Tiger Dublin Fringe 2014

TIGER DUBLIN FRINGE 5 — 20 SEPTEMBER 2014

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Tiger Dublin Fringe Box Office Filmbase, Curved Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2 Open Wed 20 August — Sat 20 September 2014 Times Mon-Sat 10:00 — 18:00, Sun 12:00 — 18:00 (Sep 7 / 14) All sales are final. No refunds or exchanges. Transaction fee of €2 per ticket applies to all tickets and is included in the price.

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Meeting House Square All events at this location are subject to licence and are for patrons aged 18+. Tickets can be collected from the main box office at Filmbase one hour before show time.

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This year we turn twenty. This year we celebrate. This year we make art. This year we get radical, we get fluorescent. This year we’re looking out upon unidentified horizons.

We reflect on our past and imagine what’s ahead over yonder. We’re embracing the tensions between ambiguity and fact, the personal and the private, between real and fantasy. Intrepid, fearless and powerful artists are our guides. fringefest.com | 1850 374 643

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Director's Message

These visionaries lead our explorations of our city and ourselves. Our laughter will run riot, our reflections will be deep and we’ll immerse ourselves in ideas, in new knowledge and unusual experiences. Come along with us, we’re going to have a great time doing it.

We’ve painted ourselves in new stripes for the occasion. In 2014 we’re proud to become Tiger Dublin Fringe. Ever an advocate of discovery, Tiger Beer becomes our title sponsor, backing your exploration of adventurous art embedded throughout the city. Tiger joins its support to that of our stalwart core funders: the Arts Council/An Chomhairle Ealaíon, Dublin City Council and Fáílte Ireland and our host of other public and private supporters.

Take a trip through Tiger Beer presents Dublin Made to encounter on-the-edge dance, music, comedy and theatre from The Company, Shaun Dunne and Talking Shop Ensemble, Jape, DJ Kormac, Philip Connaughton and Foil Arms and Hog. These are artists who are rooted in Dublin, making shows with global significance. Count on delightful, electric and thrilling performances. 2FM also presents a series of Chancers giving us the opportunity to take a risk and engage with some of the cheekier aspects of Fringe.

Tiger Dublin Fringe will feature brave new theatre, dance, comedy, music, spectacle and more. We are wall to wall full of unmissable nights and incredible moments.

In the opening festival weekend, two outdoor works look back at ancient Ireland. Ulysses Opera Theatre brings us HARP | A River Cantata a largescale, free outdoor concert, an ode to the Samuel Beckett Bridge and retelling of the Dagda myth.

French/Québecois/Moroccan artist 2Fik does an 8-hour photoshoot staging 2Fik does Strongbow (and Aoife) in a daring and cheeky reworking of the classic painting depicting the Norman conquest.

Meeting House Square becomes home to an exciting line-up of concerts and happenings. The luminous Camille O’Sullivan celebrates her 20-year history with Fringe in two smouldering concerts.

US choreographer Miguel Gutierrez leads us in DEEP AEROBICS, made famous by sweating, beaming fans of The Knife all over the world.

Tiger Dublin Fringe spreads to venues loved and unknown across the city, from Project Arts Centre to Tom Walsh’s House in Dublin 8, from Smock Alley to Drury Street Car Park and the first time ever, the Abbey Theatre on the Peacock Stage.

Irish Fringe favourites like Sonya Kelly, Brian Fleming, 15th Oak, Lords of Strut, Tracy Martin and Eleanor Tiernan return joined by artists new to Fringe like Maud in Cahoots, Al Porter, Vaari Claffey, Alison Spittle and Stefan Fae. Look for collaborations between Irish artists and those from Austria, Germany, Denmark, Sweden and USA – a sure sign that Fringe makers are making their mark on the world stage. Be sure to catch the sensational appearance from Croatian choreographer Matija Ferlin; it will stun dance, poetry and visual art fans alike.

You’ll notice a particular Canadian feel to the festival this year; I couldn’t help but bring something from one home to another. Canada and Ireland have more and more in common; here’s your chance to encounter leading Canadian makers. Inuk throat singer Tanya Tagaq (Cambridge Bay) performs her astonishing live score to the documentary classic Nanook of the North, bringing The Arctic alive in Meeting House Square.

Toronto’s Evan Webber & Frank Cox-O’Connell return with their intimate theatre-and-war plays Ajax, the much-anticipated second half of 2010 Fringe favourite Little Iliad - less than 40 seats a show, don’t miss out. From Vancouver, The Chop brings us How to Disappear Completely, where a charismatic lighting designer shows us tricks of the 7 trade while recounting how he granted his mother’s dying wish.

Moving to Dublin, getting to know the city and calling it my own has been an incredible ride and putting together this festival has been an honour and a total delight. Thank you to Dublin and its community of artists, thinkers, makers, doers and lovers-of-life for the warm and sincere welcome.

Thanks to our Board of Directors for vision and total dedication. Thanks to our passionate staff for their leadership, talent and skill – they love this festival and it shows. Thanks to all of Fringe’s generations of artists and to former directors Jimmy Fay, Ali Curran, Vallejo Gantner, Wolfgang Hoffman and in particular Róise Goan (who introduced me to Dublin Fringe Festival in the first place) for the brilliant legacy they fostered that we get to continue.

For you Fringe audiences, the fans, aficionados and first-timers, welcome. Embrace this year’s cornucopia of sensational performances. Chance your arm on something new, take a risk along with these wonderful artists and live it up!

— Kris Nelson

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In return for being so generous we have a number of ways in which to access some pretty sweet stuff in return. Even better than that, you can choose what you want out of a series of options.

As an individual, if it’s discounts that you’re looking for you might be interested in becoming Savvy; if you want to join the party at this year’s festival then Fun-timer might be for you; if you would like to be nearer to the process of art-making then Ignitor is your bag; whereas if you really are just fringefest.com | 1850 374 643

feeling the love and simply want to offer your support to Fringe by donating then Rocksteady is your fit. You can of course choose as many as you want – the more the merrier…

From just €60 annually for one option right up to a winning deal of €200 for all options, you can choose the ways in which you get up close and personal with Tiger Dublin Fringe.

For Corporate FringeKin which gives your organisation access to the great offers and benefits within Fringe as well as supporting us as a registered charity, please contact jessica@fringefest.com for more information about what we have to offer.

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Up Close and Personal…

THANK YOU to all our current FringeKin members. The ones listed below are our Rocksteady crew, part of helping us do what we do!

Individual Deborah Armstrong Eleanor Collier Tom Creed Peter Daly Darragh Doyle Róise Goan Andrew Hetherington Katie Holly Maeve Houlihan Phyllis Jones

Patrick Kearns Eoin Kilkenny Sarah Lambe Andrew Lowe Mary Moloney Eamonn Moriarty Kris Nelson Barry O’Donnell Niamh O’Donnell Caroline Senior

Those who are Savvy, Ignitors and Fun-timers are reaping their rewards in other ways.

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Samuel Beckett Bridge

Samuel Beckett Bridge Sep 6

date Sep 6 arrival from 20:30 show 21:00 duration 35 mins tickets free and unticketed viewing from the quays

HARP | A River Cantata Join a triumphant opening weekend celebration as this once-off, free, large-scale outdoor performance turns Santiago Calatrava’s Samuel Beckett Bridge into Ireland's largest musical instrument, telling the story of the Harp of Dagda on a massive scale. Tom Lane’s composition is inspired by the frequencies of the elegant supports or ‘strings’, featuring artists on the bridge, the river and its north and south banks. This huge undertaking, rejoicing in the bridge and the city will bring together musicians and performers from all over Dublin. They will be joined by opera singers, drummers and dancers who will bring the area to life in spectacular new ways. From the company that brought you the award winning FLATPACK; directed by Conor Hanratty and produced by Matt Smyth.

Supported by Airbus International, Dillon Eustace and Dublin City Council Events Office. Featuring brass players from the Dublin Concert Band with singers from Tonnta Music and friends. @tigerdubfringe | #tigerdubfringe | facebook.com/dublinfringefestival

Ireland

Ulysses Opera Theatre in association with Tiger Dublin Fringe

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George's Dock Sep 5

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date Sep 5 time 09:00 — 17:00 duration 8 hours tickets free and unticketed

The final photo will be exhibited from Sep 12 — 20 at Filmbase, please check fringefest.com for more details.

France / Québec / Morocco

Photo: 2Fik

Merging gender, race play and high fashion, the photographer and performance artist 2Fik will perform more than 80 characters from the famous Daniel Maclise painting The Marriage of Strongbow and Aoife to create a contemporary version. Questioning Irishness, religion, gender and history this reinterpretation will feature characters from his repertoire and the local Irish context.

Posing as men, women and teenagers, his appearance evolves over the eight hour performance. The final result will be unveiled on 12 September.

“2Fik throws in so many humorous curve balls that you can’t help but scratch your head admiringly and chuckle.”

— Now Magazine Artistic residency supported by Generator Hostel. Project support from Dublin City Council Events Office, Tiger Dublin Fringe, the French Embassy in Ireland and the Québec Government Office, London.

2Fik does Strongbow (and Aoife)

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Photo: Paolo Properzi

Meeting House Square

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Meeting House Square Sep 6

date Sep 6 doors 21:00 tickets â‚Ź18

DJ Kormac AV Show

Festival favourite, local lad, acclaimed producer, band-leader and DJ. Kormac will perform a solo, audio visual set in a brand new show created especially for Fringe. His instantly recognisable and idiosyncratic style is unleashed as he controls, cuts, scratches and manipulates all sound and visuals using just two turntables. The twisting, morphing and shaping of sounds from other eras forms this new eclectic musicality and the show itself is no run-of-the-mill chin-stroker but a bouncing, infectious spectacle. Expect to hear cuts from his new album due for release September 2014.

support from Handsome Paddy

Ireland

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Photo: Emelie Lidstrom

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Meeting House Square Sep 12

date Sep 12 doors 22:30 tickets €16

Jape

Jape began in 2003 as a solo project of Dublin musician Richard Egan. Over the years, the band has evolved to become one of Ireland’s most exciting and energetic live acts blending meticulously crafted lyrics with upbeat electronic rhythms. Using an inventive mix of live instruments, hardware samplers and sequencers, the band create a sound that encompasses many different styles and spans genres, a sort of gothic pop.

support from Dimman

Ireland

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“The arrangements throughout are interesting on the surface but also reveal a depth upon close listening, such as the serene slow-build of 'The Oldest Mind' or the acoustic track 'Its Shadow Won't Make Noise” — entertainment.ie Please note the possible use of strobe lighting.

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Meeting House Square

Meeting House Square Sep 7

doors 21:00 show 21.30 tickets €17 general seating duration 70 mins

Canada

Tanya Tagaq In Concert with Nanook of the North

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“Flabbergastingly original… boundary-blasting” — Toronto Star “Tanya Tagaq is like no one you’ve ever heard, anywhere” — The Globe and Mail “Electrifying” — Variety

Chancers

Spine-tingling vocalist Tanya Tagaq can capture the most ethereal moments of desire or find the deepest, huskiest, beating pulse with her voice and breath. Her intense, evocative vocalisations, based on Inuit throat singing traditions, help reclaim the controversial 1922 documentary Nanook of the North. Tagaq, along with percussion and violin performs a live accompaniment to the film’s silent images of life in an early 20th-century Inuit community in Northern Canada. Tagaq has been performing on major stages worldwide, as well as collaborating with everyone from Björk to Kronos Quartet to Mike Patton.

Tanya Tagaq in concert with Nanook of the North was commissioned by Toronto International Film Festival Bell Lightbox as part of its Film Retrospective First Peoples Cinema: 1500 Nations, One Tradition.

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Dancing Suns / I Am The Cosmos Ireland

I Am The Cosmos are an electronic duo from Dublin made up of Cian Murphy and Ross Turner. Their debut album Monochrome was released in 2013 claiming Nialler 9’s Irish Album of the Year. Choosing to make rare live appearances and having signed a deal with Faber Music in 2013, I Am The Cosmos focus on recording and on-going collaborations with Irish artists such as Jape, Lisa Hannigan, Solar Bears and Ships. Currently Cian and Ross are working on a follow up album in Dublin’s National Concert Hall as part of the Artists in Residence project.

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Meeting House Square

Dancing Suns came together as something special was created by Nina, Fabien and Sean when they hid out in a beautiful old ballroom in Celbridge during the recording of their crowd-funded album Goldmine. Nina Hynes has long been known in the Dublin scene for her songs, experimentation and theatrical performances. Fabien has spent years producing other musicians quietly in a Berlin studio.

Sean Carpio is well known as a musical prodigy of sorts playing jazz with the greats form a very early age, he has developed his own sound and crosses genres mixing instruments and styles.

“Stunningly melancholic with a big, big heart” — Hotpress

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Meeting House Square Sep 11 — 12

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date Sep 11 doors 20:30 show 21:00 date Sep 12 doors 19:30 show 20:00 duration 100 mins tickets €22 general seating

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Camille O'Sullivan 20 - Intimate and Live “Superb performer “ **** — The Guardian “Hypnotic” ***** — Independent UK, “A major star” ***** — The Scotsman “Exceptional voice” ***** — TimeOut

Camille celebrates her 20th anniversary of sell out shows at Fringe, performing favourite songs from then and now. Chameleon-like on stage, inhabiting each song and its different character. A passionate, fearless singer, highly regarded for her dramatic interpretations of dark narrative songs: Brel, Cave, Waits, Radiohead. Winner 2008 and 2009 Dublin Fringe Festival Best Spiegeltent Show. 5-star performances include Sydney Opera House, Royal Festival Hall, Later with Jools (BBC), La Clique, Yoko Ono’s Meltdown, The Rape of Lucrece (RSC). Expect fire, ice, darkness, joy and pure passion.

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Photo: Jamie Baker

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Meeting House Square Sep 13

date Sep 13 doors 20:00 tickets €20

The TD FAMILY presents Together DISCO

The TD Family brought something that was missing to the people of Dublin, from all walks of life, whatever their flavour, style or preference. Ryan Skelton, the man behind it all, has a clear vision – bring strong energy, the best local and international acts all combined with people who want to dance the night away – the way he does. The TD FAMILY has shared the love at festivals and clubs around Ireland and Britain, bringing the best out in everyone, always making it a night to remember. Experience the vibe and energy of one of Dublin’s favourite club nights with their biggest get-together yet.

Ireland

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Photo: Ines Sebalj

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Meeting House Square Sep 14

date Sep 14 doors 20:30 workout 21:00 — 22:00 cool down from 22:00 tickets €16

DEEP AEROBICS

Taste the sweat. Death Electric Emo Protest Aerobics aka DEEP AEROBICS is a workout form invented and shamelessly disseminated by New York-based choreographer Miguel Gutierrez, who soon hopes to destroy the technique because it’s too hard to teach. It’s a participatory spectacle, it’s a movement, it’s a transformative experience for the mindbodyspiritgenital matrix. It is one hour plus of the communal/political/conceptual/ imaginational workout experience you always wanted but never could embarrass yourself enough to find or do in public. Come in costume. Push your imaginations. Previously seen warming up for The Knife - it will be LEGENDARY!

