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Dublin Fringe Festival
7th-22ndSeptember 2024 | Dublin
PROGRAMMING POLICY
Dublin Fringe Festival programmes theatre, dance and performance art from Irish and international companies. Specific areas of focus are new Irish writing and work not previously produced in Ireland, innovative production style, physical theatre, and work from young, recently formed companies. The submission deadline is mid March each year. Please see www.fringefest.com for the most up to date information.Dublin Fringe Festival TEAM
| Festival Director | David Francis Moore |
| Executive Director | Elissavet Chatzinota |
| Artistic Projects Manager | Bee Sparks |
| Production Manager | Marcus Costello |
CONTACT DETAILS
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Address
Sycamore Building, Sycamore Street, Temple Bar
Dublin 2
Dublin Telephone
+ 353 (0)1 670 6106
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Email
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Website
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Box Office
+ 353 (0)1850 374 643 (from mid-July)
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