtic Pub. Between […]
For those of us who remember Sailing, Ride like the Wind and the film "Arthur" amongst many others, this is the chance to relish in Christopher Cross' suave voice for a couple of hours in Dublin. Bord Gais is such a great place and the acoustics are wondeful, there is also a lovely bar for […]
We are so lucky to have such a beautiful Art Gallery in Dublin In celebration of Ireland’s Presidency of The Council of the European Union, the National Gallery of Ireland presents a special exhibition featuring some fifty of our finest works on paper by artists from across Europe. Drawings, prints, watercolours and photographs by a […]
The National Gallery of Ireland - A privilege and always a treat to visit this beautiful gallery in Dublin! William Blake, a visionary artist and poet, was a defining force in Romanticism. His imaginative and unconventional works continue to inspire today. This exhibition, curated by Tate in partnership with the National Gallery of Ireland, presents a selection […]
