Build Your Own Hunger Games Arena: A New Dystopian Internet Trend
Literature & Drama
Review: DramSoc Put On 5 Star Performance of Macbeth
Turning Pain into Art: Sonya Kelly on Poor
What We Read, When We Read, Why We Read: Voices from UCD
Words that Endure: Celebrating Palestinian Voices in Literature
Literature & Drama Editor Gemma Bini highlights the work of Palestinian writers who use literature to resist erasure and illuminate the realities of life under occupation and exile.…
Grammarly, ChatGPT and Us: The New Rules of Writing
Johnny Lumley evaluates the benefits and risks of people’s reliance on generative AI for writing.…
.jpg)
Come Closer to Literature: Dublin Book Festival 2025
Rongyuan Liu visits Dublin Book Festival.…
Oscar Wilde: Life and Legacy
Laura Molloy discusses Oscar Wilde’s works and life ahead of his birthday.…
Theatre's Spookiest Traditions
Old Shadows, New Relevance: A Fresh Look at Bram Stoker’s Dracula
Of Fangs and Folklore: Tracing the Vampire in English Literature
.jpg)
Why LitSoc and Dramsoc Are the Beating Heart of Campus Creativity
Dublin Theatre Festival 2025: Who Gets to Tell the Classics?
Taking Stones from Old Houses - A review of Kamel Daoud’s The Meursault Investigation - Book Club
Enemies to Lovers, Comfort Reading to Political Complacency
Upcoming DramSoc Productions You Do Not Want to Miss
Beyond the Pints and Punches: Redefining the Irish Identity through Our Literature
Zoe Coulahan redefines Irish identity, moving away from the stereotypes that are prevailed through literature in the past. …
Liveness in theatre. What’s so special about it?
The rise of recorded theatre easily available online makes us ask the question of what is special about going to the theatre and seeing performances live. Is there a difference?…