Ian Toner spoke to David Hennessy about the London premiere of Simon Stephens’ A Slow Fire currently playing at Jermyn Street ...

A new play that explores the untold story of the Irish experience of the AIDS crisis of the 1980s is currently showing at the ...

Suzi Quatro told David Hennessy about her new album, 60+ years in music and weeping when she realised who she had inspired ...

Singer- songwriter Dean Friedman told David Hennessy about his career spanning several decades, his Irish musical links and ...

Leo Sayer told David Hennessy about his new anthology of all his studio albums and some previously unheard material.   Leo ...

David Hennesy spoke to the director and two members of the cast of Mammy’s House, a new play revisiting the HIV/AIDS crisis of the 1980s from an Irish perspective. A new play that explores the untold ...

Sinéad Willox told David Hennessy about her debut album celebrating the traditional songs of Ulster ahead of the London ...

Here Comes Everybody is the opening concert in a cycle of works adapting James Joyce’s great modernist novel for the musical ...

Film maker Fergus Dowd told David Hennessy about his film about Charlie O’Leary, former Republic of Ireland kit man who also ...

Coleen Nolan is bringing her very personal show This is Me to London. Described as a celebration of life, love, and laughter, it is Coleen’s story told with her unmistakable style and wit. Coleen is ...

The club’s draft development proposal, a copy of which has been seen by the Irish World, was presented to the London county board’s management committee last week. The plans include three full-size ...

Crime author Jane Casey told David Hennessy about her latest novel, Everything She Didn’t Say. Jane Casey is an international best selling author. Her series of books about the London- Irish Detective ...