+ post workout choons Miguel Gutierrez

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USA

Chancers

Dress to work out. Subject to licence

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Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs Sep 4—13

Co-produced by The Company and Project Arts Centre. The Company are supported by the Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon. The Company are part of PROJECT CATALYST, an initiative of Project Arts Centre. Developed at FRINGE LAB with the support of Tiger Dublin Fringe.

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The Rest Is Action The Company PRESENTS

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Photo:Patricio Cassinoni

What was empty is what now makes it all work. Empty gestures become action. 2,500 years ago we invented a fiction called tragedy. We believed in it so much it became real. We live it now. Why can’t we get out of it?

Why do we still need a fiction to live in? This is not the story of a tragic hero, it is yours. Spirit of the Fringe and Best Production winners are back with a radical visual journey to our origins. Witness the reinvention of one of the greatest tales of all time - The Oresteia.

preview Sep 4 — 5 / 18:30 / €11 date Sep 6 — 13 time 18:30 other performance Sep 13 / 14:00 tickets €16 / €14 conc. duration 75 mins

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Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs Sep 6—13

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preview Sep 6 / 21:15 / €11 date Sep 7 — 13 time 21:15 tickets €16 / €14 conc. duration 70 mins

Ireland Photo: Sean Kennedy

Advocacy is a word like any other. Some people use it, some people don’t. From the company that brought you the award-winning Death of the Tradesmen, comes a new play about other people’s shoes, policy making, policy taking, participating and walking miles. Inspired by the Social Model of Disability and conceptually exploring Disability Service Provision in Ireland, it’s an act of empathy and an effort to understand. It’s about respectfully sticking your oar in, speaking up for yourself, sticking up for each other - and the importance of knowing what goes on behind closed doors.

Developed with support from Rough Magic Production Support, Choices Day Programme at St. John of God Community Services for People with Intellectual Disability, the Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon, MAKE; a residential workshop facilitated by Cork Midsummer Festival, Project Arts Centre, Theatre Forum and Tiger Dublin Fringe. Also developed at FRINGE LAB supported by Tiger Dublin Fringe.

Advocacy Talking Shop Ensemble and Shaun Dunne PRESENTS

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Image: John Peel’s Record Archive.

Reproduced with kind permission from Dave Guttridge.

Project Arts Centre

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Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs Sep 15

date Sep 15 time 20:45 tickets €14 duration 75 min

Life Has Surface Noise #2 Siobhán Kane

Think of some of your favourite records and how they have accompanied you as loyal companions, like Sancho Panza to Don Quixote… Following on from last year's event, arts journalist and academic Siobhán Kane returns with another instalment, exploring our obsession with music and why some records remain dear to us throughout our lives.

Joining Siobhán to talk about some of their own favourite records will be award-winning broadcaster and writer John Kelly, music enthusiasts Peter Toomey and Daragh O’Halloran, award-winning writer Kevin Barry and some surprise guests.

Ireland

Supporting the Simon Community.

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Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs Sep 16 — 20

preview Sep 16 / 21:15 / €11 date Sep 17 – 20 time 21:15 other performance Sep 20 / 14:00 tickets €16 / €14 duration 60 mins

you told me to wash and clean my ears Amanda Coogan / Dublin Theatre of the Deaf

In 1972 the Deaf community came together at a time when they were institutionalised and marginalised in their first act of political awakening to protest the shooting dead of Eamonn McDevitt by the British Army. Days before Bloody Sunday and weeks before its burning down, they marched on the British Embassy in Dublin. This rigorously contemporary, challenging new work weaves live art and community theatre. It springs from Deaf history, primarily using Irish Sign Language.

Working collaboratively for the first time at Fringe, this performance goes back to look forward to the recognition of ISL and the rights of Deaf people.

Ireland

This project is gratefully supported by the Arts Council Arts Participation Bursary Award, ISL Recognition Campaign and Deaf Village Ireland. The language of this performance is ISL, Irish Sign Language but it is accessible to all. @tigerdubfringe | #tigerdubfringe | facebook.com/dublinfringefestival

Photo: Nada Zgank

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Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs Sep 18 — 20

date Sep 18 — 20 time 18:15 tickets €14 / €12 conc. duration 65 min

Sad Sam Lucky Matija Ferlin / Emanat

Sad Sam Lucky is the collision between a choreographer and a dead poet. With billowing coal dust, explosive words and electric movement this is a highly physical and turbulent tribute to one of the Balkan’s leading avant-garde authors, Srečko Kosovei.

Croatia / Slovenia

“Sad Sam Lucky is a performance marked by Matija Ferlin’s exceptional performing skills” — Plesna Scena (Hungary) “Expect raw physicality” — The Gazette (Montreal) Produced and organised by Emanat. Co-produced by Rencontres chorégraphiques internationales de Seine-Saint-Denis, Centre National de la Danse (Pantin). In partnership with Zagreb Dance Centre, Bunker — The Old Power Station and Elektro (Ljubljana), Festival of Dance and Non-verbal Theater (San Vincenti). Funded by the Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Republic of Slovenia, Municipality of Ljubljana, Municipality of Pula. fringefest.com | 1850 374 643

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Project Arts Centre Cube Sep 4 — 13

preview Sep 4 — 5 / 20:30 / €11 date Sep 6— 13 time 20:30 tickets €15 / €13 conc. duration 70 min

How to Keep an Alien Rough Magic

Sonya Kelly is back with a tearfully funny, hilariously tender memoir about securing an Irish visa for her Australian partner. They met. They fell in love. Now all they have to do is prove it to the government.

Join her madcap global odyssey from the stony townlands of Offaly to the leafy depths of the Queensland bush. It’s a tricky business coming from opposite ends of the earth. It takes an Olympian will and the heart of a whale but above all else, paperwork. It takes a hell of a lot of paperwork.

Scotsman Fringe First Award, New York Times Critics’ Pick for The Wheelchair on My Face.

Ireland

Supported by The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon and Dublin City Council.

Developed at MAKE; a residential workshop facilitated by Cork Midsummer Festival, Project Arts Centre, Theatre Forum and Tiger Dublin Fringe.

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Photo: Carla Rogers

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Project Arts Centre Cube Sep 5 — 13

preview Sep 5 — 6 / 18:15 / €11 date Sep 7 — 13 time 18:15 tickets €15 / €13 conc. duration 75 mins

Bernarda's House DOWAGER

Cranky Bernarda’s husband is dead. She didn’t like him anyway. Poncia, her servant, knows how to manage her irascible boss. Nod, tell her what she wants to hear, and don’t argue out loud. Bernarda’s House is a funny, irreverent and poetic retelling of Lorca’s The House of Bernarda Alba. Performed in red nose it promises to delight and surprise.

It invites you to fall silent in moments of shared beauty. Written and directed by Veronica Coburn, starring the incredible Clare Barrett and the amazing Amy Conroy.

Ireland

Developed at FRINGE LAB with the support of Tiger Dublin Fringe. Supported

by Draíocht Arts Centre.

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Project Arts Centre Cube Sep 6 — 12

preview Sep 6 / 13:00 / €10 date Sep 7 — 12 time 13:00 tickets €12 / €11 conc. duration 60 mins

Bastard: A Family History Oddie Braddell

Oddie Braddell is an actor. You’ve probably seen him. He has appeared completely naked as a dead body in Ripper St. He has paraded an enormous pair of mustaches around the background of a crucial scene in Game of Thrones. He has been the voice of the McDonald’s Eurosaver Menu.

What you probably didn’t know is that he comes from a long line of complete bastards. Bloody Braddell of Drogheda was an officer in the Cromwellian army with a particular penchant for genocide. John Waller Braddell was land agent who held the record for the highest number of evictions during the famine. What does this make Oddie? Come and find out.

Ireland

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Photo: Ros Kavanagh

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Project Arts Centre Cube Sep 14 — 20

preview Sep 14 / 21:00 /€11 date Sep 15 — 20 time 21:00 tickets €15 / €13 conc. duration 90 mins

Eating Seals & Seagulls’ Eggs Caitríona Ní Mhurchú/Little Wolf Productions

This is a show about super-peasants from the west.

About surburbia in the eighties. About state-making.

About sound. About walking in single file. About chewing seaweed. About hauling sand. About squatting. About smoking cigarettes. Touching, evocative, and sometimes funny, this poetic piece from performer and writer Caitríona Ní Mhurchú in collaboration with award-winning visual artist Adam Gibney draws on autobiographical, archive material and rare film footage to explore the loneliness and dislocation of being an Irish speaker in an urban environment, through the prism of Peig Sayers, and the beautiful, bleak landscape of the Great Blasket.

Ireland

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Supported by the Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon, Dublin City Council, Foras na Gaeilge, Project Arts Centre, Irish Theatre Institute, Dance House and the Abbey Theatre. This show was developed at FRINGE LAB with the support of Tiger Dublin Fringe. Caitríona is the Foras na Gaeilge participant in Six in the Attic; an Irish Theatre Institute resource sharing and mentoring initiative.

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Project Arts Centre Cube Sep 16 — 20

preview Sep 16 / 13:00 / €10 date Sep 17 — 20 time 13:00 tickets €12 / €11 conc. duration 40 mins

The Tale Of The Ancient Lights Riuchi

A search for destiny in an Asian legend. Through the use of modern LED technology this solo light performance awes and stuns, inviting the audience away to another land in another time. Circus, magic and dance combine in the performer’s skilled and precise movements. At once poetic, poignant and a great adventure story, this atmospheric multidisciplinary piece is suitable for all people of all ages.

Ireland / France

“…a performance vocabulary out of the ordinary. It’s a treat for the eye and an inspiration for the mind.”

— Stockholm Fringe Festival Riuchi would like to thank the French Embassy in Dublin for their support.

This performance contains strobe lighting.

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Project Arts Centre Cube Sep 16 — 20

preview Sep 16 / 19:00 / €11 date Sep 17 — 20 time 19:00 tickets €15 / €13 conc. other performance Sep 20 / 15:00 duration 60 mins

B(r)itches Claire & Leah & Dylan

How does theatre work? When is nudity tasteful?

Would you be in an ad for laxatives if they paid you five grand? If the director told you to, would you hit someone in the face as hard as you could?

(No, harder than that.) Join our two performers as they grapple with these questions and many more. They’ll take you on a tour of the theatre and its history; writers and styles get picked up, crash tested, discarded. It’ll be funny, irreverent and thought-provoking (not to mention colossally silly).

Do come along.

Ireland

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preview Sep 8 / 20:15 / €11 date Sep 9 — 13 time 20:15 tickets €15 / €13 conc. duration 60 mins

At Sea Just The Lads

Dementia is like having your life rolled up in a rug, the memories fading as they are gathered in.

But within this dusty darkness imagination runs riot. Snapshots of a life emerge into the light. In unruly succession, often quiet and sometimes very loud, two musicians and one performer compose a mosaic of images, sounds and voices that make up the waning memories of one old man.

Drawing on personal encounters with dementia, the team behind 2013’s The Last Post create an unforgettable performance about forgetting.

Ireland

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The New Theatre Sep 9— 13

preview Sep 9 / 18:15 / €11 date Sep 10 — 13 time 18:15 tickets €15 / €13 conc. duration 50 mins

A Sacrilegious Lesbian and Homosexual Parade Brian Fleming

Everyone is Irish on St Patrick’s Day, except in New York, where LGBT groups have been banned from the St Patrick’s Day Parade for 22 years.

Since 2000, the St Pat’s For All Parade in Queens has championed diversity and inclusion. With the help of the Holy Trinity (St Patrick, Panti Bliss and the Naked Cowboy), Fleming takes us for a romp through 14 years of celebration and resistance.

Following sell-out one-man shows at Fringe in 2011 and 2013, this is Fleming’s third collaboration with director Raymond Keane (Barabbas).

Ireland

With thanks to the St. Pat’s For All Parade.

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The New Theatre Sep 15 — 20

preview Sep 15 / 18:15 / €11 date Sep 16 — 20 time 18:15 tickets €15 /€13 conc. duration 60 mins

My Name is Saoirse Sunday's Child Theatre Company

1987: Johnny Logan has just won the Eurovision, mobile phones are about to be invented and in Limerick, Saoirse O’Brien is sick of her best friend calling her a frigid. Soon after agreeing to a night of drinking with the lads in Wilson’s Pub, she discovers her pregnancy and is forced to set out on a journey that leads her miles away from home and the carefree adolescence she knew. Winners of the Emerging Artists of the Year Award, 2012 at Edinburgh Fringe.

Ireland

“utterly fascinating” — Irish Theatre Magazine “without flaw” ***** — FringeReview

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The New Theatre Sep 15 — 20

preview Sep 15 / 20:15 / €11 date Sep 16 — 20 time 20:15 tickets €15 / €13 conc. duration 60 mins

Sick Crude Mechanics

Sick is about what happens at the end of love. It's a play about isolation and care-giving. It's a play about family and reversing roles. When fantasy is the only release and life is hell, how can you drag yourself back to reality? And what will reality mean to you?

“Didn't mean to scare her. I think I just wanted her to recognise me. I've been a stranger here for over a week”. Crude Mechanics present a play about the pressures of reality and seduction of fantasy.

Ireland

Supported by the Abbey Theatre's New Playwrights' Programme and Draíocht Arts Centre. Developed at FRINGE LAB with the support of Tiger Dublin Fringe.

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Smock Alley Theatre 1662 Sep 5 — 7

preview Sep 5 / 18:30 / €11 date Sep 6 — 7 time 18:30 tickets €14 / €12 conc. duration 55 mins

GET READY TO DIE ALONE James Walmsley

An arty headshot. A one man variety show. Deep, important questions about the human condition.

The comedian-musician returns to the Fringe with a brand new show.

“James Walmsley has all the raw sex appeal of a young Mick Jagger.” — The Guardian “Jagger cheekbones aside, Walmsley’s voice – a versatile instrument… - is key to his success.”

— The Independent “To me, he's a dead-cert for Jim Morrison from The Doors.” — New Zealand Theatre Review “James Walmsley crackles with brilliant gags and charisma, bringing an unexpected tenderness to his rock’n’roll stand-up.” — The Irish Times “Teetering between genuinely funny and tepidly tedious” — entertainment.ie

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Chancers

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Smock Alley Theatre 1662 Sep 5 — 7 & 9 — 14

preview Sep 5 / 21:00 / €11 date Sep 6 — 7 & 9— 14 time 21:00 tickets €16 / €14 conc.duration 60 mins

Begorrah Foil Arms and Hog

This brand new show features: Christian rockers God Vibrations, the La Bullshat Theatre Group and an intervention for a teetotaler. Ireland's top comedy trio have sold out the Edinburgh Fringe for six consecutive years, have over 4 million hits on YouTube and recently completed a 30 date world tour, culminating in a sell-out show at Dublin's Vicar Street. Described as “Deliriously funny and at times unexpectedly dark” (The List), their show is a mix of theatre and comedy with wickedly twisted characters, unpredictable scenes and high energy performances.

