Dublin
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DUBLIN FRINGE FESTIVAL: Dummy – Peacock, Dublin
Writer: Peter Dunne Director: Sarah Finlay Reviewer: David Keane Growing up in the shadow cast by their father’s limelight wasn’t…
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DUBLIN FRINGE FESTIVAL: We Are A Tribe – The Chocolate Factory, Dublin
Creator: I Have a Tribe Reviewer: Sarah Hoover A classic theatre game, Music Machine, involves each part of a group…
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DUBLIN FRINGE FESTIVAL: The Half of It – Meeting Point @ Baggot Court, Dublin
Writer: Karen Cogan Director: Cathal Cleary Reviewer: David Keane In a dingy Dublin flat a Cork woman ruminates over her…
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DUBLIN FRINGE FESTIVAL: Polar Night – The New Theatre, Dublin
Writer: Nadine Flynn and Aaron Stapleton Director: Aaron Stapleton Reviewer: Ciara L. Murphy Set in an undisclosed town in Northern…
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DUBLIN FRINGE FESTIVAL: My Left Nut – Bewley’s Café Theatre @ Powerscourt, Dublin
Writers: Michael Patrick and Oisín Kearney Director: Oisín Kearney Reviewer: David Keane Belfast, 1998. The Troubles give way to Talks,…
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DUBLIN FRINGE FESTIVAL: The Egg is a Lonely Hunter – Project Arts Centre, Dublin
Writer: Hannah Mamalis Reviewer: Sarah Hoover Hannah Mamalis draws the audience into the world of “the mundane, the habitual, the…
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DUBLIN FRINGE FESTIVAL: From All Sides – Smock Alley, Dublin
Writer: Lee Coffey Director: Aaron Monaghan Reviewer: David Keane Two couples begin to tell their tales of modern life and…
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DUBLIN FRINGE FESTIVAL: What Good is Looking Well When You’re Rotten on the Inside – The New Theatre, Dublin
Writers: Emma O’Grady and Paddy O’Grady Reviewer: Ciarán Leinster Characteristic of the Fringe Festival, this is a difficult piece to…
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