10 DAYS IN DUBLINTHEATRE & DANCE

JULY 4- 13 2013

This years theatre programme is an excellent representation of what

contemporary theatre is all about. The variety of shows and themes offer

an wonderful taste of what theatre can do - discussing life’s issues, life’s

problems and of course life’s joys. Shows this year explore a huge range of

social and political issues from the historical to the current, from the tragic

to the joyous, from the humorous to the chilling.

The programme also reflects the changing nature of theatre from the

passive to the interactive. Through audience participation of one form or

another shows have begun to move away from the rigid narrative structure

of more traditional theatre and rely on their audience to provide content

and direction. Staging is another area where we see change with theatre

companies now making use of non-traditional theatre spaces such as the city

streets, cathedrals, art galleries, cafés and bars. In some cases shows are

inspired by the very venues they have been staged in.

Of course the most exciting element of the programme is the large proportion

of fresh talent displaying new ideas about how theatre can be done. 10 Days

is delighted to provide a platform for such an electrifying offering of creative

talent on stages around the city.

JULY 8TH - 9TH • 1.30PM • BOYS SCHOOL @ SMOCK ALLEY • €8

A wedding like any other. A dashing groom, a happy bride, a trusted friend and a mad sister. But as the party reaches its climax and lines of cocaine become indistinguishable from sugar and laughter, these four happy people go hide into a room, never to get out again. What will happen when the sunrise comes? The Wedding Party is a surreal production by the new theatre company Balthazar Productions.

THE WEDDING PART Y PRESENTED BY BALTHAZAR PRODUCTIONS

JULY 4TH - 6TH • 7.30PM • THE BOX @ TWISTED PEPPER • €7/ €6

Dear Dublin,Rose and Alice are feeling pretty nervous about this whole solo performance thing. We keep finding them pacing around their rooms, dancing to silly pop songs, and eating too much junk food in the garden. Alice keeps chatting about idiots she’s met, and Rose keeps writing ‘Smack Rabbit’ all over the living room walls.Could you help them out, please?Thanks.Love from Rose and Alice’s Mums.

T WO: A DOUBLE BILL OF SOLO SHOWS PRESENTED BY ALICE MALSEED AND ROSE WARDLAW

JULY 4TH - 5TH • 7.30PM • VINTAGE ROOM @ THE WORKMANS • €7/€5

A clown who dreams of being a great Shakespearean actor takes on some of the most famous scenes in theatre - from Romeo and Juliet to Hamlet and everything in between. Blending clown and physical theatre, this new show takes you on a hilarious and intense rollercoaster ride of Shakespeare’s best bits. Also featuring a special guest appearance by Ita Fitzmahony with ‘Cleaner Clown’.

A TALE TOLD BY A . . . CLOWN PRESENTED BY CAROL WALSH

JULY 11TH - 13TH • 8PM • THE NEW THEATRE • €12 / €10

Molly Bloom from James Joyce’s seminal novel Ulysses offers us a glimpse of Molly in all her glory, sensuous, compelling and at times hugely funny. Eilin O’Dea’s performance has been described as ‘Absolute Artistic Genius’ by USA Weekly. Peter Crawley from the Irish Times described O’Dea as ‘every inch the sensualist Joyce imagined’. Sara Keating from the Sunday Business Post said ‘O’Dea brilliantly captures the nuances of Molly’s rambling mind.’