Ireland

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“Pure Brilliant” — Tommy Tiernan ***** — entertainment.ie

***** — StageWon ***** — Broadway Baby

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Smock Alley Theatre 1662 Sep 15 — 20

preview Sep 15 / 20:45 / €11 date Sep 16 — 18 time 20:45 other performance Sep 19 — 20 / 18:30 tickets €16 / €14 conc. duration 60 mins

The Belle Bottoms Eoin Colfer

Mags and Belle; two sassy ladies who have been fabulous together since junior infants. They have shared crayons, clothes, boyfriends and a lifelong love of disco music leading to the formation of The Belle Bottoms. Join them as they sing songs of nuns, restraining orders, spermy young fellas and growing up in the 1970’s. There will be flares, there will be glitter, maybe some swearing and a disco ball; if the girls can get insured. With songs by Bressie, Eleanor McEvoy, Heathers and Squeeze’s Glen Tilbrook among others. Words by Eoin Colfer, usually writing about leprechauns, it’s a step up for him.

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Chancers

Presented by lantern.ie

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Smock Alley Theatre 1662 Sep 10 — 14 & 16 — 18

preview Sep 10 / 18:30 / €11 date Sep 11 — 14 & 16 — 18 time 18:30 tickets €16 / €14 conc. duration 85 mins

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An Irishman’s odyssey for identity through the nightmare landscape of a world set ablaze by 9/11. Set across North America, Christopher embarks on a wild pilgrimage home for the birth of his son, but is relentlessly thwarted by outside forces. This renegade adventure story weaves together a text rich with verbal pyro-technics, a haunting soundscape and psychedelic visuals. Written by awardwinning playwright Philip Doherty, performed by Rex Ryan (Best Actor nomination Fringe 2013) and directed by Aoife Spillane-Hinks, PILGRIM is an avalanche of voice, sound and movement through a tapestry of grotesque worlds and outlandish characters, with allusions to classical myth.

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Supported by the Cavan Arts Office / Cavan County Council

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Smock Alley Theatre 1662 Sep 19

date Sep 19 doors 21:00 show 21:30 tickets €14 / €12 conc. duration 75 mins

Maud in Cahoots in Concert

Maud in Cahoots bring their brand of theatrical alt-pop to Dublin’s oldest theatre to launch their new single. Exclusive to Tiger Dublin Fringe, the band will introduce their new sound, somewhere between Serge Gainsbourg and The xx.

Ireland

“There’s something strangely intriguing about the set up, and it makes for a really interesting sound that is rarely, if ever, heard” — Pop Culture Monster “They are current, yet orchestral…a revelation” — Le Cool Dublin For Maud in Cahoots’ full theatre show The Well Rested Terrorist at the Abbey Theatre on the Peacock Stage please see p. 56.

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Smock Alley Theatre 1662 Sep 20

date Sep 20 doors 20:30 show 21:00 tickets €14 / €12 conc. duration 105 mins

Megan and James’ Hootenanny Megan Riordan & James Walmsley

For the final night of Fringe, James Walmsley (Dead Cat Bounce) and Megan Riordan (Pop Céilí) join forces to curate and host a great big charity shindig. This happy hootenanny - part glorious gala, part gregarious get together - will be a scintillating celebration of the dazzling, dizzying and downright delicious. Former festival favourites will fraternise with plucky present day performers, culminating in clever and curious cannot-quitebelieve-it collaborations. There will be music. There will be comedy. There will be dancing, drinking and snacks. Most importantly, it will also be for a really good cause!

Ireland

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Smock Alley Theatre Black Box Sep 4 — 13

preview Sep 4 — 5 / 18:15 / €11 date Sep 6 — 13 time 18:15 tickets €14 / €12 conc. duration 80 mins

Hitting The Mark Ramblinman Theatre Company

Post-boom gloom bites and a brash American producer arrives in Ireland to revive Glenroe hoping that nostalgia will help him win the race to the bottom line. Follow the hilarious story of Eamon, a struggling actor and Ray, his body-builder best mate, as they are thrown into a bizarre world of eccentric soap-stars and cynical TV executives in this scathing satire on the delusions and pretensions of a cultural scene that is itself in need of a ‘reboot’. Praise for 2013’s co-production Pondling:

Ireland

“A glittering gem of a show” **** — The Irish Times Winner Best Female Performer Dublin Fringe Festival (2013), Joint Winner Stewart Parker Award (2013)

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Smock Alley Theatre Black Box Sep 5 — 13

preview Sep 5 / 20:45 / €11 date Sep 06 — 13 time 20:45 tickets €14 / €12 conc. duration 90 mins

WRAPPED Red Bear Productions

Ali and Lisa, two best friends from very different backgrounds. Desperate to get out of Dublin they lead each other by the nose to exotic beaches and bad decisions. Wrong place, wrong time. Feels like a punch in the gut when it all goes tits up.

This is the story of unrequited love, dingy flats, full moon parties, come downs and betrayal. From the company that brought you Paranoid? and The Wave both by Tracy Martin as well as Danny and Chantelle (2012) by Phillip McMahon. Starring Aoibheann McCann and Andrea Cleary. Written and directed by Tracy Martin.

Ireland

Developed at FRINGE LAB with the support of Tiger Dublin Fringe.

This performance may contain strobe lighting effects.

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Smock Alley Theatre Black Box Sep 15 — 20

preview Sep 15 / 20:30 / €11 date Sep 16 — 20 time 20:30 tickets €14 / €12 conc. duration 50 mins

We Didn't Care When (our mothers had Cancer) Neil Douglas

Performer Neil’s mum had cancer. He didn't care.

His reaction made him curious. In Ireland we have a strange relationship with the ‘C’ word. It's often used for entertainment. It's often discussed in hushed tones. This is a show about Cancer. It is for anyone who enjoys the light with the dark. A show about the science. About our relationship with illness. Part lecture, part theatre. A show about cell growth, soap operas and jokes. Told through the story of a young man’s ambivalence, it is an unflinching but light-hearted look at disease.

Ireland

Initially presented as a work in progress at THE THEATRE MACHINE TURNS YOU ON: VOL 3.

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Smock Alley Theatre Black Box Sep 16 — 20

preview Sep 16 / 18:15 / €11 date Sep 17 — 20 time 18:15 tickets €14 / €12 conc. duration 75 mins

Always Alone Together Game Theory

How much do you really know about the Internet?

In 1968 a Florida teenager is making free calls by whistling into the telephone. In 2008 a video of Tom Cruise turns a bunch of online pranksters into a global protest movement. In between, the Internet was born. Combining theatrical risktaking, in-depth research and old-fashioned storytelling, this is a show about how these events are connected. It’s about how everything is connected. It’s about who you can become when you don’t have to be yourself anymore. Welcome to the secret history of the digital world.

Ireland

Developed at FRINGE LAB with the support of Tiger Dublin Fringe.

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Smock Alley Theatre Boys School Sep 6 — 12

preview Sep 6 / 19:00 / €11 date Sep 7 — 12 time 21:15 tickets €14 / €12 conc. duration 60 mins

Some Flood Devious Theatre

The doomsday prophecies were right. Good thing Noah had stocked up on tinned goods. The wrong man to survive the apocalypse is the only man left in Ireland. Watch him stagger and fumble through a global catastrophe, while attempting to deal with conspiracy and paranoia at a personal level. As he struggles with his own isolation, delusion and neurosis he attempts to define the great pandemic surrounding him and any other phenomenon’s that he happens to think of. With no one left to help him, what chance does he have?

Ireland

**** — Irish Theatre Magazine Supported by Fishamble's New Play Clinic.

Features flashing lights.

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Smock Alley Theatre Boys School Sep 7 — 12

date Sep 7 — 12 time 19:00 tickets €14 / €12 conc. duration 50 mins

Star Man Tumble Circus

A divine mix of circus, comedy and cardboard. This new solo show from the award winners behind Fringe hits This Is What We Do For A Living (2012) and Damn the Circus (2013) will be a treat for anyone who appreciates the dark side of feel good and wondered why we are here and why we bother. For years man has looked to the heavens for inspiration and guidance. But now the heavens have come to him.

Northern Ireland

“Original and clever” ***** — Adelaide Advertiser “Extraordinary skill and laugh out loud” ***** — TalkFringe **** — Irish Times

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Smock Alley Theatre Boys School Sep 13 — 17

preview Sep 13 / 19:00 / €11 date Sep 14 — 17 time 21:15 tickets €14 / €12 conc. duration 60 mins

The Carved Soul No Strings Attached Theatre

Ollie is a wooden puppet. But forget everything you know about puppets. Ollie is old. Ollie is tired. Ollie is grumpy. Ollie is irritable. Ollie is frustrated. Ollie does not give a shit. This is a story about stories that takes place in the void between memory and reality. This is puppetry like you have never seen it before. Ollie is brought to life by third generation puppeteer, Jason Lambert and movement specialist, Claire Walsh. The pair’s collaboration was forged in the Lambert Puppet Theatre and is taking shape for the first time at Tiger Dublin Fringe.

Ireland

With the support of Lambert Puppet Theatre

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Smock Alley Theatre Boys School Sep 14 — 17 & 19 – 20

preview Sep 14 / 19:00 / €11 date Sep 15 — 17 & 19— 20 time 19:00 tickets €14 / €12 conc. duration 50 mins

How To Build Your First Robot Monkey Backstage

What happens the day you realise you'll never be an astronaut? You stop dreaming. It's life, not rocket science. This is the story of an unemployed scientist. And his robot. A highly physical show about love, loyalty, failure and the future, at its core is a poignant yet life-affirming exploration of man's relationship with technology. This is a sci-fi buddy romantic tragi-comedy which proves the only thing that can take you further than a spaceship, is a friendship.

Ireland

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Smock Alley Theatre Boys School Sep 18 — 20

date Sep 18 — 20 time 21:45 sharp tickets €13 / €11 conc. duration 45 mins

Night Hilary Woods

Some things grow best in the dark. In Night the air is thick, pregnant with promise, whilst flailing limbs forage in a nest of grubs and blood. Here, from a deep dank earth, Hilary Woods' detuned dream pop emerges to create a world steeped in the feel and pulse of a visceral film noir. Enkindled at the hearth of this fiercely evocative aesthetic, Woods launches her eagerly awaited EP in a spellbinding performance that fuses her “beguiling song-craft” (Hotpress) with some of her own film work.

Ireland

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Liberty Hall - The Social Hall Sep 16 — 20

preview Sep 16 / 18:30 / €11 date Sep 17 — 20 time 18:30 tickets €13 / €11 conc. other performance Sep 20 /15:00 duration 60 mins

National Therapy Project National Identity Management Agency (Project Manager Eleanor Tiernan)

Poor little Ireland. Trouble has beset our misfortunate country in many guises over the years… Vikings, famine, colonisation, religious oppression, a litany of sporting defeats and now a stream of manufactured bands “showcasing” Irish talent. Our collective indignity haunts us, ruling our thoughts and deeds. How would it be to mend these wounds in a gentle healing ceremony with your fellow citizens? Embrace a new way of hibernoliving. Like the National Car Test, only for your soul.

Attendance is compulsory on a voluntary basis.

Wear comfortable clothing.

Ireland

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Abbey Theatre on the Peacock Stage Sep 9 — 13

preview Sep 9 / 21:00 / €11 date Sep 10 — 13 / 21:00 tickets €16 / €14 conc. other performance Sep 13 / 13:00 duration 70 mins

Some people are afraid of music. Some people have music-induced seizures. Some people use music as therapy. Neurologist Oliver Sacks (Awakenings, The Man Who Mistook His Wife For A Hat) calls this complex relationship Musicophelia. Written and performed by Irish band Maud in Cahoots and directed by Zoe Ní Riordáin, this concert / play explores the line between fear and action, desire and fulfilment, fame and infamy. This is the world of the well-rested terrorist, where the fear is blinding and the music is loud.

“Maud has real star quality” — Hotpress Developed at FRINGE LAB with the support of Tiger Dublin Fringe.

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The Well Rested Terrorist Maud in Cahoots

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Abbey Theatre on the Peacock Stage Sep 9 — 13

preview Sep 9 / 19:00 / €11 date Sep 10 — 13 time 19:00 tickets €14 / €12 conc. other performance Sep 13 / 15:00 duration 60 mins

CHAOS Lords of Strut

Fame obsessed and socially impaired, The Strut brothers are back! Join Ireland’s most emotional dancers as they share their ‘bullet proof’ secret to life and happiness! In this motivational, semi-nude, roller-coaster of a show, watch Sean and Seamus hold it together as they dance and bicker through a riotous hour of physical and ‘meta-physical’ comedy. If you have not seen them before you are in for a treat, they are very good… If you have seen them before you will want more and they will give you everything!

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“A hilarious performance… funny and brilliantly choreographed” ***** — Three Weeks Edinburgh Supported by the Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon touring award.

Creation support from Cork Opera House. Made with Pat Kiernan, Patrick De Vellete and Adrienne Truscott.

Photo: Trevor Schwellnus

“Stimulating… Cleverly written and delightfully played and the technical realization is superb.”

— The National Post “A profound and poignant synthesis of art and war.”

— Irish Theatre Magazine

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Abbey Theatre on the Peacock Stage Sep 16 — 20

date Sep 16 — 20 time 21:00 tickets €16 / €14 conc. other performances Sep 19 & 20 / 13:00 duration 85 mins

Ajax and Little Iliad Evan Webber & Frank CoxO’Connell

2010 Fringe Best Production nominees return to Dublin. Two intimate plays about the relationship between artists and soldiers, about art and war as connected modes of cultural production. Mixing the apparatus of Sophocles' Trojan War tragedies and contemporary Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder therapy, EW&FCO examine the reasons people go to war and consider the cost of coming back.

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Co-produced by Harbourfront Centre World Stage (Toronto) in association with The Banff Centre and Cork Midsummer Festival. Ajax was developed at MAKE, a residential workshop facilitated by Cork Midsummer Festival, Project Arts Centre, Theatre Forum and Tiger Dublin Fringe. Touring and production support from Canada Council for the Arts and Ontario Arts Council with additional production support from Toronto Arts Council. Please note this performance has restricted access for wheelchair users, contact Tiger Dublin Fringe box office.

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Abbey Theatre on the Peacock Stage Sep 17 — 20

How to Disappear Completely The Chop Theatre Canada

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“Warm, witty and, naturally, beautifully lit.”

— Vancouver Sun With the support of British Columbia Arts Council, Canada Council for the Arts and Arts Partners in Creative Development.

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and events. Find out more about how the Abbey Theatre develops new plays. Bounce some ideas off them or get the facts about submitting your work. Spend time on the nuts and bolts of your trade. Get acquainted with some brilliant plays and playwrights. Veteran playwrights can share their wisdom and emerging voices can share some pages. If you are a playwright interested in taking part in the Abbey Theatre Playwrights Hub, please visit www.abbeytheatre.ie to find out how to get involved.

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Dance Studio at Samuel Beckett Theatre

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preview Sep 8 / 20:00 / €11 date Sep 9 — 14 time 20:00 tickets €14 / €12 conc. other performances Sep 13 / 15:00 duration 60 mins

Double Bill Ireland

The Whistle Squarehead Productions (Darragh McLoughlin) “When you hear the sound of the whistle you have to close your eyes. When you hear it again you may open them.” What if you were at the same time spectator and creator of a piece? A juggler, a whistle and the audience together create a multitude of moments.

