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  SEP
  2018

  MEG.IE | REVIEW

  Dublin Fringe Review: Meltybrains? Sitting in the Abbey as the auditorium filled with people, it seemed that I was one of the few walk-ins who was...
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• 20
  SEP
  2018

  EXEUNT MAGAZINE | REVIEW

  Review: Boy Child at the New Theatre, Dublin: ‘Be kind. Be wise’: Chris McCormack reviews a spoken word performance as part of the Dublin Fringe...
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• 20
  SEP
  2018

  EXEUNT MAGAZINE | REVIEW

  Review: Confirmation at the Lir Academy, Dublin: Chris McCormack reviews Xnthony’s musical memoir, as part of the Dublin Fringe 2018...
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• 20
  SEP
  2018

  IRISH INDEPENDENT | REVIEW

  At the crimpers - so it must be the Fringe Emer O'Kelly sees the good and the bad at Dublin Fringe Festival: It's generally held that hairdressers...
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• 20
  SEP
  2018

  IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

  The Fattest Dancer at St Bernadette’s review: A hilarious stage school send-up: Dublin Fringe Festival: Thommas Kane Byrne stars in his...
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• 20
  SEP
  2018

  IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

  The Cat’s Mother review: A dark comedy dressed up in hot pinks: Dublin Fringe Festival: Sisters contemplate putting their senile mother out of her...
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• 20
  SEP
  2018

  IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

  Drip Feed review: A giant bender, and many laughs, expose a darker reality: Dublin Fringe Festival: Karen Cogan is precise and engaging as Brenda...
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• 20
  SEP
  2018

  IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

  For Saoirse review: Well worth travelling up Dublin’s Champs-Élysées to see: Dublin Fringe Festival: Colm Keegan’s Ballymun odyssey rarely takes an...
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• 20
  SEP
  2018

  IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

  My Dad’s Blind review: Singular vision of a life marred by blindness: Dublin Fringe Festival: Two-hander is marked by visual flair and dark comedy...
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• 20
  SEP
  2018

  IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

  Shame review: Strutting like a punk diva through a lifetime of self-doubt: Dublin Fringe Festival: Pom Boyd confronts family demons in an absorbing...
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• 19
  SEP
  2018

  THE JOURNAL | OPINION

  'Your 30s are a tricky time for women. The biological and social pressures to conform are immense': SEAHORSES ARE AWESOME. They mate for life but...
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• 19
  SEP
  2018

  IRISH TIMES | INTERVIEW

  Who is Dublin for? Who do we want to share it with? Dublin Theatre Festival director Willie White on Arts Council rows and Ireland’s cultural...
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