MOLLY BLOOM PRESENTED BY BIGHAND PRODUCTIONS

JULY 11TH - 13TH • 7PM • LITTLE GREEN • €8/€6

LOVELY GIRL’S GUIDE TO LOVELY LIVING PRESENTED BY COME AS SOON AS YOU HEAR

Lovely Girl sips a cup of tea and tells everyone how nice they are. Gives a hug; too many fairy cakes. Avoids mentioning politics or religion. Being a lovely lady takes a lot of energy, but hey, she’s young. LOVES CROSSWORDS. LOVES KNITTING. NEVER MISSES COUNTDOWN. Sometimes worries life doesn’t love her as much as she loves it. Her solution? Recruit more lovely girls. And she’s looking right at you

JULY 11TH - 13TH • 6PM • THE PEARSE CENTRE • €8/6

Middle-aged Miss Mannion has always had her head in a book. It’s her job. She’s assistant librarian to Mr. O’Brien in small-town 1980s Ireland. But when attractive trainee Ms.Pepper arrives down from Dublin Head Office & starts disrupting their cosy life, a long-held secret must finally be made public. Sometimes you have to lift your head from your book, and sometimes a book can be a dangerous weapon…

HE AD IN A BOOK PRESENTED BY CLOVER & BEE PRODUCTIONS

JULY 7TH - 10TH • 7.15PM • SMOKING AREA @ THE WORKMANS • FREE

Two college friends, coming upon the computer of a classmate still logged onto the net, are unable to resist having a peep into her social side. What they discover entirely unnerves them. Soon, tensions come to boiling point over what exactly to do with what they’ve found out. So ask yourself, what would you do?

FORWARDS PRESENTED BY DAVID BUTLER

JULY 10TH - 13TH • 1.30PM • BOYS SCHOOL @ SMOCK ALLEY • €7/€5

‘Keep me in sleeping, know never to partIf death should do us part’Ciarán’s death marks the death of tradition. He took to the grave a stoneless ring that once held a diamond and once was Aisling’s. Ciarán died with what those men buried with him died for. Play development has been supported by Fishamble: The New Play Company’s New Play Clinic scheme

CIAR AN’S AISLINg PRESENTED BY DARREN YORKE

JULY 12TH - 13TH • 9PM • ST. PATRICK’S CATHEDRAL • €8

Villagers meet to discuss what is to be done about the ghost of a distressed blind woman. Ten winters from her assumed death she has been sighted, still searching for her two missing children and confronting her deriders. Her desperate cries, a tapping on your window, her cold hand stroking your face, to see if you are one of her own. An evening of horror and humour at St.Patrick’s Cathedral.

HOW TO MURDER A GHOST PRESENTED BY FITZCHADBRO CO.

JULY 11TH • 6PM • THE SUGAR CLUB • €6

Fierce Fitness Dance Studio (Dublin, Kildare, Cork) presents the Champions of the Irish Pole Fitness and Dance Industry for your entertainment! These dancers will combine Solo, Double and Group Performances to showcase Pole, Aerial and Burlesque Artistry in an hour-long acrobatic extravaganza! Spinning, Dropping, Twisting and Shimmying their way onto The Sugar Club stage, these performers will come together to unveil the very best of Irish acrobatic talent!

IRISH POLE AND AERIAL SHOWCASE 2013 PRESENTED BY FIERCE AND FRIENDS

JULY 6TH - 7TH • 7PM • BLACK BOX @ SMOCK ALLEY • €12/€10

Tied forever to a mortgage, a penned-up Adam and Eve reach breaking point when they decide to rise up gloriously from the comfort of their couch and lead Ireland in a new rebellion. Conspiracy theories, biblical mythology and historical analogies are rife in this pitch black, comedy by award winning playwright Philip Doherty.

‘Three absolutely first rate performances.’- Emer O’Kelly, Sunday Independent

‘Compelling and hilarious.’- Irish Theatre Magazine

THE gRE AT COUCH REBELLIONPRESENTED BY GONZO THEATRE COMPANY

JULY 5TH • 8PM • 90 MINS • THE NEW THEATRE • €10/€8

Cass sees Michael, Michael sees Cass. In that moment they become living memories of each other’s past.The Sweet Shop is an original short that blurs the boundaries of reality. Performed with huge heart and energy it is sure to inspire and entertain.