Time travel. Déjà vu. Glitches. Fast forward. Rewind. Déjà vu. All without techniques or special effects. A journey through several different hilarious yet often poetic narratives.

Close your eyes! Open them! Will you play the game or will you cheat?

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Dance Studio at Samuel Beckett Theatre

TURF Liadain S. Herriott Ever felt left out to dry? Cut from something greater? Inspired by the bog. A thought provoking, emotion evoking dance solo that digs deep into the territory of solitude.

Once moist and wet, then sliced, stacked and set. Put in a place where the wind blew through, where carnivorous plants do what they do. All it ever was before it came to be, before the blade set it free.

Expect to be lured into a parallel universe. A twisted version of Alice in Wonderland or “like something 65 out of a Lars Von Trier film”; the interpretation is yours to make.

Development for TURF supported by Dance Ireland, Dance Theatre of Ireland, FRINGE LAB, Live Collision International Festival, National Botanic Gardens, RTÉ Lyric FM, Shawbrook Dance and The Contemporary Music Centre.

Samuel Beckett Theatre Sep 9—13

preview Sep 9 / 21:30 / €11 date Sep 10 — 13 time 21:30 tickets €15 / €13 conc. duration 45 mins

Tardigrade

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Philip Connaughton

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This is a kaleidoscopic feast. As soaring voices emerge from towering creatures, lithe and raucous dance erupts against a backdrop of a projected forest. It's Star Wars, cosmology, biology, artificiality, information overload, technology. It’s my dog. It's you looking at my dog. And the slow walker sees it all. Try to understand it or just join in the madness and enjoy the show.

“Sensory outburst… dismissive of theatrical conventions… clear in its intentions and delivery” — The Irish Times Funded by the Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon and Dublin City Council, supported by Dance Ireland and axis: Ballymun. Presented as part of RePresenting Ireland at Dublin Dance Festival 2014.

Contains nudity

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Samuel Beckett Theatre

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Samuel Beckett Theatre Sep 10 — 14

preview Sep 10 / 18:30 / €11 date Sep 11 — 14 time 18:30 tickets €15 / €13 conc. other performances Sep 13 / 13:00 duration 60 mins

LURKY! LURKY! Fitzgerald & Stapleton Dance Theatre

Beyond the realm of human desire there is a darkness. Love opens to absolutely unknown horizons. Featuring Brian Rogers, the internationally acclaimed video artist in his most explosive, controversial role; choreographers Emma Fitzgerald and Aine Stapleton, two women men could never possess; with special effected voice-over by Obie Award winner Arturo Vidich. Mortal terror. Inhuman ecstasy. You will know the meaning of LURKY! LURKY! The Darkness is forever.

Ireland / USA “Asking puzzling questions with full frontal intensity.”

— New York Times “Touches deeper, stranger chords” — The New Yorker

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Supported by Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon, Dublin City Council and Chocolate Factory Theatre (New York).

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The Back Loft

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The Back Loft Sep 8 — 14

preview Sep 8 / 19:00 / €11 date Sep 9 — 14 time 19:00 tickets €14 / €12 conc. duration 55 mins

Bearings Sarah Baxter/ Kate Heffernan/ Kate O’Sullivan

Brothers Brendan and Tim have been mapped.

Caught on camera in a mysterious street scene of blurred faces, of things seen and unseen. Stitching together the story, we watch as two men attempt to navigate a strange world and their place within in. Written by Kate Heffernan (2013 Stewart Parker Trust Award Winner for In Dog Years I’m Dead), directed by Sarah Baxter and produced by Kate O’Sullivan. A tale of two brothers bound together in the street and onscreen, Bearings is inspired by modern mapmaking, featuring dropped pins, wrong directions and hidden identities.

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Supported by Rough Magic Production Support and Dublin City Council.

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The Lir Academy

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The Lir Academy Studio 1 Sep 15 — 20

preview Sep 15 / 20:30 / €11 dates Sep 16 — 20 time 20:30 tickets €15 / €13 conc. other performances Sep 19 — 20 / 14:00 duration 80 mins

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Born in a forsaken, outlaw town known as The Stra, the last time Conal McCarthy saw his home it was from the back of a police car. Twenty-two years later he is finally returning.

Jamie McHugh, the runt of his bloodthirsty family, has just been tasked with a job, to repay the murder of his cousin. To kill Conal McCarthy. 15th Oak Productions return following the acclaimed The Life and Sort of Death of Eric Argyle with a story of two men unknown to each other, whose fates are now inexorably linked as they race to a thrilling showdown.

Developed at FRINGE LAB with the support of Tiger Dublin Fringe.

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The Lir Academy

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The Lir Academy Studio 1 Sep 6

date Sep 6 time 15:00 tickets Free but ticketed, available at the box office or over the phone duration 90 mins

Scripted The Lir

The Lir Academy at Trinity College Dublin presents a showcase of new plays by this year’s graduating MFA playwrights. The six MFA playwrights (from Ireland, Scotland and USA) have been immersed in training led by Graham Whybrow (former Literary Manager of the Royal Court) and taught by playwrights, dramaturges and literary managers, including Gavin Kostick (Fishamble), Michael West, Karin McCully and Thomas Conway (Druid).

Scripted features a professional cast and graduate actors from The Lir. It offers script-in-hand readings of excerpts and a chance to hear new plays from new playwrights.

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The Lir Academy

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The Lir Academy Studio 1 Sep 17 — 20

preview Sep 17 / 18:30 / €11 date Sep 18 — 20 time 18:30 tickets €14 / €12 conc. duration 40 mins

The Lost Hours Maurice Kelliher

From a Spirit of the Fringe Award nominated dance theatre maker comes a poetic reimagining of real events. Fifty years ago, a young man was the final victim in an infamous series of horrific murders, but his is the only story surrounded by silence. Why? This is dance-meets-theatre, a fiction made from truth. It is a tender investigation, a defiant elegy, and a provocative exploration of how to talk about this story.

Ireland

“Carefully guided… visceral and moving” — Irish Times “Spine-tingling… fabulous” — Irish Independent **** — Irish Theatre Magazine @tigerdubfringe | #tigerdubfringe | facebook.com/dublinfringefestival

Show in a Bag

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Dublin Oldschool Emmet Kirwan & Ian Lloyd Anderson Two brothers. Jason, an unemployed DJ/ slacker and Daniel, an educated, homeless heroin addict. They haven’t seen or spoken to each other in 3 years. Jason stumbles from one misguided misadventure to another in Dublin. One night he finds his estranged brother on the street. Over the summer they reconnect. Two lost, fractured souls, giving each other advice, but rarely taking it.

Debating different views of their past, their present, their city and a dance music scene that led to Daniel’s addiction and gives Jason his only creative outlet. A new, dark comedy from the writer of Sarah and Steve.

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Bewley’s Café Theatre tickets €13 preview €10

Photo: Sally-Anne Kelly for Charolais, Down and Out in Paris and London By George Orwell and The Centre of the Universe

preview Tues 9 / 13:00 date Sep 11 / 13:00 | Sep 12 / 18:15 | Sep 14 / 20:30 | Sep 17 / 13:00 | Sep 19 / 18:15 | Sep 20 / 18:15 duration 55 mins

The Centre Of The Universe John Doran Hi, it’s your best friend John and I’d like you to join a cult. What’s this? Join a cult? The things with crazy people in them? What’s the cult? Who’s the leader? What do they believe?

Am I not supposed to stay away from cults in general? I’m really not sure about this. Short answer, yes. They’re awful things. Demanding, isolating, costly and generally kind of dumb.

Accept this one. This is a good cult. A cult you want to be in. Let me show you why.

The fifth edition of Show in a Bag is bursting at the seams. Four new works from five unforgettable, Irish performers. Though scaled small, these shows are overflowing with big ideas, huge heart and enormous potential.

Don’t miss the class of 2014. Brought to you by Tiger Dublin Fringe, Irish Theatre Institute and Fishamble: The New Play Company and a group of extraordinary artists.

Ireland

preview Sep 9 / 18:15 date Sep 10 / 13:00 | Sep 12 / 20:30 | Sep 13 / 13:00 | Sep 16 / 18:15 | Sep 18 / 13:00 | Sep 20 /13:00 duration 75 mins

preview Sep 11 / 18:15 date Sep 13 / 18:15 | Sep 75 14 / 13:00 | Sep 16 / 13:00 | Sep 17 – 18 / 18:15 | Sep 19 / 13:00 duration 55 mins

Down and Out in Paris and London By George Orwell Adapted and Performed by Phelim Drew

Charolais Noni Stapleton

A man drifting through life, in early 1930’s Paris, teaching English and generally soaking up the rich underbelly of Parisian life, finds himself falling helplessly short and discovering a very different view of life, looking up from below. With a keen understanding of social inequality and a wry sense of humour, he vividly recounts his experiences while down and out. Going from a sepia tinted view of poverty in Paris to the more black and white existence in and around London, through characters from a darkly funny circus to the inhabitants of a Beckettian landscape.

“I watch him pull the cow from the ditch with his bare hands, her big eyes rest on me dead calm as he leans into her and she gives in all trust. I hate that fuckin’ cow”. Perfectly marbled and bashed about ‘til tender: a surreal comedy of love, longing and one woman’s intense rivalry with a Charolais heifer. This is a muddy place of simmering desire minced with a loneliness that cuts to the bone. If you are fond of cows and dark humour this is the show for you. ***** — Sunday Business Post for Two for a Girl.

Supported by the Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon.

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Bewley’s Café Theatre

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Bewley’s Café Theatre Sep 15 — 20

preview Sep 15 / 20:30 / €11 date Sep 16 — 20 time 20:30 tickets €14 / €12 conc. duration 60 mins

Rhubarb Crumble Ghost Train Willy

There’s a fine line between failure and misery.

Often, there’s no line at all. Just ask this secondrate children’s theatre company, whose members all fantasise about the lives they could have led had they not been held back by each other.

Uncensored and irreverent - with a sprinkling of show-stopping tunes - these failed entertainers are brought to life just as they are gifted one last, desperate shot at success. This show is for fans of punchline-heavy comedy at breakneck speed, and anyone who has never followed their dream and wants to feel good about it.

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Car Parks Tallaght / Dublin

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Songs from a Car Park Jessica Kennedy & John McIlduff Ireland The Square Town Centre, South Roof Car Park, Tallaght preview Sep 7 / 18:00 / €8 date Sep 7 time 20:00 tickets €10

A drive-in dance piece on a rooftop car park.

Two women and a man sit in the back of a lone car. A teenage marching band practices in the background. Birds fall from the sky. Songs from a Car Park is an immersive show about human need and escape. Blending dance, theatre, music and a local marching band, the production is an offbeat theatrical experience watched from inside a car.

Created by award-winning duo, choreographer Jessica Kennedy (junk ensemble) and filmmaker John McIlduff (Dumbworld).

Commissioned by RUA RED.

Drury Street Multi Storey Car Park, Level 10, Dublin 2 date Sep 12 — 14 time 19:00 & 21:00 tickets €14, €12 conc.

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The International Bar

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The International Bar Sep 8 — 13

preview Sep 8 / 19:00 / €11 date Sep 9 — 13 time 19:00 tickets €13 / €11 conc. duration 60 mins

Alison Spittle Needs an Agent Alison Spittle

The prequel to 2015's runaway Fringe hit I'm Ready Now, but first Alison needs an agent. If you're an agent, promoter or reviewer, then this is the show for you. Audience members are welcome too. Nice stuff people have said: “Alison's ability to artfully weave comedy through her stories, will leave you feeling like you've had a phenomenal chat, filled with a ream of personal in-jokes, uttered from an energetic but friendly stranger. Or mad woman. Mad woman works too” — LeCool. com. Credits include: So You Think You're Funny semi-finalist 2011, RTÉ's Republic of Telly, Chose or Lose and New Comedy Awards.

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The International Bar

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The International Bar Sep 15 — 20

preview Sep 15 / 19:00 / €11 date Sep 16 — 20 time 19:00 tickets €13 / €11 conc. duration 50 mins

Conor O'Toole's Manhood Conor O'Toole

Despite being an unfit vegetarian who hates sports, enjoys knitting and gets extremely emotional about fonts, Conor O’Toole has always considered himself quite manly. In this wonderful hour of comedy, Conor explores what it means to be a man in 2014.

By examining the inherent chauvinism of poker, the ecological benefits of flat 7Up and the life of Apache chief/skydiver Geronimo, he hopes to take another step towards his dream of becoming Cute Animals Editor of The Irish Times.

Ireland

“Ireland’s prince of alternative comedy” —Meg.ie “His ability to tease out the humour and beauty that reside in the smallest of details is remarkable.” **** —Fest Directed by Simon Mulholland @tigerdubfringe | #tigerdubfringe | facebook.com/dublinfringefestival

The Pearse Centre

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The Pearse Centre Sep 16 — 20

preview Sep 16 / 22:00 / €11 date Sep 17— 20 time 22:00 tickets €13 / €11 conc. duration 50 mins

An Insignificant Man yeah sure whatever presents Smilin' Kanker

Taking in poppers, the Ceaucescu School of Contemporary Dance, love songs, light bulb jokes, Enda Kenny and Michelle Pfeiffer’s Catwoman along the way, Smilin’ Kanker drifts from night time stars to earthbound sauna sex in his tragic-comic tales.

As always, he delivers with his biggest brightest smile, possibly too much enthusiasm and some very bad dancing.

Ireland

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“#20 in the readers' top 25 moments in LGBT Ireland from the past two and a half decades… It was one of those rare moments when everyone in the room was perfectly connected to the performer and their fellow audience member.’’

— Gay Community News

The Pearse Centre

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The Pearse Centre Sep 15 — 20

preview Sep 15 / 20:00 / €11 dates Sep 16 — 20 time 20:00 tickets €13 / €11 conc. duration 60 mins

Without Strings Al Porter

Having turned 21, comic and people person Al Porter (Next Week’s News, Savage Eye) has cut the apron strings, packed his toys away, left Mammy and his beloved Tallaght for the Northside and show business's bright lights! Single, carefree and a socialite on a social welfare budget, Al entertains with hilarious stories from a no strings attached lifestyle. From being sued by a former presidential candidate (and neighbour) to becoming Tommy Queernan, no stone, or man, is left unturned in this Fringe debut from the camp darling of Irish comedy!

Ireland

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Science Gallery

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Science Gallery Studio Space Sep 8 — 14

preview Sep 8 / 19:00 / €11 date Sep 9 — 12 time 19:00 tickets €14 / €12 conc. other performances Sep 13 —14 / 16:30 duration 60 mins

To SPACE Niamh Shaw

“Sorry, but you need to leave. We all do. The Earth has served its purpose; it's time to find another planet to exploit.” Scientist and performer Dr. Niamh Shaw has dreamed of space travel from the age of eight. After a year of interviewing astronauts, astrophysicists, space industries and potential future colonists of Mars, she’s discovered that what was once her childhood dream may soon become a reality. In a multimedia immersive performance that buzzes with new technologies, she explores the beauty, darkness and humanity of Space. What is our attraction to Space? What are we chasing - or escaping from?

