Dublin Fringe Festival 2023: The poems are the jumping-off point for a fast-moving aerial dance show in collaboration with Ceol Connected
Dublin Fringe Festival
Dublin Fringe Festival
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Dublin Fringe Festival 2022: The Nigerian Irish dancer recconnects with his Yoruba roots
This year’s festival, the 28th, staged 586 performances of 64 productions in 27 venues across the city
Dublin Fringe Festival 2022: Shanna May Breen’s thoughtful, meditative environmental intervention directs our attention to our relationship with the city
Dublin Fringe Festival 2022: For a play that deals with insomnia, depression and trauma, Brian Bennett’s piece has a great quirkiness and moments of levity
Dublin Fringe Festival: Two strong pieces explore women’s experience through history and the tyranny of social media
Dublin Fringe Festival 2022: Electronic composer Jane Deasy monitors the space around her as she probes the anxiety of performance
Dublin Fringe Festival 2022: Lianne O’Hara’s debut play amplifies the voices of those who choose to make a living with their body
Dublin Fringe Festival 2022: Nick Nikolaou creates his characters through an energising, skillful, perfectly observed range of club dance styles
Dublin Fringe Festival 2022: Síofra O’Meara gives an enthralling performance in her sharp, humorous play
Dublin Fringe Festival 2022: Xnthony’s hilarious, deceptively angry marvel smuggles polemic into its comic show-stoppers
Dublin Fringe Festival 2022: Eva O’Connor’s strength is her sardonic tone, which infuses much of this audio drama about self-belief, self-doubt and sisterly love
Dublin Fringe Festival 2022: Conor Cupples’s monologue contains much to admire — sometimes a bit too much, in fact
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