‘Tivnan’s dialogue is strikingly nuanced, blending moving poetry with humorous vernacular and an ability to find immense beauty within modest subject matter’ - Irish Theatre Magazine 2012

THE SWEET SHOP PRESENTED BY FREGOLI THEATRE

JULY 4TH - 7TH (PREVIEWS 1ST-3RD AT 1PM) • 1PM & 7PMTHEATRE UPSTAIRS • €10

The Eulogist is a dark but honest tale about the loss of a brother.A brutal attack leaves one brother to make a decision that he can’t avoid. As the eulogy is being prepared the full impact of the decision is understood when memories of childhood adventures surface. This one man show examines the changing relationship between two brothers as responsibility and the reality of an impossible decision is realised.

THE EULOgIST PRESENTED BY INDEVELOPMENT THEATRE COMPANY

JULY 8TH - 10TH • 3.30PM • THE BLEEDING HORSE • FREE

An exploration of episodes in the life of major Irish literary figure Louis MacNeice, portrayed mulling over them in the final months of his life in 1963. A one-man stage show based as much on conjecture as on MacNeice’s own writings and the memories of his friends. Why did he change his first name from Freddie to Louis just before he left school? Writer/performer Howard Linnane ponders possible answers.

FROM FREDDIE TO LOUIS: EPISODES CONJECTURED FROM THE LIFE OF IRISH POET LOUIS MACNEICE

PRESENTED BY HOWARD LINNANE

JULY 9TH - 13TH • 8.30PM • POWERSCOURT CENTRE • €10

It’s been three months since Oisín fell for Niamh and followed her to London. Now he’s home and all he wants for Christmas is the comfort of home, but things aren’t quite how he left them… A new comic play that gives modern twists to the story of Tír na nÓg.

A play about friendship, love, not knowing where you’re going but knowing you don’t want to be left behind.

TíR NA NÓg PRESENTED BY JUST FRIENDS

JULY 8TH - 13TH • 7PM • THE WHITE LADY ART GALLERY • €6/€4

David is an artist apprenticed to Donal, the owner of the White Lady Art Gallery. He lives and works in the gallery’s basement. Lyla is a newly-arrived seventeen-year old who dreams of American runaways and a life of art.With writing informed by Enda Walsh and Loren Eiseley, we’re brought into Lyla’s naive mind and David’s fractured life, in a world cut through by Donal’s disaffected presence.

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THE DISPERSAL OF WILDFLOWERSPRESENTED BY CYCLAMEN PRODUCTIONS

JULY 10TH - 13TH • VARIOUS TIMES • VARIOUS VENUES • FREE

There are snails in this city, crawling along our busy streets at a pace that goes against the rhythm of the shoppers, the vendors and the revelers.

The Snail Walk is a procession through and celebration of Dublin’s cityscape. These slow and steady pedestrians, who are taking their time in traveling through and taking in the city, invite you to join them on their travels.

Book a place by visiting the 10DiD box office.

THE SNAIL WALK PRESENTED BY LIADAIN KAMINSKA

JULY 5TH • 8PM • ROASTED BROWN • FREE

‘She was never in love. Or maybe she was. Maybe that was the problem...’

Dublin poet Laura Cleary presents a woman’s journey through marriage, motherhood and old age. In this series of tender monologues, we see a human being’s hope to succeed, will to survive and ability to cope with even the bitterest truths.

‘And I know I should have tried...I just couldn’t.I just—I couldn’t’

AND YOU E XPECT ME TO? PRESENTED BY LAURA CLEARY

JULY 5TH-6TH • 8PM • SITEATION • €10/€8

60 MINUTES IN DUBLIN @ 8PM PRESENTED BY MAYLIN PRODUCTIONS

This new theatrical show brought to you by Maylin Productions offers glimpses of contemporary Dublin as seen through a range of perspectives. Comprising of stories set in Dublin City and which take place on any given night between the hours of 8pm and 9pm. This show promises to be a fascinating insight into Dublin life. Written by emerging playwrights and acted and directed by some of Ireland’s freshest new talents.

