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Talks and Readings / 15 Oct 2011A series of panel discussions presented in association with RTÉ Radio 1
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CURATING CONTEMPORARY PERFORMANCE
Talks and Readings / 15 Oct 2011To coincide with Project Art Centre’s publication of No More Drama, a new collection of writings about the shape of contemporary performance, this symposium sets out to consider the changing stages and shared concerns of alternative theatre.
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INTERNATIONAL CRITICS FORUM (2011)
Talks and Readings / Theatre / 13 Oct 2011Irish Theatre Magazine hosts its annual International Critics' Forum, at which leading theatre critics from home and abroad offer lively discussion and analysis of the highlights of the Festival programme.
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I HEART ALICE HEART I
Theatre / 04 Oct 2011 - 09 Oct 2011 €15-20A fresh, human and hilarious piece from this defiant new company HotForTheatre, I Heart Alice Heart I explores the monumental journey of a most unlikely couple.
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YOUNG CRITICS PANEL (2011)
Talks and Readings / 09 Oct 2011The National Association for Youth Drama (NAYD) presents the Young Critics’ Panel involving young people from youth theatres around Ireland.
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