La Fosse's Broadway credits include his Tony Award nominated turn in Jerome Robbins' Broadway as well as Dancin'. In addition, he was Principal Dancer at both American Ballet Theatre and New York City Ballet, and as a choreographer, he has created ballet

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IN the battle of the students on Saturday evening, the old adage was uttered by a number of spectators once the final whistle sounded: Goals win games. NUI Galway may feel as if they could have drawn this match, not least considering they had a free deep

Navies clash in the vast depths of space. Intrigue and politics and empire-building — both bureaucratic and territorial — span lightyears, planets, and decades. Explosions, assassination, war, revolution: some of my very favourite fictional things. I rea

For the month of January, Jim Killen, the buyer in charge of Barnes & Noble’s SFF selection and curator of the Barnes & Noble Bookseller’s Picks, has chosen a military science fiction theme! In conjuction with the appreciations and excerpts, we’ll be exp

THEY had only a handful of first team players on view and the weather conditions were worse than awful but the men in the maroon jerseys sent out a clear message last Wednesday night in Bekan - Galway are back! Alan Mulhollands men played with a drive a