JULY 8TH-10TH • 5PM • EXCHANGE DUBLIN • €3

Set in the living room of their rented apartment, M&Ms, E.R. and a dislike for saxophone renditions of Time to Say Goodbye punctuate Claire and Rebecca’s daily conversations. As the thoughts of graduation loom, they pose themselves the questions ‘Where is the milk?’, ‘Who stole my oysters?’ and ‘Will any of this matter in the future?’

MONTAGE PRESENTED BY MAKESHIFT ENSEMBLE

JULY 8TH-9TH • 6.30PM • 37 DAWSON ST • €18/€15

Spanning 2,000 years, A Wine Goose Chase tells the story of Ireland and wine in a warm, welcoming setting. This hour long one woman show incorporates a wine tasting. You will discover first hand a drink that’s been part of Ireland’s history for much longer than you might think.

‘A near 5 star experience’ - The Sunday Times‘A delightful hour of wine tasting and history’ - The Examiner **** - The Irish Times

A WINE gOOSE CHASE PRESENTED BY OFF BOOK PRODUCTIONS

JULY 4TH-6TH • 8.30PM • THE PEARSE CENTRE • €10/€8

It is the autumn of 1913, and Dublin is caught up in a full blown class war. A war that Audeon Kelly thought he would fight to the bitter end. But as his young daughter sickens and starves, tensions creep into his marriage and violence breaks out on the streets, difficult decisions have to be made. What will the consequences be – for Audeon, his marriage, his daughter, for Ireland?

SCABS PRESENTED BY NAOMI ELSTER

JULY 4TH-11TH • 9PM • SITEATION • €8

We all tell stories.‘You’ll never believe what just happened’ and ‘did you hear?’ and ‘wait until I tell you…’The Playback Company specialises in a unique kind of performance. We borrow your stories and turn them into spontaneous moments of theatre before your very eyes. Funny stories, sad stories, scary stories: everything is welcome. And every performance is unique, because every story is unique.

This is a BYOB event.

PL AYBACK PRESENTED BY PLAYBACK THEATRE

JULY 8TH-13TH • 6PM • MAIN SPACE @ SMOCK ALLEY • €10/€8

Cork city, vibrating in pumping beats, Pig and Runt have been inseparable since their birth, guided by their telepathy, spontaneity and a consuming craving for wildness. Self-appointed rulers about to celebrate their 17th birthday when their world starts to unravel.Bedbound.

‘Exhilarating’ **** - Sunday Times ‘Vigorous and unsettling theatre, ****’ - The Examiner

Explosive and violent, see what happens when it’s true love that just might ruin it all.

DISCO PIGS PRESENTED BY PILLOWTALK THEATRE COMPANY

JULY 9TH - 11TH • 1PM • MAIN SPACE @ SMOCK ALLEY • €7/€5

Have you ever wondered what it is like to hear voices? Pocket Watch Productions’ debut show, Dave + Dave, charts the descent of a young man into psychosis. Watch the collateral damage mount amongst his family and friends as Dave struggles with his disease. This turbulent new work by Judi Blyth takes a sharp look at attitudes to mental health and begs for understanding.

DAVE + DAVE PRESENTED BY POCKETWATCH PRODUCTIONS

JULY 10TH - 13TH • 8.30PM • BOYS SCHOOL @ SMOCK ALLEY • €10/€8

The best day of your life. The day when you were eight and you wore that white dress. When you got the cards and the money and the smiles and the neighbours saying you were perfect. And you were. Or is it just that nothing has been perfect since?

With razor sharp dialogue and a wallop of black comedy, this new drama is ready to set tongues wagging.

