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• 07
  NOV
  2020

  THE IRISH INDEPENDENT | FEATURE

  Theatre: Diversity and Ireland’s new generation of acting talent: Irish demographics are changing and theatre is poised to harness that energy...
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• 01
  NOV
  2020

  THE IRISH INDEPENDENT | FEATURE

  Theatre: Where the magic happens Broad vision can help stage emerge from shadow of big screen....
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• 19
  OCT
  2020

  THE IRISH TIMES | FEATURE

  Waiting for Gobnait? Beckett’s ban on women challenged: Female and non-binary performers are tackling Beckett’s rigidity in a new play....
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• 18
  OCT
  2020

  THE IRISH INDEPENDENT | REVIEW

  Ravaged and shorn, Dublin Theatre Festival valiantly brings the 2020 show to a close: And that was the Dublin Theatre Festival 2020, that was....
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• 17
  OCT
  2020

  THE IRISH INDEPENDENT | REVIEW

  War of Independence plays out in the age of the individual: Playwright Deirdre Kinahan has a keen contemporary sensibility and it shines through...
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• 13
  OCT
  2020

  THE IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

  Embargo review: Deirdre Kinahan’s new play is unashamedly humanistic:Dublin Theatre Festival: Unquestionably a celebration of the protest but with lay
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• 12
  OCT
  2020

  THE IRISH TIMES | INTERVIEW

  Director Niall Henry takes on the lockdown challenge: Henry marks 30 years of absurd, visual drama as Blue Raincoat packs up till Covid allows...
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• 09
  OCT
  2020

  THE IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

  The Party to End All Parties: There is a lot going on in one-and-a-half smallish packages: Dublin Theatre Festival review: Summoning the despair...
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• 06
  OCT
  2020

  THE IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

  Looking for América review: Memory tells a different kind of truth: Federico Julián González’s effortlessly engaging solo performance is personal...
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• 05
  OCT
  2020

  THE IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

  The Great Hunger review: ambitiously staged, with scenes of rare beauty: The setting at IMMA – the scope of sky and the breadth of landscape...
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• 03
  OCT
  2020

  THE IRISH INDEPENDENT | REVIEW

  Jacqueline Kennedy brought to life in St Stephen's Green while the Queen of Technicolor is remembered in Dundalk: Jacqueline Kennedy brought to life..
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• 02
  OCT
  2020

  THE IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

  To be a Machine review: Experimental format well-suited to play’s core theme: Self-conscious experiments complement the exploration of transhumanism..
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