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Lorca Is Dead Cancelled

This week’s performances of ‘Lorca is Dead’ in the Back Loft have been cancelled. Unfortunately the production company involved is not in a position to travel to Dublin as planned. We apologise for any inconvenience caused. Note that we have 10 other productions starting from Monday May 9th and these are unaffected by this change.

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Bank Holiday Monday Matinees

Don’t miss our excellent value Bank Holiday Monday matinee preview shows.  All tickets €10 available online or at the venues.   Sticks and Stones – Theatre@Outhouse Cloaked – The Back Loft Mysterious Skin – The Teacher’s Club       The Screw You Revue – Theatre@Outhouse Let’s Pretend We’re Having Coffee..  – Pantibar The Adventures of Buttboy and

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Arts Minister Launches Festival 2011

The Minister for Arts, Heritage and Gaeltacht Affairs, Jimmy Deenihan T.D., officially launched the Eighth Dublin International Theatre Festival at Copper Alley, Arlington Hotel Temple Bar. This year the festival hosts worldwide entertainment from Ireland, the United Kingdom, Australia, the USA, Canada and Venezuela in seven city-centre venues around Dublin. This unique festival runs from

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Arts Minister Launches Festival 2011

The Minister for Arts, Heritage and Gaeltacht Affairs, Jimmy Deenihan T.D., officially launched the Eighth Dublin International Theatre Festival at Copper Alley, Arlington Hotel Temple Bar. This year the festival hosts worldwide entertainment from Ireland, the United Kingdom, Australia, the USA, Canada and Venezuela in seven city-centre venues around Dublin. This unique festival runs from

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Congratulations to Festival Patron Emma Donoghue

‘The Room’, the latest novel by Festival Patron Emma Donoghue has been short-listed for the 2010 Man Booker Prize. All at the International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival would like to congratulate the playwright and novelist on her well-deserved success. Two of Emma Donoghue’s plays have featured in the International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival – Don’t

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Matinee Performances This Saturday – Week 1 Shows Finish Saturday

Saturday Matinees @ €10 The following performances have matinees this Saturday. As all week one shows finish on Saturday and with some evening performances expected to sell out this is a great opportunity to catch some of the week one shows.   Teacher’s Club @ 2:30pm – LANGUAGE UNBECOMING A LADY A drag queen reveals

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LGBT Deaf Community: Performance of Chalks with ISL Interpreters

We are delighted to announce that the performance of Chalks on Friday May 7th at 8p.m. will include Irish Sign Language interpreters in partnership with Powderpuff Productions.  We are committed to increasing access to theatre so we warmly invite members of the deaf community, LGBT or straight, and hearing friends to attend. As this production

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