THIS IS THE DAY PRESENTED BY PLAYDOUGH PRODUCTIONS

JULY 11TH-13TH • 6PM • SITEATION • €10/€8

Your lease is up, rent is too high, and your centrally located basement apartment is a dungeon. Your landlord/flatmate is unreasonable/too clean/absolutely mad. It’s time to make a move. You’re browsing the possibilities, suddenly you get ahead of yourself - Crumlin becomes a seven minute walk to town, is East Wall even that dodgy anymore? Join us in an exploration of renting in Dublin; the housemates, the memories, the mould.

THEDAF TPROJECT PRESENTED BY RENTERS

JULY 7TH-9TH • 6PM • THE NEW THEATRE • €10/€7

‘I’ve spent my whole life asking questions and never getting a straight answer’

Inspired by the voices of a rural Irish background and the vibrant pulse of Dublin City, All Talk explores the uniquely Irish method of answering a question – by not answering it at all. A feast of fast-paced wordplay and humour, All Talk celebrates the spectacular rhythms of Irish speech.

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ALL TALK PRESENTED BY RACHAEL SHEARER

JULY 10TH-13TH • 6PM • THE NEW THEATRE • €7/€5

CALIBR ATE PRESENTED BY RISK ASSESSMENT THEATRE

Calibrate explores how we connect today. Telling stories both real and imagined, Calibrate asks what we have gained and what we have lost with the rise in technology over the last 30 years.Calibrate is playful, forward thinking, yet at times nostalgic. This is Risk Assessment Theatre’s 3rd show for Theatre Spaces.

Previous shows include Louder Than Words (Battersea Arts Centre, London) and This Is My First Confession (BabbleJar, London)

JULY 11TH-13TH • 8PM • MAIN SPACE @ SMOCK ALLEY • €10/€8

Shopping and Fucking is Mark Ravenhill’s seminal play, looking at our world of excess marketing, chemically produced happiness, sex for hire and microwave meals and asking the simple question, are there any feelings left? We follow the journey of Mark, Robbie. Lulu, Gary and Brian to find their place in the world through drug induced highs and lows, sexual fantasies and nightmares and games that are all too real.

SHOPPING & FUCKING PRESENTED BY RICKY MCCORMACK

JULY 11TH-13TH • 6.30PM • BOYS SCHOOL @ SMOCK ALLEY • €12/€10

DEBRIS PRESENTED BY SARAH BRADLEY

An odyssey of pain, blood, love and loss, this one act play explores the lives of a brother and sister trying to understand their dysfunctional childhood. Each lies about their past, creating elaborate stories about their lives and leaving the audience lost in a haze of doubt. Which of the gruesome stories may contain the truth? This is a highly energetic yet dramatically disturbing production of Dennis Kelly’s renowned play.

JULY 7TH-10TH • 8PM • THE NEW THEATRE • €10/€7

In this Town strangeness abides. Something came down in the rain and brought Story with it. Tales of love and loss, horror and hate:

The lonely girl. The lovers. The monsters, good and bad. All trapped. The Risky Proximity Players bring the truth - where there is no God, where the universe is malign...the love may be wrong, but it’s love nonetheless.

LOVE; WRONG LOVE (BUT LOVE NONETHELESS. . .) PRESENTED BY RISKY PROXIMITY PLAYERS

JULY 10TH-11TH • 8PM • FILMBASE • €10/€7

Conformity. Our need to fit in. The desire for freedom. Sinéad Cormack constructs and dances within a 3D web in this visually striking and energetic multimedia dance piece. With lateral leaps of comedy, beautiful choreography, and a mesmerising soundtrack, In/side the Box is a true first.

‘Compelling physical performer’ CBC ‘A must see’ Evi-dance Radio‘Don’t miss this quirky and energetic romp’ CVV Magazine

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IN /SIDE THE BOX PRESENTED BY SINÉAD CORMACK

JULY 12TH-13TH • 10PM • BOYS SCHOOL @ SMOCK ALLEY • €10/€8

SÉ ANCEAN INTERACTIVE ILLUSION

‘Tonight we create a séance. Tonight we create contact with the spirits. Don’t be afraid...’séance. is a theatre event combining illusions and audience participation. It draws on the tradition of victorian séances and spiritualism. You experience a séance where you have to remind yourself that what you’re seeing is just a show.séance. will make you doubt your perception and question your beliefs.

