Theatre / 03-18 February 2017

DUBLIN OLDSCHOOL (2017)

Tickets: 18 - €20
Show Time: 7.30pm & 9.30pm

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Following smash-hit runs at Edinburgh Fringe, Electric Picnic, Body & Soul, Project Arts Centre, Tiger Dublin Fringe and Cork Midsummer (and an upcoming run at the National Theatre in London), the phenomenon that is Emmet Kirwan’s Dublin Oldschool is back to Project again!
Join wannabe DJ Jason on a chemically enhanced trip through the streets of Dublin, stumbling from one misguided misadventure to another.
Somewhere between the DJs, drug busts and hilltop raves, he stumbles across a familiar face from the past: his brother Daniel.
Daniel is an educated, homeless addict. They haven’t spoken in years but, over a lost weekend, they reconnect and reminisce over tunes, trips and their city.
Dark comedy, family drama and spoken word odyssey – Emmet Kirwan’s Dublin Oldschool  snaps, crackles, raps and rhymes, with high octane performances by Emmet Kirwan (Sarah & Steve) and Ian Lloyd Anderson (LOVE/HATE, Game of Thrones), directed by Phillip McMahon.


 
★★★★★
“Exceptional acting squared with exceptional writing […] unmissable”
The Sunday Times
★★★★★
“Kirwan’s late night trip through the city makes for incredible theatre”
The Evening Herald
★★★★
“This Irish import is one of the slickest plays on the Fringe”
British Theatre Guide
★★★★
“tour de force”
The Stage
★★★★
“Part urban portrait, part family snapshot and part gratuitous headrush, it’s […] exhilarating”
The Irish Times


 
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Running time: 65 min
Suitable for ages 14+
Please note that this production contains strobe lighting, strong language and adult content


 
Writer: Emmet Kirwan
Director: Phillip McMahon
Cast: Emmet Kirwan and Ian Lloyd Anderson
Lighting Designer: Sarah Jane Shiels
Sound Designer: Ivan Birthistle
Produced by Project Arts Centre
This work was developed as part of Show in a Bag (2014), an artist development initiative of Dublin Fringe Festival, Fishamble: The New Play Company and Irish Theatre Institute.
 

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