Dublin Fringe Festival 2018
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Theatre
My Son My Son
A new play from Veronica Dyas. My Son My Son is the story of a mother, set on Meath Street in the heart of working class Dublin. There’s a lot of drama, that’s not what’s really important but we’ll use it to get at what is. Class, it’s a real thing. Still.
FESTABIT – Storytelling Workshop
FESTABIT – Storytelling Workshop
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FESTABIT – Playwriting and devising workshop
Facilitated by Gavin Kostick, playwright, dramaturg and the literary manager of Fishamble Theatre.
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FESTABIT – Interactive group discussion
FESTABIT – Interactive group discussion
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FESTABIT – Panel Discussion
FESTABIT – The current state, development and future sustainability of African and Black Irish Theatre in Ireland
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FESTABIT – Seminar
The history, current state and future of African and Black Irish Theatre in Ireland
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Murder of Crows
A compelling new drama which skilfully weaves numerous narratives into a single exploration of the connections formed between three young delinquents in a weekend that will change their lives forever.
An Other Playboy…???
Adapted From JM Synge’s Classic Play, Arambe Productions Tell This Story Of Christy From The Mountains Of Mourne Who Kills His Dad With A Hurley
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If We Got Some More Cocaine I Could Show You How I Love You
Mikey and Casey are stuck on a rooftop together with drugs, alcohol and each other as they wait for the Guards to stop circling the house in John O’Donovan’s raucous romantic drama.
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Scorch
A story of first love through the eyes of a gender-curious teen, Scorch examines how the human story often gets lost amidst the headlines.
The Approach by Mark O’Rowe
Landmark Productions return to Project with the world premiere of Mark O’Rowe’s new play, starring Cathy Belton, Derbhle Crotty and Aisling O’Sullivan.
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Mr Burns: A Post-Electric Play by Anne Washburn (Rough Magic SEEDS Showcase 2017)
Irish Premiere of the smash-hit dark comedy, Mr Burns: A Post-Electric Play by Anne Washburn.
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Dublin Theatre Festival 2017
Dublin Theatre Festival is back in the Big Blue Building for its 60th edition with another line-up of the best work from home and abroad.
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This is the Funeral of Your Life (2017)
Watch us facilitate your funeral in real time, in this live event featuring an actor, a dancer and a mezzo soprano.
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This is the Funeral of Your Life (2017)
Watch us facilitate your funeral in real time, in this live event featuring an actor, a dancer and a mezzo soprano.
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This Beach (2017)
This Beach is a blistering satire of white western privilege made in response to the global refugee crisis
Endings
Dublin Theatre Festival: Endings is built in part from one-on-one interviews – people’s stories, reflections and voices.
Rapids (2017)
Dublin Theatre Festival: Exploring instances of disclosure and the presence of stigma in the lives of men and women who are HIV+ in Ireland today, playfully and respectfully making the private public.
Rapids (2017)
Dublin Theatre Festival: Exploring instances of disclosure and the presence of stigma in the lives of men and women who are HIV+ in Ireland today, playfully and respectfully making the private public.
Zoe Ní Riordáin: Everything I Do (In Development)
Dublin Theatre Festival: Everything I Do channels the spirit of R. Buckminster Fuller to explore love, loneliness and how we affect each other.
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I’m Not Here (2017)
Dublin Theatre Festival: Doireann Coady debuts as author with I’m Not Here, as she sets off to stage an unstageable, impossible and beautiful act.
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this is a room…
Dublin Theatre Festival: This is a play about the first eighteen years of your life and all of the things you may or may not learn in that time.
Nora
Dublin Theatre Festival: Nora, a new play after Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House, makes its world premiere as part of Dublin Theatre Festival.
aon mhac tíre, nó roinnt mic tíre
Dublin Fringe Festival: Ruairí Donovan & Mica Sigourney present a new duet in three languages: Gaeilge, English and Dance
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