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FOCAL POINT
Theatre / 05 Feb 2013 - 08 Feb 2013 7-15The Irish language is on life-support, and so too is its greatest scholar in this bilingual play that forces you to imagine a world without sláinte, or any remotely similar word...
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PLAY AS YOU LIKE – CRASH ENSEMBLE
Special Event / 07 Feb 2013 171Join us for Play As You Like - a fundraiser for our music ensemble-in-residence, Crash Ensemble. Scratch our contemporary surface and uncover funk-soul brothers, old-timey Appalachian fiddlers and experimental folk-rock sounds.
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MADE IN DUBLIN: TRIPLE BILL – 2
Dance / 01 Feb 2013 - 02 Feb 2013 20/18By La Veronal and Philip Connaughton as part of Dance Ireland 21: Made in Dublin
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MADE IN DUBLIN: DOUBLE BILL – 2
Dance / 02 Feb 2013 12By Lia Haraki and Liv O'Donoghue as part of Dance Ireland 21: Made in Dublin
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MADE IN DUBLIN: THE OLD TESTAMENT ACCORDING TO THE LOOSE COLLECTIVE
Dance / 02 Feb 2013 20/18In their new work, The Loose Collective aims to make a living translation of the Old Testament, a stage-translation of this enormous body of text in its entirety. They integrate text-sampling and baroque choir, beat-boxing and diaspora-postpunk into their musical dance performance, and rearrange bible verses into unexpected combinations.
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