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Centre for Creative Practices

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Centre for Creative Practices Sep 13 — 14

date Sep 13 — 14 time 08:00 — 08:00 tickets €14 / €12 conc. duration 24 hours

ARTIST SCIENTIST PRIEST John Rogers

“I dreamt my beginning and the beginning was love…” In a room in the city, a holy man is conducting an experiment that will answer the biggest question of all. He needs your help to make it happen. Come join him over the course of 24 hours as he realigns the spheres of art, science and religion. The future of humanity is at stake — today is the day when you make the difference.

Ireland

Tickets will allow you re-entry over the period of the performance, capacity allowing. Available only at the door, no pre-booking is possible.

Part-funded by Galway City Council.

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Photo: Colm Hogan

Royal Hibernian Academy

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Royal Hibernian Academy (RHA) Sep 20

date Sep 20 time 15:00 tickets This event is free and unticketed duration 60 mins

The Fourteenth Visit Aoife McAtamney

Each day during Fringe three dancers visit the Royal Hibernian Academy, which hosts the retrospective exhibition of celebrated landscape artist Maria Simonds-Gooding. Separately, they playfully collect movement ideas inspired by the art work and its surroundings. In the second week, renowned fiddle player Caoimhín Ó Raghallaigh takes on the routine.

On the final day, they all meet. Before your eyes they tease out, confront and instantly compose each other's gathered discoveries creating a rapidly shifting improvised performance. This revealing and fresh process marks the first-ever choreographic collaboration with the RHA.

Ireland “Succeeds in achieving that elusive thing: distilling an aspect of human experience that can’t be verbalised.”

— Irish Theatre Magazine

Supported by the RHA, with thanks to Maria Simonds-Gooding.

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The Stables

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The Stables – Fumbally Lane Sep 14 — 20

preview Sep 14 / 21:00 / €11 date Sep 15 — 20 time 21:00 tickets €14 / €12 conc. duration 75 mins

Whichever1uFeed James O’ Driscoll and Neil Watkins

James and Neil are mentor and muse, and friends.

One seeks to cool his violent streak, the other to see the beauty of a man without the need to possess it. Inspired by the Native American fable of The Two Wolves, acclaimed performance artist Watkins joins forces with newcomer O’Driscoll for a raw and poetic meditation on love. An unflinchingly honest panorama of our private fantasy worlds, Whichever1uFeed asks… ‘Which wolf are you’?

Ireland

“A writer to be taken seriously” — The Irish Times

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Meeting point at Fallons Pub

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Meeting point at Fallons Pub Sep 16 — 20

preview Sep 16 / 19:00 / €11 date Sep 17 — 20 time 19:00 tickets €14 / €12 conc. duration 60 mins

House of Comedians Tom Walsh

A sitcom is being filmed in our house and you are invited. Come in, sit down and laugh on cue. The director will tell you when. Over five nights, five episodes will be shot and streamed on the net.

Somewhere between performance art and Mrs. Brown's Boys, this is an experience – strangely real, surreal and really funny.

Ireland

“Blends awkwardness, cheesiness and stupidity…. ridiculously mundane, as well as deliberately illtimed and out of sync.”

— Irish Theatre Magazine The venue is a short walk from the meeting point.

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South Studios

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South Studios Sep 16 — 19

preview Sep 16 / 19:00 / €11 date Sep 17 — 19 time 19:00 tickets €14 / €12 conc. duration 60 mins

Source RADE / Cathy Coughlan

RADE, a Dublin based drug recovery programme, nominated for two Fringe awards in 2012, present a new work in collaboration with choreographer Cathy Coughlan. Having screened films at Cork Film Festival and packed out Liberty Hall Theatre with last year’s production A Hundred Years Ago, this acclaimed ensemble delve into an arena of movement in a dynamic interaction between dancetheatre and film. As two contrasting worlds are presented simultaneously; performers bounce from stage to screen, from reality to fantasy, struggling to escape the linear patterns and habits that shape their everyday lives.

Ireland

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South Studios

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South Studios Sep 9 — 14

date Sep 9 — 14 time 19:30 tickets €14 / €12 conc. other performances Sep 13 — 14 / 13:00 duration 90 mins

Between Trees and Water Painted Bird Productions

Enter a world where the sepia tones of hidden history and the technicolour of live theatre collide.

Using documentary material, witness statements, court depositions and newspaper articles relating to the case of Bridie Kirk, who died in Cork City in 1939 as a result of an illegal abortion, this play is about trying to find a way to tell a story that for 75 years has gone untold. The project is the result of an ambitious collaboration between a cast of five performers, composer Tom Lane, designer Deirdre Dwyer, dramaturg Thomas Conway and director Fiona McGeown.

Ireland

Made with the support of the HRA Pharma Foundation, Cork City Council, Cork County Council, The Everyman (Cork) and MAKE; a residential workshop facilitated by Cork Midsummer Festival, Project Arts Centre, Theatre Forum and Tiger Dublin Fringe.

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Irish Museum of Modern Art

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Irish Museum of Modern Art Central Courtyard Sep 13 & 20

date Sep 13 & 20 time 18:00 tickets â‚Ź12 duration 60 mins

There Are Pictures Because There Are Walls Devised by Vaari Claffey

Frequently in movies the lovers meet when they bump into each other when walking backwards to look at a work in a museum. This may or may not happen here. Taking place in the grounds of the Irish Museum of Modern Art, There Are Pictures Because There Are Walls re-presents works from IMMA’s collection and temporary exhibitions, together with some additional pieces, to make a dynamic, performative short lived exhibition with the audiences help. Working with forms of gathering, display and performance, what happens at the museum will be both precise and fluid, presenting a fleeting moment of construction.

Ireland

Devised in collaboration with Tiger Dublin Fringe and the Irish Museum of Modern Art from an original artwork by Isabel Nolan for Gracelands. Please dress for the outdoors, however an indoor venue will be provided in case of inclement weather. @tigerdubfringe | #tigerdubfringe | facebook.com/dublinfringefestival

Arts Technology Research Laboratory (ATRL)

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Arts Technology Research Laboratory (ATRL) Sep 10 — 12

date Sep 10 — 12 time 20:00 tickets €10 / €8 conc. duration 60 mins

Tall Ships (Obedientia Civium Urbis Felicitas) Tujacques and The Arts Technology Research Lab

Bringing a twisted sense of humour to this bizarre and unusual multimedia performance, Tujacques takes the audience through a musical journey, a theatre-noir and beat-poetry meditation on the dark-side of Dublin, with jazzy, quirky, bluesy songs presented within an immersive, cabaret club experience. Poetically speaking, it's a “symbolically charged carnival sideshow of licentious entertainment catering profitably to the desire for spectacular impostures”! Directed by and featuring Dr Matthew Causey (Associate Professor, TCD) and the electrical mayhem of the Tujacques band.

Ireland

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Molloy and Dowling Dispensing Opticians

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Molloy and Dowling Dispensing Opticians Sep 15 — 20

preview Sep 15 — 16 / 20:00 / €11 date Sep 17 — 20 time 20:00 tickets €13 / €11 conc. duration 50 mins

Stefan Fae: Cabaret Mattachine FLAMING CREATURES

Stefan Fae is a Radical Faerie, that is to say a queer spirit blessed with the power to defy expectation. The year is 2014 and he wants to know where we've come from and where we are going. Poised, perhaps, on the brink of something shiny and new, he is searching for community.

He is descended from a line of formidable women and they surround him; mothers, sisters, kindred spirits. Join Stefan for an evening of outré musical stylings, postcards from the edge and good oldfashioned disco insurgency; clap your hands if you believe in faeries!

Ireland

For audiences over 18

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Temple Bar Gallery + Studios

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Temple Bar Gallery + Studios Sep 17 & 18

Places & Responses Dublin Sound Lab Ireland / Austria PLACES date Sep 17 / 20:00 tickets €16 / €14 conc. duration 75 mins RESPONSES date Sep 18 / 20:00 tickets €16 / €14 conc. duration 60 mins Advance tickets for both shows €26

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In two concerts, five wind players lead the audience on an interactive navigation through Dublin’s soundscape. Peter Ablinger’s composition Places is performed in three separate acoustic spaces visited by audience and musicians walking together through the city. In Responses, four Dublin composers (Gráinne Mulvey, Piaras Hoban, Rob Canning and Fergal Dowling) create a common response to Ablinger's work in a collaborative performance for interactive electronics and five mobile wind musicians who move amongst the audience over the four floors of the Atrium at Temple Bar Gallery + Studios. Download music and instructions for Responses concert with your ticket purchase. Go explore!

Funded by Dublin City Council and the Austrian Embassy Dublin. Supported

by Contemporary Music Centre Dublin and the Irish Architectural Foundation.

Please note Places is partially outdoors and involves walking. Responses requires downloading of audio in advance of the performance, visit fringefest.com for more details. Tickets for Responses are available only in advance, not at the door.

Morrison Hotel

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Morrison Hotel Sep 14

date Sep 14 time 19:00 tickets â‚Ź14 / â‚Ź12 conc. duration 120 mins

The Party Ready Aim Fire and FizzyThinking

For one night only join us at a four-star hotel for an experiential event inspired by George Orwell's disturbing novel 1984. This is a political party launch with a difference: you're our main event. Let us wine you, let us dress you, let us move you, let us lead you. You are invited to The Party, to play, mingle and meet the Candidate. Big Brother is not what you think.

Ireland

Developed at FRINGE LAB with the support of Tiger Dublin Fringe. This is a promenade style show, the audience will not be seated. Suitable for 18+ only.

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The Chocolate Factory

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The Chocolate Factory Sep 16 — 20

preview Sep 16 / 18:00 & 21:00 / €11 date Sep 17 — 19 time 18:00 & 21:00 tickets €13 / €11 conc. other performances Sep 20, 15:00 & 21:00 duration 60 mins

Úr PETTYCASH

Severaldozenhowlingheadsdeconstructingthebull– shitinacacophonyof Colour. Sound. Words.

Movement. Drone. Our heads are heavy, our hearts are hungry. We need to work through some stuff. We're calling for an expulsion. An exercise in freedom. We're in a head on collision with the fragmenting effects of the human experience. All that isolates the individual from the whole. We're done with that now. Following the sold out success of last year's show GRINDR / a love story comes a brand new beast. Whip out your freak flag and join us in an immersive celebration through spoken word and drones. This is the sound of the human spirit humming eternally: “I am here, here are we.

Our body is my own and we are free.”

Ireland

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14 Henrietta Street

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14 Henrietta Street Sep 10 — 17

preview Sep 10 / 13:00, 17:30, 19:30 / €11 date Sep 11 — 17 time 13:00, 17:30, 19:30 tickets €15 / €13 conc. duration 50 mins

Samuel Beckett's Fizzles; Beckett In The City Company SJ

Fizzles- “the action of breaking wind quietly…” For all of you who love Samuel Beckett’s writing and appreciate art and performance, take a journey with us into the heart of Dublin for a unique experience of Samuel Beckett’s Spartan prose work, Fizzles.

Words, body, image, projection, sculpture, architecture, sound, silence, light and dark.

Raymond Keane performs using his recorded voice as score and body as text. Directed by Sarah Jane Scaife in one of the most resonant architectural spaces of Dublin’s past.

Ireland

“Best productions of the plays I’ve yet seen” — Fintan O’Toole ***** — Irish Theatre Magazine

Supported by The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon, Dublin City Council, Trinity College Dublin, RUA RED and Irish Theatre Institute.

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Photo: Beta Bajgartova

D-Light Studios

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D-Light Studios Sep 6—7 & 13 — 14

date Sep 6 — 7 & 13 — 14 time 01:00 — 06:00 tickets €25 duration 5 hours

ZOMBIES why death is dying or are you working hard enough?

Ruairí Donovan

“This uprising is not a form of judgement, but a form of healing” (Franco ‘Bifo’ Berardi, The Uprising).

Imagine a world that operates differently to this one; what does it look like? Beginning at Midnight and ending at Dawn performers will become mediators and audience will become collaborators as we engage risk, intimacy and collective action to imagine a new future while the rest of the country is fast asleep. This is an act of resistance; there is no crisis of economy only a crisis of imagination for the future! Bring your pyjamas and sleeping bags for an all-nighter that won’t be forgotten!

Ireland / Denmark / USA

Developed with the support of Cork City Council Arts Office and Ponderosa Tanzland (Germany). Developed at FRINGE LAB with the support of Tiger Dublin Fringe. This project was supported by and developed at MAKE; a residential workshop facilitated by Cork Midsummer Festival, Project Arts Centre, Theatre Forum and Tiger Dublin Fringe. fringefest.com | 1850 374 643

Please wear comfortable clothing.

Button Factory

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Button Factory Sep 13

date Sep 13 doors 22:00 Clu on stage 00:30 tickets â‚Ź15

Clu presents Gems

Dublin electronic duo Clu debut a brand new audio/visual show at this year's Fringe. They have wowed audiences at festivals such as Electric Picnic, Body & Soul and Life Festival along with a unique showcase at the Mansion House earlier this year. They have a very distinctive approach to their live show with Kevin Freeney's visual art element just as important as Sean Cooley's music which accompanies it. This connection between the two forms an ambitious chemistry which is set to hit a new level at the Fringe this year. Think Amon Tobin's ISAM meets Stop Making Sense‌

support from T. Williams

Ireland

In association with Hidden Agenda.

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St Michan’s Church Sep 13

date Sep 13 doors 19:00 show 19:30 tickets €20 duration 4 hours

Young Hearts Run Free presents Golden Factories

Young Hearts Run Free are back following last year's sold out No Earthly Estate with another evening of music and storytelling featuring some of Ireland's most interesting and creative artists.

Once again all proceeds are going to support the Simon Community. Featuring Roddy Doyle, Adrian Crowley, Mossy Nolan, Idiot Songs; a radio presentation by Sounds Alive, Niamh McCormack Sings, house DJ's Peter Toomey & Daragh O'Halloran, and special Canadian guest Mark Andrew Hamilton (Woodpigeon) and additional artists will be announced.

Ireland

Supporting the Simon Community.

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Information Toolbox

Date Sep 12

Irish Theatre Institute returns with its flagship networking event, to take place on 12 September 2014. Specifically produced for Fringe companies and artists, it offers one-to-one sessions with programmers who run venues and festivals, as well as representatives of key funding agencies and support organisations. For artists it is an opportunity to put faces to names, find new ways of talking about their shows and continue to engage in meaningful conversations that may lead to programming decisions. Hand-picked presenters from Ireland and from overseas get to appreciate the broad spectrum of emerging Irish theatre and take part in numerous inspiring sessions with the artists. For more information go to: www.irishtheatreinstitute.ie Funded by the Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon, Dublin City Council and Culture Ireland Irish Theatre Institute is bringing you the Artist, you the Presenter and you the Audience, a brand new online guide to professional theatre in Ireland. Keep an eye on www.irishtheatreinstitute.ie to discover a wealth of theatre resources and information!

Cultural Freelancers Ireland

Date Sep 18 Time 10:30 — 12:00 Venue Irish Theatre Institute This event is free, please RVSP to culturalfreelancersireland@gmail.com to register.

Cultural Freelancers Ireland invite freelance arts workers to a special Fringe event.

