Festival Programme

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May 2010
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Reviews & Previews

The Tricky Part - Review

The Tricky Part - Review

The Tricky Part speaks for the child - the 12 year old describes his experiences with astonishing integrity and Hayes/Moran really bring out the essence of the emerging confused adolescent…More >

Dykeotomy - Review

Dykeotomy - Review

This is performance-art theatre so it’s not your regular one woman play - it is the story and stories of a woman, her life, values, loves, feelings and issues as…More >

Drags Aloud - Review

Drags Aloud - Review

The pace is electric, the send-ups of movie musicals are hilarious and spot on and the energy, exhausting. ... hilarious and top quality entertainment. The fastest and funniest hour ever…More >

Exiles - Review

Exiles - Review

We meet Richard (Delf Gravert) a complex bisexual, with his lover Bert (Micheal Giardina) who return to Ireland after a 9-year absence. Here they renew their encounters with Richard’s agent,…More >

Kiss the Women - Review

Kiss the Women - Review

From the moment we enter the soccer pitch in South Africa, this beautiful woman beguiles her audience with her gentleness and strength.

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edWARd2 - Review

edWARd2 - Review

Edward 2 is another surprise package from this very diverse programme ... A night of theatre at its best.

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Billy Redden - Review

Billy Redden - Review

Billy Redden is an extraordinary piece of new Irish writing for the theatre. It is extraordinary in its freshness and attention to detail. Every element of the layered script is…More >

WEEK 2 PROGRAMME PREVIEW

WEEK 2 PROGRAMME PREVIEW

Find out more about what’s on store in the second half of Festival 2010.  Starts Monday evening May 10th.

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In the Arms of a Lion - Review

In the Arms of a Lion - Review

In The Arms of A Lion is no ordinary coming-out story. It is unique in its culture, outcome and sudden conclusion…

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The Laramie Project - Review

The Laramie Project - Review

Beautifully crafted with a small ensemble of first class players ... if there is any justice for Matthew in Dublin - it should sell-out.

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