Festival / Music / Theatre / 09-16 September 2023

HOTHOUSE

Tickets: €14 Preview | €18/€16

This show is part of Dublin Fringe Festival 2023 - View the full Project lineup here!

ISL Interpreted Performance 16 September, 13:00

Show Time: 9-11 September, 18:15 | 12-15 September, 21:00 | 16 September, 13:00 | 90mins

This is a new play with songs and a ship’s captain pulling the strings. 

Ruth in 1969 refuses to eat sandwiches with lettuce in them. Ali in the present day goes on a cruise to say goodbye to the ice. A parent 100 years in the future tells their child it gets better, even though we’re pretty sure they’re lying. 

A play about horny songbirds, parents, love, legacy, and wanting to change, but not knowing how. 

Accessibility

ISL Interpreted Performance 16 September, 13:00

Please note: Contains references to mental health.

Please do not hesitate to contact us at access@projectartscentre.ie or call 01 8819 613. You can find the latest information about Project’s accessibility here.

Credits

Writer: Carys D. Coburn with MALAPROP
Director: Claire O’Reilly
Cast: Peter Corboy, Thommas Kane Byrne, Bláithín Mac Gabhann, Maeve O’Mahony, Ebby O’Toole Acheampong
Set & Costume Designer: Molly O’Cathain
Composition, Musical Direction and Sound: Anna Clock
Lighting Designer: John Gunning
Choreographer: Deirdre Griffin
Assistant Director: Ellen Buckley
Associate Sound Designer & Sound Engineer: Eóin Murphy
Producers: Carla Rogers & Caoimhe Whelan
Costume Supervisor: Mary Sheehan
Stage Manager: Evie McGuinness
Assistant Stage Manager: Dragana Stevanic
Production Manager: Pete Jordan

Promo Photography by Pato Cassinoni with Art Direction by Molly O’Cathain

Funding

Originally commissioned by THISISPOPBABY for Where We Live. Supported by the Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon. MALAPROP are Project Artists, an initiative of Project Arts Centre, and are supported by field:arts.

Project Arts Centre is proudly supported by the Arts Council and Dublin City Council.

Disclaimer

Please note: Contains loud noise, strobe and haze, and references to domestic violence and suicide..

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