Provocations; what edges have you been pushing for yourself? Politics; does your work intersect with your politics? Home and Away; how sharing and making work on the road influences your work? Disciplines mix; new collaborations you’ve developed recently? The event is open to all artists working in all art forms.

Supported by Irish Theatre Institute.

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Tiger Dublin Fringe Awards 2014 Our awards exist to recognise, reward and celebrate the hard work and talent on display in the festival each year. Hundreds of artists bring their intelligence, heart, vision and drive to projects at the Fringe. They light up the city, our minds and our souls. The awards hope to honour their commitment, ingenuity, excellence and oldfashioned hard work and acknowledge some of the stand-outs in this year’s festival.

Best Production Presented to the show, production or event that has it all, displaying excellence in every area of production, design, performance, concept and execution. It acknowledges the enormous work and talent that is poured into presenting work at the festival and honours the comprehensive production. 2013’s winner was LIPPY presented by Dead Centre.

Best Design The award presented for 100 outstanding lighting, sound, scenic, projection, costume or overall design. The 2013 winner was LIPPY for overall design.

Best Performers Two of the best performers of the festival take home this much sought-after prize from a field of up to ten nominees. Formerly given to best male and female, we’re broadening the category to suit performers of all genderidentification. 2013’s winners were Genevieve Hulme-Beaman (Pondling) and Ray Scannell (DEEP).

Best Ensemble Sometimes it’s the entire cast that makes the show. A new award that recognises the standout efforts of a group of performers on stage.

Judge’s Choice A new award for the judges to recognise a project, contributor, experience or Fringe event that defies categorisation and is just too good to pass by unheralded.

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Fishamble New Writing Award For the best play by a new or emerging Irish (or Ireland-based) playwright premiered during Tiger Dublin Fringe, this award includes the prize of a scholarship place on one of Fishamble’s acclaimed playwriting courses, dramaturgical support and a stipend towards the playwright’s next play, generously supported by Fishamble: The New Play Company. The idea of new writing is interpreted broadly to include new works in the area of dance, performance art, music, multi-author, post-dramatic works and so on. Last year’s winner was Dylan Coburn Gray for Boys and Girls (2013).

First Fortnight Award Since its inception in 2009, First Fortnight’s key aim has been to challenge stigma and prejudice about mental health issues through the creative arts. This award recognises excellence in a Fringe show that does just that, inviting it back for an encore run at First Fortnight Mental Health Arts Festival in January 2015.

2013’s recipient was Sorcha Kenny for DOLLS. For further information on First Fortnight visit www.firstfortnight.ie

Next Stage Wild Card Tiger Dublin Fringe awards a bursary to an artist who has been part of the festival, enabling them to participate in the Next Stage – an artist development programme run by Dublin Theatre Festival in partnership with Theatre Forum.

Producer Aisling Murray won in 2013.

Bewley’s Café Theatre Little Gem Award Bewley’s Café Theatre is Ireland’s foremost presenter of lunchtime theatre and is delighted and proud to continue to sponsor the Bewley’s Café Theatre ‘Little Gem’ Award for the most exciting show presented at this year’s festival under 60 minutes. The selection is made by the jury for final approval

by Bewley’s Café Theatre. The prize is a handsome one; the winning production earns a two-week run at Bewley’s Café Theatre with €2,000 available to the company for remounting the production.

Janet Moran and Steve Blount won with SWING in 2013.

Spirit of the Fringe Commissioning Award Tiger Dublin Fringe and Project Arts Centre are taking a year off to revamp and rethink a new award that brings a Fringe artist into the fold of Project Arts Centre.

Meanwhile, 2013 Spirit of the Fringe Winner Louise White (Way Back Home) is hard at work on a new project that will unfold in 2015 supported by both Fringe and Project.

Tiger Dublin Fringe identifies, curates and nurtures emerging artists. FRINGE LAB provides year round practical and artistic support, responding to their needs and indeed those of independent more established artists. There is huge demand for these supports which are pivotal in shaping the work of a new generation of Irish performing artists, amplifying their presence on the world stage. These artists’ work is devised, demanding collaboration.

As the arts sector diverges from individual companies each with its own administration, at a basic level, professional performing artists need somewhere to work. We provide that space at Fringe HQ, with two large studios (Studio 1: a dedicated, free space for development of new work and Studio 2: used for our series of workshops, masterclasses, special events and also available for hire at a very competitive rate), writer’s room (the CELL) and our drop in Artists’ Office (complete with PC, free wifi and printer); all backed up by access to our own in-house expertise, and an ongoing schedule of workshops, masterclasses, resource sharing activities and networking opportunities such as FRINGE FUSE and elevenses. Last year we provided over 3,000 hours of free studio space to artists based in Dublin and beyond, making FRINGE LAB a vital hub for artists making work in this city and this country.

To find out more about FRINGE LAB please visit fringefest.com/lab or contact emma@fringefest.com. FRINGE LAB is part funded by the Arts Council’s Theatre Resource Sharing Initiative and Dublin City Council’s Arts Office.

Turning 21 in 2015?

We are too - wanna celebrate together?

Come be part of our birthday next year. We’re looking for a posse of 21 year-olds to help put together the next Fringe with us. 21 year-old artists, fans, experts, dreamers, adventurers, buzzers and loveens from across Dublin are sought to make shows, propose programming, use our studios and make the festival into the most legendary 21st the city’s ever seen! Let’s raise the key to the city high over our heads.

Contact kris@fringefest.com for more information and to get involved!

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Dublin Theatre Festival

Dublin Theatre Festival brings the city’s stages to life over 18 days this September and October with a jam-packed programme of theatre, family shows, exhibitions, installations, work-in-progress showcases, talks and special events. From September 25 — October 12 immerse yourself in work from internationally renowned companies and be among the first to see exciting new productions by outstanding Irish artists and theatre-makers.

This year’s festival promises to be one of the highlights of your cultural calendar with almost 50 events to choose from, including performances from Australia, South America, Belgium, France and the UK. You won’t want to miss it. www.dublintheatrefestival.com

Photo: Mike O’Toole, The Shrinking Horizons of Childhood

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Where We Are

A project by design agency Aad, Where We Are is a year long look at Ireland through the eyes of 12 Irish photographers. A reaction to the narrow view and talking in circles represented by the phrase “We are where we are”, our hope is that by looking, not talking, we might get a clearer sense of where we are. Published as 12 limited edition books and at whereweare.ie.

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Day by day

Thu 4 18:15 Hitting The Mark (80 Mins) (P) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P. 46 18:30 The Rest Is Action (75 Mins) (P) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P. 22 20:30 How To Keep An Alien (70 Mins) (P) Project Arts Centre Cube | P. 29 Fri 5 09:00 18:15 18:15 18:30 18:30 20:30 20:45 21:00

2Fik does Strongbow (and Aoife) (8 Hours) George’s Dock | P. 10 Bernarda’s House (75 Mins) (P) Project Arts Centre Cube | P. 30 Hitting The Mark (80 Mins) (P) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P. 46 The Rest Is Action (75 Mins) (P) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P. 22 GET READY TO DIE ALONE (55 Mins) (P) Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P. 39 How To Keep An Alien (70 Mins) (P) Project Arts Centre Cube | P. 29 WRAPPED (90 Mins) (P) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P. 47 Begorrah (60 Mins) (P) Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P. 40

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ZOMBIES; why death is dying or are you working hard enough? (6 Hours) D-Light Studios | P. 94 Bastard: A Family History (60 Mins) (P) Project Arts Centre Cube | P. 31 Scripted (90 Mins) The Lir Academy, Studio 1 | P. 70 Bernarda’s House (75 Mins) (P) Project Arts Centre Cube | P. 30 Hitting The Mark (80 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P. 46 The Rest Is Action (75 Mins) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P. 22 GET READY TO DIE ALONE (55 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P. 39 Some Flood (60 Mins) (P) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P. 50 How To Keep An Alien (70 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P. 29 HARP | A River Cantata Samuel Beckett Bridge | P. 8 WRAPPED (90 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P. 47 Begorrah (60 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P. 40 Dj Kormac (AV Show) (Standing) Meeting House Square | P. 12 Advocacy (70 Mins) (P) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P. 24

Sun 7 01:00 13:00 18:00 18:15 18:15 18:30 18:30 19:00 20:00 20:30 20:45 21:00 21:00 21:15 21:15

ZOMBIES; why death is dying or are you working hard enough? (6 Hours) D-Light Studios | P. 94 Bastard: A Family History (60 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P. 31 Songs From A Car Park (60 Mins) (P) The Square Town Centre | P. 75 Bernarda’s House (75 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P. 30 Hitting The Mark (80 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P. 46 The Rest Is Action (75 Mins) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P. 22 GET READY TO DIE ALONE (55 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P. 39 Star Man (50 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P. 51 Songs From A Car Park (60 Mins) The Square Town Centre | P. 75 How To Keep An Alien (70 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P. 29 WRAPPED (90 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P. 47 Tanya Tagaq In Concert With Nanook Of The North Meeting House Square | P. 14 Begorrah (60 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P. 40 Advocacy (70 Mins) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P. 24 Some Flood (60 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P. 50

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Mon 8 13:00 Bastard: A Family History (60 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P. 31 18:15 Bernarda’s House (75 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P. 30 18:15 Hitting The Mark (80 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P. 46 18:30 The Rest Is Action (75 Mins) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P.22

19:00 Alison Spittle Needs An Agent (60 mins) (P) The International Bar | P.76 19:00 Bearings (55 Mins) (P) The Back Loft | P. 67 19:00 Star Man (50 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P.51 19:00 To SPACE (60 Mins) (P) Science Gallery | P.80 20:00 The Whistle / TURF (60 Mins) [Double Bill] (P) Dance Studio At Samuel Beckett Theatre | P.62 20:15 At Sea (60 Mins) (P) The New Theatre | P. 35 20:30 Dublin Oldschool (75 Mins) (P) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.72 20:30 How To Keep An Alien (70 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.29 20:45 WRAPPED (90 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P.47 21:15 Advocacy (70 Mins) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P.24 21:15 Some Flood (60 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P.50

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Tue 9 13:00 Bastard: A Family History (60 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.31 13:00 The Centre Of The Universe (55 Mins) (P) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.72 18:15 A Sacrilegious Lesbian And Homosexual Parade (50 Mins) (P) The New Theatre | P.36 18:15 Bernarda’s House (75 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.30 18:15 Down And Out In Paris And London By George Orwell (75 Mins) (P) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.73 18:15 Hitting The Mark (80 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P.46 18:30 The Rest Is Action (75 Mins) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P.22

19:00 Alison Spittle Needs An Agent (60 mins) The International Bar | P.76 19:00 Bearings (55 Mins) The Back Loft | P.67 19:00 CHAOS (60 Mins) (P) Abbey Theatre | P.58 19:00 Star Man (50 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P.51 19:00 To SPACE (60 Mins) Science Gallery | P.80 19:30 Between Trees And Water (90 Mins) South Studios | P.86 20:00 The Whistle / TURF (60 Mins) [Double Bill] Dance Studio At Samuel Beckett Theatre | P.62 20:15 At Sea (60 Mins) The New Theatre | P.35 20:30 Dublin Oldschool (75 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.72 20:30 How To Keep An Alien (70 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P. 29 20:45 WRAPPED (90 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P.47 21:00 Begorrah (60 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P.40 21:00 The Well Rested Terrorist (70 Mins) (P) Abbey Theatre | P.56 21:15 Advocacy (70 Mins) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P.24 21:15 Some Flood (60 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P.50 21:30 Tardigrade (45 Mins) (P) Samuel Beckett Theatre | P.64 Wed 10 13:00 Bastard: A Family History (60 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.31 13:00 Down And Out In Paris And London By George Orwell (75 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.73 13:00 Samuel Beckett’s Fizzles; Beckett In The City (50 Mins) (P) 14 Henrietta Street | P.93 17:30 Samuel Beckett’s Fizzles; Beckett In The City (50 Mins) (P) 14 Henrietta Street | P.93 18:15 A Sacrilegious Lesbian And Homosexual Parade (50 Mins) The New Theatre | P.36 18:15 Bernarda’s House (75 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.30 18:15 Hitting The Mark (80 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P.46 18:30 LURKY! LURKY! (60 Mins) (P) Samuel Beckett Theatre | P.66 18:30 PILGRIM (85 Mins) (P) Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P.42 18:30 The Rest Is Action (75 Mins) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P.22

19:00 Alison Spittle Needs An Agent (60 mins) The International Bar | P.76 19:00 Bearings (55 Mins) The Back Loft | P.67 19:00 CHAOS (60 Mins) Abbey Theatre | P.58 19:00 Star Man (50 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P.51 19:00 To SPACE (60 Mins) Science Gallery | P.80 19:30 Between Trees And Water (90 Mins) South Studios | P.86

19:30 Dancing Suns / I Am The Cosmos (Double Bill) Meeting House Square | P. 16 19:30 Samuel Beckett’s Fizzles; Beckett In The City (50 Mins) (P) 14 Henrietta Street | P.93

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20:00 Tall Ships (Obedientia Civium Urbis Felicitas) (60 Mins) Arts Technology Research Laboratory | P.88 20:00 The Whistle / TURF (60 Mins) [Double Bill] Dance Studio At Samuel Beckett Theatre | P.62 20:15 At Sea (60 Mins) The New Theatre | P.35 20:30 Dublin Oldschool (75 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.72 20:30 How To Keep An Alien (70 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.29 20:45 WRAPPED (90 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P.47 21:00 Begorrah (60 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P.40 21:00 The Well Rested Terrorist (70 Mins) Abbey Theatre | P.56 21:15 Advocacy (70 Mins) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P.24 21:15 Some Flood (60 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P.50 21:30 Tardigrade (45 Mins) Samuel Beckett Theatre | P. 64 Thu 11 13:00 Bastard: A Family History (60 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.31 13:00 The Centre Of The Universe (55 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.72 13:00 Samuel Beckett’s Fizzles; Beckett In The City (50 Mins) 14 Henrietta Street | P.93 17:30 Samuel Beckett’s Fizzles; Beckett In The City (50 Mins) 14 Henrietta Street | P.93 18:15 A Sacrilegious Lesbian And Homosexual Parade (50 Mins) The New Theatre | P.36 18:15 Bernarda’s House (75 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.30 18:15 Charolais (55 Mins) (P) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.73 18:15 Hitting The Mark (80 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P. 46 18:30 LURKY! LURKY! (60 Mins) Samuel Beckett Theatre | P.66 18:30 PILGRIM (85 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P.42 18:30 The Rest Is Action (75 Mins) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P.22

