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• 26
  SEP
  2022

  THE IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

  Joyce’s Women review: In Edna O’Brien’s new play, the epiphany James Joyce sought never comes: Dublin Theatre Festival 2022: By assembling the...
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• 25
  SEP
  2022

  THE IRISH TIMES | FEATURE

  Revealed: Dublin Fringe Festival 2022 award winners:This year’s festival, the 28th, staged 586 performances of 64 productions in 27 venues across...
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• 24
  SEP
  2022

  THE IRISH TIMES | INTERVIEW

  Stage Michael Keegan-Dolan: back on the boards: Internationally acclaimed Kerry-based choreographer returns to the stage after 20 years with his...
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• 24
  SEP
  2022

  THE IRISH TIMES | FEATURE

  Blackwater Lightship: ‘The past still has an effect on us in the present: Colm Tóibín’s novel The Blackwater Lightship is coming to the stage with...
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• 23
  SEP
  2022

  THE IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

  Fluff review: Sex workers’ hidden lives laid bare: Dublin Fringe Festival 2022: Lianne O’Hara’s debut play amplifies the voices of those who...
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• 23
  SEP
  2022

  THE IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

  Opening Night review: A puzzling experimental piece that works best when it does least: Dublin Fringe Festival 2022: Electronic composer Jane Deasy...
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• 23
  SEP
  2022

  THE IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

  Dance Double Bill review: Saoirse na mBan and Test 1 form a fortuitous diptych: Dublin Fringe Festival: Two strong pieces explore women’s...
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• 23
  SEP
  2022

  THE IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

  Kitchensinkdrama review: A talking, assertive, nosy fox intervenes during dead-of-night distress: Dublin Fringe Festival 2022: For a play that...
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