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JULY 6TH • 8PM • THE NEW THEATRE • €10/€7

A woman embarks on a journey of self-discovery from Ireland to NYC, Berlin and back to Ireland. We follow her as she discovers the joys and pains of work, sex, love, and art in her struggle to understand herself and the world she lives in. Significant scenes are depicted from her birth, through her youth to middle age. A text based work explored through music, movement, puppetry and clown.

THE BIRTH DAY PRESENTED BY TERRY DINEEN

JULY 9TH-13TH • 3PM • PLAYERS THEATRE • €8/€6

Okay it’s hot. It’s one hot day in Luton England and it’s going to get intense. Bunny is a 6th Form student who is just looking for some excitement and adventure. When Abe, sort of her boyfriend sort of her not, gets his ice cream kicked out of his hand, things get even hotter. From the writer of Skins, Jack Thorne’s Bunny comes to Ireland for the first time ever.

BUNNY PRESENTED BY SPARK PRODUCTIONS

JULY 10TH-12TH • 6PM • THE BANKERS • €7/€5

Which voices do you tune in, and which ones do you tune out? Do you ever stay awake at night replaying conversations in your head? Or imagine you hear someone call your name in the street?

In their second collaboration, performers Sebastian Adams and Joan Somers Donnelly create a conversation from moves, words, and other sounds, about voices we hear every day. A half-hour dose of music, dance and chat.

HE ARING VOICES PRESENTED BY THE MR GILES GROUP

JULY 11TH-13TH • 3PM • EXCHANGE DUBLIN • €7/€5

THE CLIMBER PRESENTED BY THE LATIN SPHERE THEATRE

A play by Gillian Hackett inspired by the death of high altitude mountain climber Alison Hargreaves, on K2 in Pakistan in 1995. Hargreaves sparked a debate in media and mountaineering circles as she climbed distant high mountains leaving two young children at home. Directed by Sandra Villegas with performances by Kate Horgan, Marguerita Sampson and Romina Cruañas, The Climber explores the changes that maternity brings to a woman’s life.

JULY 11TH-13TH • 8PM • THE PEARSE CENTRE • €10/€8

MAKING LEMONADE PRESENTED BY TWISTED PEASANT

A white knuckle ride into the underworld of gangland and gun-crime culture dealing with damage, destruction and despairDesperate to hold onto his Friday routine, Blade tries to cheat an oncoming current of chaos. Blinded by his own ferocity, the laws of cause and effect come into play and life is now determined by his own carnage.

‘As funny as it is gritty, ****’ - The Herald

‘Brilliant’ - Totally Dublin

JULY 10TH-13TH • 1PM • THE NEW THEATRE • €10/€8

Made to Shiver takes its audience on a blaze through real Irish culture, employing multi-character changes, humour and colour. Lippy and Mini share memories of love and friendship to fill the void they live with, stemming from pork chops, spelling tests, fairytales, Pritt-Sticky nostrils and that cold little tickle that grew in their chests that would build up and change them forever. Between loss and victory find Mini and Lippy.

MADE TO SHIVER JACKDAW THEATRE

JULY 8TH-10TH • 8PM • MAIN SPACE @ SMOCK ALLEY • €12/€10

Ciara and Philly are going to SMACK YOU IN THE MOUTH. Ciara and Philly want you to shut up talking about the state of the nation. They want ACTION, they want the world and there’s little they won’t do to get it.

NARF! is the new play from the critically acclaimed We Get High On This Collective that brought you Sluts, the ‘unmissable highlight’ of 2012’s 10 Days In Dublin.