19:00 Alison Spittle Needs An Agent (60 mins) The International Bar | P.76 19:00 Bearings (55 Mins) The Back Loft | P.67 19:00 CHAOS (60 Mins) Abbey Theatre | P.58 19:00 Star Man (50 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P.51 19:00 To SPACE (60 Mins) Science Gallery | P.80 19:30 Between Trees And Water (90 Mins) South Studios | P.86 19:30 Samuel Beckett’s Fizzles; Beckett In The City (50 Mins) 14 Henrietta Street | P.93 20:00 Tall Ships (Obedientia Civium Urbis Felicitas) (60 Mins) Arts Technology Research Laboratory | P.88 20:00 The Whistle / TURF (60 Mins) [Double Bill] Dance Studio At Samuel Beckett Theatre | P.62 20:15 At Sea (60 Mins) The New Theatre | P.35 20:30 Dublin Oldschool (75 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.72 20:30 How To Keep An Alien (70 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.29 20:30 20 - Intimate And Live (Seated) Meeting House Square | P.18 20:45 WRAPPED (90 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P.47 21:00 Begorrah (60 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P.40 21:00 The Well Rested Terrorist (70 Mins) Abbey Theatre | P.56 21:15 Advocacy (70 Mins) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P.24 21:15 Some Flood (60 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P.50 21:30 Tardigrade (45 Mins) Samuel Beckett Theatre | P.64 Fri 12 2Fik does Strongbow (and Aoife) Final Photo Exhibited At Filmbase see fringefest.com for details | P.10 13:00 Bastard: A Family History (60 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.31 13:00 Samuel Beckett’s Fizzles; Beckett In The City (50 Mins) 14 Henrietta Street | P.93 17:30 Samuel Beckett’s Fizzles; Beckett In The City (50 Mins) 14 Henrietta Street | P.93 18:15 A Sacrilegious Lesbian And Homosexual Parade (50 Mins) The New Theatre | P.36 18:15 Bernarda’s House (75 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.30 18:15 Hitting The Mark (80 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P.46 18:15 The Centre Of The Universe (55 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.72 18:30 LURKY! LURKY! (60 Mins) Samuel Beckett Theatre | P.66 18:30 PILGRIM (85 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P.42 18:30 The Rest Is Action (75 Mins) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P.22

19:00 Alison Spittle Needs An Agent (60 mins) The International Bar | P.76 19:00 Bearings (55 Mins) The Back Loft | P.67 19:00 CHAOS (60 Mins) Abbey Theatre | P.58 19:00 Star Man (50 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P.51

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Fri 12 19:00 Songs From A Car Park (60 Mins) Drury St. Car Park | P.75 ↓ 19:00 To SPACE (60 Mins) Science Gallery | P.80 19:30 20 - Intimate And Live (100 Mins) Meeting House Square | P.18 19:30 Between Trees And Water (90 Mins) South Studios | P.86 19:30 Samuel Beckett’s Fizzles; Beckett In The City (50 Mins) 14 Henrietta Street | P.93 20:00 Tall Ships (Obedientia Civium Urbis Felicitas) (60 Mins) Arts Technology Research Laboratory | P.88 20:00 The Whistle / TURF (60 Mins) [Double Bill] Dance Studio At Samuel Beckett Theatre | P.62 20:15 At Sea (60 Mins) The New Theatre | P.35 20:30 Down And Out In Paris And London By George Orwell (75 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.73 20:30 How To Keep An Alien (70 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.29 20:45 WRAPPED (90 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P.47 21:00 Begorrah (60 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P.40 21:00 The Well Rested Terrorist (70 Mins) Abbey Theatre | P.56 21:00 Songs From A Car Park (60 Mins) Drury St. Car Park | P.75 21:15 Advocacy (70 Mins) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P.24 21:15 Some Flood (60 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P.50 21:30 Tardigrade (45 Mins) Samuel Beckett Theatre | P.64 22:30 Jape (Standing) Meeting House Square | P.13

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Sat 13 01:00 ZOMBIES; why death is dying or are you working hard enough? (6 Hours) D-Light Studios | P.94 08:00 ARTIST SCIENTIST PRIEST (24 Hours) Centre For Creative Practices | P.80

10:00 2Fik does Strongbow (and Aoife) (8 Hours) Final Photo Exhibited At Filmbase | P.10 13:00 Between Trees And Water (90 Mins) South Studios | P.86 13:00 Down And Out In Paris And London By George Orwell (75 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.73 13:00 LURKY! LURKY! (60 Mins) Samuel Beckett Theatre | P.66 13:00 Samuel Beckett’s Fizzles; Beckett In The City (50 Mins) 14 Henrietta Street | P.93 13:00 The Well Rested Terrorist (70 Mins) Abbey Theatre | P.56 14:00 The Rest Is Action (75 Mins) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P.22 15:00 CHAOS (60 Mins) Abbey Theatre | P.58 15:00 The Whistle / TURF (60 Mins) [Double Bill] Dance Studio At Samuel Beckett Theatre | P.62 16:30 To SPACE (60 Mins) Science Gallery | P.80 17:30 Samuel Beckett’s Fizzles; Beckett In The City (50 Mins) 14 Henrietta Street | P.93

18:00 There Are Pictures Because There Are Walls (60 Mins) Irish Museum Of Modern Art | P.87 18:15 A Sacrilegious Lesbian And Homosexual Parade (50 Mins) The New Theatre | P.36 18:15 Bernarda’s House (75 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.30 18:15 Charolais (55 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.73 18:15 Hitting The Mark (80 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P.46 18:30 LURKY! LURKY! (60 Mins) Samuel Beckett Theatre | P.66 18:30 PILGRIM (85 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P.42 18:30 The Rest Is Action (75 Mins) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P.22

19:00 Alison Spittle Needs An Agent (60 mins) The International Bar | P.76 19:00 Bearings (55 Mins) The Back Loft | P.67 19:00 CHAOS (60 Mins) Abbey Theatre | P.58 19:00 Songs From A Car Park (60 Mins) Drury St. Car Park | P.75 19:00 The Carved Soul (60 Mins) (P) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P.52 19:30 Between Trees And Water (90 Mins) South Studios | P.86 19:30 Samuel Beckett’s Fizzles; Beckett In The City (50 Mins) 14 Henrietta Street | P.93 19:30 Young Hearts Run Free Presents Golden Factories (240 Mins) St. Michan’s Church | P.96 20:00 Together DISCO Meeting House Square | P.20 20:00 The Whistle / TURF (60 Mins) [Double Bill] Dance Studio At Samuel Beckett Theatre | P.62 20:15 At Sea (60 Mins) The New Theatre | P.35 20:30 Dublin Oldschool (75 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.72 20:30 How To Keep An Alien (70 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.29 20:45 WRAPPED (90 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P.47 21:00 Begorrah (60 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P.40 21:00 The Well Rested Terrorist (70 Mins) Abbey Theatre | P.56 21:00 Songs From A Car Park (60 Mins) Drury St. Car Park | P.75 21:15 Advocacy (70 Mins) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P.24 fringefest.com | 1850 374 643

21:30 Tardigrade (45 Mins) Samuel Beckett Theatre | P.64

22:00 Clu presents Gems Button Factory | P. 95 Sun 14 00:00 ARTIST SCIENTIST PRIEST (final 8 hours) Centre For Creative Practices | P.80 01:00 ZOMBIES; why death is dying or are you working hard enough? (6 Hours) D-Light Studios | P.94 12:00 2Fik does Strongbow (and Aoife) (6 Hours) Final Photo Exhibited At Filmbase | P.10 13:00 Between Trees And Water (90 Mins) South Studios | P.86 13:00 Charolais (55 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.73 13:00 Samuel Beckett’s Fizzles; Beckett In The City (50 Mins) 14 Henrietta Street | P.93 16:30 To SPACE (60 Mins) Science Gallery | P.80 17:30 Samuel Beckett’s Fizzles; Beckett In The City (50 Mins) 14 Henrietta Street | P.93 18:15 Dublin Oldschool (75 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.72 18:30 LURKY! LURKY! (60 Mins) Samuel Beckett Theatre | P.66 18:30 PILGRIM (85 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P.42 19:00 Bearings (55 Mins) The Back Loft | P.67 19:00 How To Build Your First Robot (50 Mins) (P) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P.53 19:00 Songs From A Car Park (60 Mins) Drury St. Car Park | P.75 19:00 The Party (120 Mins) Morrison Hotel | P.91 19:30 Between Trees And Water (90 Mins) South Studios | P.86 19:30 Samuel Beckett’s Fizzles; Beckett In The City (50 Mins) 14 Henrietta Street | P.93 20:00 The Whistle / TURF (60 Mins) [Double Bill] Dance Studio At Samuel Beckett Theatre | P.62 20:30 The Centre Of The Universe (55 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.72 20:30 DEEP AEROBICS Meeting House Square | P.21 21:00 Begorrah (60 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P.40 21:00 Eating Seals & Seagulls’ Eggs (90 Mins) (P) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.32 21:00 Songs From A Car Park (60 Mins) Drury St. Car Park | P.75 21:00 Whichever1ufeed (75 Mins) (P) The Stables | P.83 21:15 The Carved Soul (60 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P.52 Mon 15 10:00 2Fik does Strongbow (and Aoife) (8 Hours) Final Photo Exhibited At Filmbase | P.10 13:00 Samuel Beckett’s Fizzles; Beckett In The City (50 Mins) 14 Henrietta Street | P.93 17:30 Samuel Beckett’s Fizzles; Beckett In The City (50 Mins) 14 Henrietta Street | P.93 18:15 My Name Is Saoirse (60 Mins) (P) The New Theatre | P.37 19:00 Conor O’Toole’s Manhood (50 Mins) (P) The International Bar | P.77 19:00 How To Build Your First Robot (50 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P.53 19:30 Samuel Beckett’s Fizzles; Beckett In The City (50 Mins) 14 Henrietta Street | P.93 20:00 Stefan Fae: Cabaret Mattachine (50 Mins) (P) Molloy And Dowling Dispensing Opticians | P.89 20:00 Without Strings (60 Mins) (P) The Pearse Centre | P.79 20:15 Sick (60 Mins) (P) The New Theatre | P.38 20:30 Reckoners (80 Mins) (P) The Lir Academy, Studio 1 | P.68 20:30 Rhubarb Crumble (60 Mins) (P) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.74 20:30 We Didn’t Care When (our mothers had Cancer) (50 Mins) (P) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P.48 20:45 The Belle Bottoms (60 Mins) (P) Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P.41 20:45 Life Has Surface Noise #2 (75 Mins) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P.26 21:00 Eating Seals & Seagulls’ Eggs (90 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.32 21:00 Whichever1ufeed (75 Mins) The Stables | P.83 21:15 The Carved Soul (60 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P.52 Tue 16 10:00 2Fik does Strongbow (and Aoife) (8 Hours) Final Photo Exhibited At Filmbase | P.10 13:00 Charolais (55 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.73 13:00 Samuel Beckett’s Fizzles; Beckett In The City (50 Mins) 14 Henrietta Street | P.93 13:00 The Tale Of The Ancient Lights (40 Mins) (P) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.33 17:30 Samuel Beckett’s Fizzles; Beckett In The City (50 Mins) 14 Henrietta Street | P.93 18:00 Úr (60 Mins) (P) The Chocolate Factory | P.92 18:15 Always Alone Together (75 Mins) (P) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P.49 18:15 Down And Out In Paris And London By George Orwell (75 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.73 18:15 My Name Is Saoirse (60 Mins) The New Theatre | P.37 18:30 PILGRIM (85 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P.42 18:30 National Therapy Project (60 Mins) (P) Liberty Hall | P.55

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Tue 16 19:00 B(R)Itches (60 Mins) (P) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.34 ↓ 19:00 Conor O’Toole’s Manhood (50 Mins) The International Bar | P.77 19:00 House Of Comedians (60 Mins) (P) Meeting Point: Fallons Pub | P.84 19:00 How To Build Your First Robot (50 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P.53 19:00 Source (60 Mins) (P) South Studios | P.85 19:30 Samuel Beckett’s Fizzles; Beckett In The City (50 Mins) 14 Henrietta Street | P.93 20:00 Stefan Fae: Cabaret Mattachine (50 Mins) (P) Molloy And Dowling Dispensing Opticians | P.89

20:00 Without Strings (60 mins) The Pearse Centre | P.79 20:15 Sick (60 Mins) The New Theatre | P.38 20:30 Reckoners (80 Mins) The Lir Academy, Studio 1 | P.68 20:30 Rhubarb Crumble (60 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.74 20:30 We Didn’t Care When (our mothers had Cancer) (50 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P.48 20:45 The Belle Bottoms (60 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P.41 21:00 Ajax and Little Iliad (85 Mins) Abbey Theatre | P.59 21:00 Eating Seals & Seagulls’ Eggs (90 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.32 21:00 Úr (60 Mins) (P) The Chocolate Factory | P.92 21:00 Whichever1ufeed (75 Mins) The Stables | P.83 21:15 The Carved Soul (60 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P.52 21:15 you told me to wash and clean my ears (60 Mins) (P) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P.27

22:00 An Insignificant Man (50 mins) The Pearse Centre | P.78

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Wed 17 10:00 2Fik does Strongbow (and Aoife) (8 hours) Final Photo Exhibited At Filmbase | P.10 13:00 Samuel Beckett’s Fizzles; Beckett In The City (50 Mins) 14 Henrietta Street | P.93 13:00 The Centre Of The Universe (55 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.72 13:00 The Tale Of The Ancient Lights (40 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.33 17:30 Samuel Beckett’s Fizzles; Beckett In The City (50 Mins) 14 Henrietta Street | P.93 18:00 Úr (60 Mins) The Chocolate Factory | P.92 18:15 Always Alone Together (75 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P.49 18:15 Charolais (55 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.73 18:15 My Name Is Saoirse (60 Mins) The New Theatre | P.37 18:30 How To Disappear Completely (60 Mins) Abbey Theatre | P.60 18:30 PILGRIM (85 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P.42 18:30 The Lost Hours (40 Mins) (P) The Lir Academy, Studio 1 | P.71 18:30 National Therapy Project (60 Mins) Liberty Hall | P.55 19:00 B(R)Itches (60 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.34 19:00 Conor O’Toole’s Manhood (50 Mins) The International Bar | P.77 19:00 House Of Comedians (60 Mins) Meeting Point: Fallons Pub | P.84 19:00 How To Build Your First Robot (50 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P.53 19:00 Source (60 Mins) South Studios | P.85 19:30 Samuel Beckett’s Fizzles; Beckett In The City (50 Mins) 14 Henrietta Street | P.93 20:00 Places (75 Mins) Temple Bar Gallery + Studios | P.90 20:00 Stefan Fae: Cabaret Mattachine (50 Mins) Molloy And Dowling Dispensing Opticians | P.89 20:00 Without Strings (60 mins) The Pearse Centre | P.79 20:15 Sick (60 Mins) The New Theatre | P.38 20:30 Reckoners (80 Mins) The Lir Academy, Studio 1 | P.68 20:30 Rhubarb Crumble (60 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.74 20:30 We Didn’t Care When (our mothers had Cancer) (50 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P.48 20:45 The Belle Bottoms (60 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P.41 21:00 Ajax and Little Iliad (85 Mins) Abbey Theatre | P.59 21:00 Eating Seals & Seagulls’ Eggs (90 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.32 21:00 Úr (60 Mins) The Chocolate Factory | P.92

21:00 Whichever1ufeed (75 Mins) The Stables | P.83 21:15 The Carved Soul (60 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P.52 21:15 you told me to wash and clean my ears (60 Mins) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P.27

22:00 An Insignificant Man (50 mins) The Pearse Centre | P.78 Thu 18 10:00 2Fik does Strongbow (and Aoife) (8 hours) Final Photo Exhibited At Filmbase | P.10 13:00 Down And Out In Paris And London By George Orwell (75 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.73

