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In 1987 the Gay Byrne radio show dumped Gerry Ryan and some other volunteers in the wilds of Connemara. They were to survive with no materials or money, just an SAS handbook. When they reported that they had killed and eaten a lamb, it sparked national controversy and was even raised in the Dáil. It was a story ahead of its time, foreshadowing reality TV and modern media feeding-frenzies.

My mum wrote a letter when she went into hospital. I lost it. Then I made some plays that weren't about that (but really they were.) This show is about that.

Rough Magic presents the world premiere of Jezebel by Mark Cantan. A clever comedy about the dumb consequences of hot sex meeting cold statistics.

Tender Napalm is a heart-stopping exploration of love in the face of disaster. If you think you know love, think again.

An adaptation of the American Gothic novella The Yellow Wallpaper What lies in the dark corners of the mind?

Bónapárt Ó Cúnasa, is a resident of Corkadoragha - a remote region of Gaelic speaking Ireland where it never stops raining and where everyone lives in desperate poverty (and always will).