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The week in theatre: Dancing at Lughnasa; Private Lives – review

Brian Friel’s thoughtful 1930s drama remains absorbing, while Noel Coward’s classic has fine cigarette work but fails to ignite

The Guardian - UK

Dancing at Lughnasa review – an exquisite staging of Brian Friel’s evocative drama

There are superb performances from a cast including Siobhán McSweeney and Ardal O’Hanlon in Josie Rourke’s production

The Guardian - UK

Dancing at Lughnasa at the National Theatre review: a powerfully moving family portrait at a moment of change

Even if you missed all the subtext, this show would still delight in its acute depiction of family dynamics

Evening Standard

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‘Buttock-clenching moments of excruciating joy’: famous Succession fans on their favourite scenes

Kendall rapping, Gerri and Roman’s hotel bathroom tryst… as the final season airs, Armando Iannucci, Abi Morgan, Phil Wang and more tell us about their top moments

The Guardian - UK

Bafta TV 2023: The full list of nominations

Hospital drama ‘This is Going to Hurt’ and the Martin Freeman-led ‘The Responder’ are among the most-nominated programmes at this year’s ceremony

The Independent UK

The week in TV: Extraordinary; Everyone Else Burns; Grayson Perry’s Full English; Lockwood & Co

Starstruck meets early Sharon Horgan in Emma Moran’s riotous comedy of twentysomething angst; Simon Bird excels as a preening evangelist. Plus, a thoughtful meander through England with Grayson Perry

The Guardian - UK

Derry Girls star 'wants to take bat to car' after driver shouts homophobic slurs at friends

Siobhán, who plays Sister Michael in Derry Girls, posted a pic of the car online

Irish Mirror

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Siobhán McSweeney: ‘Without sounding woo woo, I think a feminine spirit has come back to Ireland’

The actor and presenter on saying goodbye to Derry Girls, her role in Disney’s new superhero comedy Extraordinary, and why she’s been given her own table on Pottery Throw Down

The Guardian - UK

Lewis Capaldi teases Jamie Dornan over Fifty Shades with filthy jokes on Graham Norton Show

‘Is that the time?’ joked Norton as he closed the show

The Independent UK

How Derry Girls favourite Siobhán McSweeney is doing her bit for charity this Christmas

"If you need an enthusiastic message of me cheering you on in the spirit of pottery throwdown, or anything else at all that you think I'd be able to do, please let me know"

Belfast Live

‘Excuse me while I drop dead’: Derry Girls creator discovers Scorsese is a fan

Northern Irish screenwriter Lisa McGee shares a video of the US film-maker praising the hit comedy

The Guardian - UK

Derry Girls star Siobhán McSweeney 'cheered up' by Sister Michael flag spotted at Glastonbury

"I want all the Irish people at Glastonbury to gather under this flag, and storm the pyramid stage!!"

Belfast Live

A love letter to Derry Girls: Why Lisa McGee’s series is the most truthful depiction of teenage girlhood on TV

Channel 4’s comedy captures the fun and frustration of adolescence in ways that are painfully relatable

Evening Standard

Derry Girls review – this modern classic goes out on a high

As Lisa McGee’s masterclass of a sitcom begins its final season, it comes close to being a model of perfection. It’s a bittersweet goodbye

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Channel 4 Derry Girls' Siobhán McSweeney says wearing habit on show was 'a disaster'

Season three of Derry Girls is set to premiere on Tuesday (April 12) and Siobhán McSweeney is warning fans they may need some tissues

Glasgow Live

Derry Girls star to appear on RTE's The Late Late Show to chat all things stardom

Evening Standard

Siobhán McSweeney on why playing the romantic lead in Holding felt radical - and saying goodbye to Derry Girls

Siobhan McSweeney’s lead role in the new adaptation of Graham Norton’s first novel felt particularly personal

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