Dublin Fringe Review: Brendan Galileo for Europe
Review by Siofra Nic Liam A one man show, written and performed by Fionn Foley and directed by Jeda de
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Dublin Fringe Review: Fable
Review by Peter Blennerhassett Have you ever enjoyed watching street dancing? Then Human Collective’s Fable, Choreographed by Matt Szczerek, written
Dublin Fringe Review: The Money
Review by Johnny Walsh While admiring the beautiful interior of the Dublin’s City Hall, a voice thundered over all conversations,
Dublin Fringe Review: Lex Talionis
Review by Siofra Ni Shluaghadháin Lex Talionis translates from the Latin as “the law of retaliation, whereby a punishment resembles
Dublin Fringe Review: Ireland’s Call
Review by Stephen Porzio Currently playing at Bewley’s Café Theatre, writer-star John Connors one-man play Ireland’s Call further cements him
Dublin Fringe Review: Dreamgun Film Reads
Review by Stephen Porzio As a film buff, but Dreamgun-virgin many fans of the live shows (recorded and uploaded later
Dublin Fringe Review: Appropriate
Review by Siofra Ni Shluaghadháin Now in its eighth year, the Show in a Bag initiative is an exposition of
Dublin Fringe Review: Caged
Review by Sarah McKenna – Barry FemmeBizarre present Caged at the Smock Alley Theatre as part of the Dublin Fringe
Dublin Fringe Review: Making Sense
Review by Vanessa Murray So how exactly do you buy sex appeal in Brown Thomas? And what do people mean
Dublin Fringe Review: Stop / Over
Review by Annmarie Lally Stop / Over at times felt a lot less like a performance and more like looking