NARF! is supported by Fishamble.

NARF! PRESENTED BY WE GET HIGH ON THIS COLLECTIVE

JULY 8TH-13TH • 6PM • PLAYERS THEATRE • €8/€6

TONIgHT AROUND HALF-EIgHT PRESENTED BY UNDERDOG THEATRE PRODUCTIONS

What can teenagers do without computer games? How do you impress your insane neighbours? And can you drink a pint during a musical?

Tonight Around Half-Eight answers these questions and more, through four short comedy plays from the creators of Waiting for Garda. A blend of big farcical slapstick, surreal comedy and observational Irish humour makes for a wonderful evening of comedy theatre.

JULY 9TH-13TH • 7PM • THEATRE UPSTAIRS • €10

Join Aisling and Siobhán getting ready for a night-out. Slapping on make-up, discussing the shift, backcombing hair, drinking, bitching and applying fake TAN! Writers/Performers: Ann Blake, Marie Boylan. Director: Myles Breen

‘I learned more about women watching this than I did from the Sex and the City box set.’ - Karl Spain

‘Both actresses were wonderfully expressive and their performances seemed effortless…Tan is sharp and funny’ - Irish Theatre Magazine

TAN PRESENTED BY WILDEBEEST THEATRE COMPANY

JULY 10TH-13TH • 8PM (10TH-13TH) & 11PM (11TH-12TH)TWISTED PEPPER BASEMENT • €10/€6

A VERY ZOMBIE FAIRY TALE PRESENTED BY WHISKEY TANGO FOXTROT THEATRE

The kingdom of Zombonia is in crisis. Their Princess, Grave-Blossom is due to marry totally human douche-bag Prince Cockburn of neighbouring kingdom Deefour. Blossom’s trusty ladies’ maid Sweet-Puss just knows this is a bad idea but nobody will listen! And then the Prince goes from charming to harming and things get decidedly gruesome…….

If only there was a fairy godmother who could help.

JULY 7TH-9TH • 8.30PM • BOYS SCHOOL @ SMOCK ALLEY • €8/€5

A multiple-award winning collective of designers, actors and theatre-makers presents this devised experience of childhood memory, and the world-shattering isolation that comes with growing up.

We follow an ensemble of adults united by an innocence forever lost, as they search for that flickering light of childhood we keep buried deep beneath work, obligations, and ourselves.

In the darkness of our lives, all we have is a Night Light.

NIgHT LIgHT PRESENTED BY WISHFUL THINKING

JULY 7TH-9TH • 1PM • THE NEW THEATRE • €10/€8

Sharon’s dead. She said she was raped and no-one believed her. Then she killed herself and they believed that just fine. Now her friends want revenge. So they contact Joanna; an urban legend who kills rapists. But as Joanna avenges Sharon’s death, will the girls regret the force they’ve unleashed? For Joanna is not justice, not the law, not society. Joanna is what comes after.

JOANNA PRESENTED BY WIREBIRD PRODUCTIONS

JULY 8TH-13TH • 8PM • PLAYERS THEATRE • €8/€6

Do you feel that you have lost sight of your life’s super objective? Are you sad that the Celtic Tiger got put down? But at the same time always regarded it as a cocaine-snorting rabid beast in anyways? If so, let’s be friends!

Follow Janis and Sharon as they cut ties with corruption and create a glorious dramatic spectacle for all to see!

THE FUN IN UNFUNDED PRESENTED BY YINYANG THEATRE

JULY 4TH-6TH • 7PM • THE PEARSE CENTRE • €8/€5

Two Sugars or Three? is a psychological tale of betrayal, lies and deceit following the entangled lives of one man and two women. Jerry is left perplexed as his past collides with his present. This drama shows the human desire to forget, potential to cheat and capability for self-delusion. Moving from monologue to dialogue, one sees how the truth is malleable in this world.

T WO SUGARS OR THREE?SHONA MCDONALD

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