Dublin Fringe Festival
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Starlet – Smock Alley Theatre, Dublin
Writer: Alison Spittle Director: Simon Mulholland Reviewer: David Keane In a midlands middle-of-nowhere location Michael and Shannon have a date.…
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DUBLIN THEATRE FESTIVAL: Company – Project Arts Centre, Dublin
Writer: Samuel Beckett Director: Sarah Jane Scaife Reviewer: Saoirse Anton Published in 1980, Company seems an unlikely candidate for a stage…
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DUBLIN FRINGE FESTIVAL: For Saoirse – Axis, Dublin
Writer: Colm Keegan Director: Mark O’Brien Reviewer: Saoirse Anton For Saoirse takes place over just one eventful night. Craner’s ex,…
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DUBLIN FRINGE FESTIVAL: Owing to the Failure of – The Workman’s Club, Dublin
Writer: Zoë Comyns Director: Catríona McLaughlin Reviewer: Saoirse Anton 19038UVABY In the small Vintage Room of Workman’s, an audience listens…
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DUBLIN FRINGE FESTIVAL: Näher…closer, nearer, sooner – Goethe Institut, Dublin
Choreographer/Co-Deviser: Liz Roche Writer/Co-Deviser: Shane O’Reilly Reviewer: Saoirse Anton In her choreographer’s note, Liz Roche talks about Yeats’s use of…
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DUBLIN FRINGE FESTIVAL: The Fattest Dancer at St Bernadette’s – The Lir, Dublin
Writer: Thommas Kane Byrne Director: Clare Maguire Reviewer: David Keane Triple threat Julian Le Blanc is up to high doh.…
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DUBLIN FRINGE FESTIVAL: Sweet Sensations – Smock Alley, Dublin
Writer: Teri Fitzgerald Director: Teri Fitzgerald Reviewer: Laura Marriott Welcome to Peafield Hospital for the Elderly. Here you will find…
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DUBLIN FRINGE FESTIVAL: I Used to Feel – The Marker Hotel, Dublin
Writer: Ailís Ní Riaín Composer: Ailís Ní Riaín Reviewer: Ciara L. Murphy I Used to Feel is a painfully intimate music-theatre…
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