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13:00 The Tale Of The Ancient Lights (40 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.33 18:00 Úr (60 Mins) The Chocolate Factory | P.92 18:15 Always Alone Together (75 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P.49 18:15 Charolais (55 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.73 18:15 My Name Is Saoirse (60 Mins) The New Theatre | P.37 18:15 Sad Sam Lucky (65 Mins) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P.28 18:30 How To Disappear Completely (60 Mins) Abbey Theatre | P. 60 18:30 PILGRIM (85 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P.42 18:30 The Lost Hours (40 Mins) The Lir Academy, Studio 1 | P.71 18:30 National Therapy Project (60 Mins) Liberty Hall | P.55 19:00 B(R)Itches (60 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.34 19:00 Conor O’Toole’s Manhood (50 Mins) The International Bar | P.77 19:00 House Of Comedians (60 Mins) Meeting Point: Fallons Pub | P.84 19:00 Source (60 Mins) South Studios | P.85 20:00 Responses (60 Mins) Temple Bar Gallery + Studios | P.90 20:00 Stefan Fae: Cabaret Mattachine (50 Mins) Molloy And Dowling Dispensing Opticians | P.89 20:00 Without Strings (60 mins) The Pearse Centre | P.79 20:15 Sick (60 Mins) The New Theatre | P.38 20:30 Reckoners (80 Mins) The Lir Academy, Studio 1 | P.68 20:30 Rhubarb Crumble (60 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.74 20:30 We Didn’t Care When (our mothers had Cancer) (50 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P.48 20:45 The Belle Bottoms (60 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P.41 21:00 Ajax and Little Iliad (85 Mins) Abbey Theatre | P.59 21:00 Eating Seals & Seagulls’ Eggs (90 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.32 21:00 Úr (60 Mins) The Chocolate Factory | P.92 21:00 Whichever1ufeed (75 Mins) The Stables | P.83 21:15 you told me to wash and clean my ears (60 Mins) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P.27 21:45 Night (45 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P.54

22:00 An Insignificant Man (50 mins) The Pearse Centre | P.78 Fri 19 10:00 2Fik does Strongbow (and Aoife) (8 hours) Final Photo Exhibited At Filmbase | P.10 13:00 Ajax and Little Iliad (85 Mins) Abbey Theatre | P.59 13:00 Charolais (55 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.73 13:00 The Tale Of The Ancient Lights (40 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.33 14:00 Reckoners (80 Mins) The Lir Academy, Studio 1 | P.68 18:00 Úr (60 Mins) The Chocolate Factory | P.92 18:15 Always Alone Together (75 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P.49 18:15 My Name Is Saoirse (60 Mins) The New Theatre | P.37 18:15 Sad Sam Lucky (65 Mins) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P.28 18:15 The Centre Of The Universe (55 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.72 18:30 The Belle Bottoms (60 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P.41 18:30 How To Disappear Completely (60 Mins) Abbey Theatre | P.60 18:30 The Lost Hours (40 Mins) The Lir Academy, Studio 1 | P.71 18:30 National Therapy Project (60 Mins) Liberty Hall | P.55 19:00 B(R)Itches (60 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.34 19:00 Conor O’Toole’s Manhood (50 Mins) The International Bar | P.77 19:00 House Of Comedians (60 Mins) Meeting Point: Fallons Pub | P.84 19:00 How To Build Your First Robot (50 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P. 53 19:00 Source (60 Mins) South Studios | P.85 20:00 Stefan Fae: Cabaret Mattachine (50 Mins) Molloy And Dowling Dispensing Opticians | P.89 20:00 Without Strings (60 mins) The Pearse Centre | P.79 20:15 Sick (60 Mins) The New Theatre | P.38 20:30 Reckoners (80 Mins) The Lir Academy, Studio 1 | P.68 20:30 Rhubarb Crumble (60 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.74 20:30 We Didn’t Care When (our mothers had Cancer) (50 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P.48 21:00 Ajax and Little Iliad (85 Mins) Abbey Theatre | P.59 21:00 Eating Seals & Seagulls’ Eggs (90 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.32 21:00 Maud In Cahoots In Concert Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P.44 @tigerdubfringe | #tigerdubfringe | facebook.com/dublinfringefestival

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Fri 19 21:00 Úr (60 Mins) The Chocolate Factory | P.92 ↓ 21:00 Whichever1ufeed (75 Mins) The Stables | P.83 21:15 you told me to wash and clean my ears (60 Mins) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P.27 21:45 Night (45 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P.54

22:00 An Insignificant Man (50 mins) The Pearse Centre | P.78

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Sat 20 10:00 2Fik does Strongbow (and Aoife) (8 hours) Final Photo Exhibited At Filmbase | P.10 13:00 Ajax and Little Iliad (85 Mins) Abbey Theatre | P.59 13:00 Down And Out In Paris And London By George Orwell (75 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.73 13:00 The Tale Of The Ancient Lights (40 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.33

14:00 Reckoners (80 Mins) The Lir Academy, Studio 1 | P.68 14:00 you told me to wash and clean my ears (60 Mins) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P.27 15:00 B(R)Itches (60 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.34 15:00 The Fourteenth Visit (60 Mins) Royal Hibernian Academy | P.82 15:00 National Therapy Project (60 Mins) Liberty Hall | P.55 15:00 Úr (60 Mins) The Chocolate Factory | P.92 16:00 How To Disappear Completely (60 Mins) Abbey Theatre | P.60 18:00 There Are Pictures Because There Are Walls (60 Mins) Irish Museum Of Modern Art | P.87 18:15 Always Alone Together (75 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P.49 18:15 My Name Is Saoirse (60 Mins) The New Theatre | P.37 18:15 Sad Sam Lucky (65 Mins) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P.28 18:15 The Centre Of The Universe (55 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.72 18:30 The Belle Bottoms (60 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P.41 18:30 How To Disappear Completely (60 Mins) Abbey Theatre | P.60 18:30 The Lost Hours (40 Mins) The Lir Academy, Studio 1 | P.71 18:30 National Therapy Project (60 Mins) Liberty Hall | P.55 19:00 B(R)Itches (60 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.34 19:00 Conor O’Toole’s Manhood (50 Mins) The International Bar | P.77 19:00 House Of Comedians (60 Mins) Meeting Point: Fallons Pub | P.84 19:00 How To Build Your First Robot (50 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P.53 20:00 Stefan Fae: Cabaret Mattachine (50 Mins) Molloy And Dowling Dispensing Opticians | P.89 20:00 Without Strings (60 mins) The Pearse Centre | P.79 20:15 Sick (60 Mins) The New Theatre | P.38 20:30 Megan And James’ Hootenanny Smock Alley Theatre 1662 | P.45 20:30 Reckoners (80 Mins) The Lir Academy, Studio 1 | P.68 20:30 Rhubarb Crumble (60 Mins) Bewley’s Café Theatre | P.74 20:30 We Didn’t Care When (our mothers had Cancer) (50 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Black Box | P.48 21:00 Ajax and Little Iliad (85 Mins) Abbey Theatre | P.59 21:00 Eating Seals & Seagulls’ Eggs (90 Mins) Project Arts Centre Cube | P.32 21:00 Úr (60 Mins) The Chocolate Factory | P.92 21:00 Whichever1ufeed (75 Mins) The Stables | P.83 21:15 you told me to wash and clean my ears (60 Mins) Project Arts Centre Space Upstairs | P.27 21:45 Night (45 Mins) Smock Alley Theatre Boys School | P.54

22:00 An Insignificant Man (50 mins) The Pearse Centre | P.78

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IGUDESMAN & JOO A Little Nightmare Music 15 Dec 8pm at Christmas Mon at the National Concert Hall

“Having had the great pleasure to have shared a stage with my friends Aleksey Igudesman and Hyung-ki Joo, I can tell you…they are extremely funny, very original, and highly-skilled musicians to boot. Their mix of classical music and comedy is absolutely unique.”

John Malkovich

Aleksey Igudesman and Hyung-ki Joo are two classical musicians who have taken the world by storm with their unique and hilarious theatrical shows, mixing genres and styles with hearty doses of humour. Yet, while their spin may be irreverent, they always treat the music with the utmost respect. Behind all the laughs is the very serious mission of winning new audiences for this art form they both love so much.

An entertaining and engaging show for the whole family this Christmas.

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TODAY

Thank You A huge thank you to our incredible team of interns and volunteers, without whose energy and commitment Tiger Dublin Fringe could not happen.

The Board of Dublin Fringe Festival Ltd: Andrew Lowe, Eleanor Collier, Jen Coppinger, Peter Daly, Des Doris, Julie Doyle, Dave Harland, Mary Moloney, Niamh O’Donnell All the Willing Workers and Bloggers; Aileen Galvin, Barry Plunkett, Conor Buckley and all at Press Up Entertainment; Aisling Galligan; all our FringeKin; Ame Henderson; Ami Cash and all at The Lisa Richards Agency; Amy Conroy; Anne Clarke; Antonia McTaggart; Aoife Surgeon, Peter O’Dwyer, Padraig Staunton at Havas Worldwide Dublin; Anna King, Mary Collins, Nicola Fitzgerald, Amanda Horan, Colin Hindle, Mark Rowlette and all at Fáilte Ireland; Anna Walsh, Irma McLoughlin and all at Theatre Forum Ireland; Anthony Fox and Cathy Ely O’Carroll at The New Theatre; Australia Council for the Arts; Avril Ryan, Mark Rooney and all at The Ark; Bairbre Quinn; Benoit Deschenes; Barry O’Donnell; Bilfinger Real Estate; Bren Berry, Adrian Ryan, Leagues O’Toole, and all at Aiken Promotions/Vicar Street; Brendan Gallagher and all at Aircoach; Bríd Dukes and all at Civic Theatre; Brendan Kenny at Dublin City Council; Brendan Whyte, Julie Peacock and all at Entertainment.ie; Ciaran McKinley; Conor Killilea and all at AIB; Cormac Cashman, Brian Finnegan and Conor Wilson and all at GCN; Christine Sisk and all at Culture Ireland; Cian O’Brien, Claire O’Neill, Andrew Adamson, Melanie Dolan, Conall Ó Riain, JC Collins, Carmel Mackey, Seán Dennehy, Siobhán Shortt, Kate Heffernan, Kate McSweeney, Sarah Ling, Kate O’Sullivan, David Mullane, Tessa Giblin, Annette Devoy and all at Project Arts Centre; Colum O’Hara at Starcom; Dave Ryan at Bluntworks; David Horan, Iseult Golden and Colm Maher at Bewley’s Café Theatre; Dan Colley; David Keegan and all at The Lighthouse; Dave Parle and all at Button Factory; David Smith at Micromedia; David Teevan; Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht; Diego Fasciati, Lynne Parker and all at Rough Magic; Elisabetta Sabbatini, Hadrien Laroche at the Embassy of France in Ireland; Emer McGowan and Nicola Murphy at Draíocht; Emma Gorman and Deirdre O’Brien at Tourism Ireland; Emma-Jane Gorham, Aisling O’Brien, Karl Donnelly and all at Tiger, Heineken Ireland, Eoghan O’Duinn; Eugene Downes; Evan Webber; Fiach Mac Conghail, Lara Hickey, Eileen Collins, Des Kenny, Fergus Hannigan, Aideen Howard, Myra McAuliffe and all the staff and board of the Abbey Theatre; Finbar Cullen and all at the Pearse Centre; Finnish Embassy in Dublin; Fiona Mullen, Kate Ledwith and all at ThinkHouse; Fiona Ní Chinnéide, Caroline Williams, Peter Crawley, Claire Layton and all at Irish Theatre Magazine for their immense support over the years; Francis Thackaberry and all at Samuel Beckett Theatre; Franco Boni; Frank Cox-O’Connell; Garrett Delaney and Mary Byrne at Irish Poster Advertising; Gemma, Ali, Glenn and Stephen at Filmbase; Ghislain Rousseau; Gina Moxley; Gordon Judge; Grace Dyas; Graham Whybrow; Gráinne Brookfield and all at O’Reilly Theatre; Hannah Mitchell at Purple 7; Irish Arts Marketing Managers Meetup; Ivan Birthistle; Jackie Ryan, Kamil Chechlacz and all at Jameson Dublin International Film Festival; Jackie Wylie; James Long; Jane Daly, Siobhán Bourke, Elaine Donnelly and Ewa Senger at Irish Theatre Institute; Jim Culleton, Gavin Kostick and Marketa Dowling at

Tiger Dublin Fringe would not have been possible without the following people. We would like to thank you:

Fishamble; the New Play Company; Jimmy Fay; Jonathan Kelly at Philip Lee Solicitors; Julia Carruthers, Caroline Kennedy, Tiina Ylönen, Carina McGrail and all at Dublin Dance Festival; Karen Lee and all at The Gaiety School of Acting; Karen Wright and everyone at Staycity; Kate Ferris; Kevin O’ Brien and Magnet; Katherine Murphy; Kilian Waters; Laura Beatty and all at 2FM; Laura O’Herlihy; Lian Bell; Laurence Mackin; Lily, Sophie, Beth, Miriam and Brian O’Mahony; Linda Geraghty and all at Riverbank Arts Centre; Lorraine Maye; Luke Nickel; Loughlin Deegan, Anne Fitzpatrick, Seána Skeffington, Barry Conway and all at The Lir; Maiko Bae Yamamoto; Marie Morin, Maude Laflamme at the Quebec Government Office London; Marie Moran, Moude Laflamme at the Quebec Government; Marino College of Further Education; Mark Grehan at Grehan Printers; Martine Hogan and all at Niall M. Hogan and Company; Matthew Nolan; Melissa Nolan, John Durkan, Paul O’Toole and Paul Cashell at Temple Bar Cultural Trust; Mechtild Manus and Barbara Ebert at the Goethe Institut; Mette Boye Hansen and all at CHQ; Michael McDermott, Ciaran Walsh and all at LeCool; Mr & Mrs Stevens; Mylene Joly; Naomi Campbell; Nathalie Weadick, Andrew Griffin, Max LaRoussie, Rory McGowan and all at ARUP, Irish Architecture Foundation and Architecture Republic; Niamh Ní Chonchubhair, Mark O’ Brien and all at axis Ballymun; Nollaig Healy at Clonmel Junction Festival; Norman Armour; Patrick Magennis at Park Rite; Patrick Sutton, Clíona Dukes, David Halpin, Caoimhe Connolly, Conor Byrne and all at Smock Alley Theatre; Paul Clegg, Veronica Beausang, Grainne Kelly at the Culture Recreation and Amenities Dept., Dublin City Council; Paul Crosbie, Aoife O’Regan and all at Metro Herald & Go Metro; Paul Fahy, Gerry Cleary, Elizabeth Duffy and all at Galway International Arts Festival; Paul Johnson, Sian Cunningham and Inga Byrne at Dance Ireland; Paul Russ; Peter Barry, Louise Doddy at Ad2One; Philip Connaughton, Ellie Creighton and all the team of Tardigrade; Philip McMahon; PIVOT Dublin; Rachel Crawford, Mark Ward and all at Generator Hostel; Ray Sisson, Kelley Delahunty, Mark Tender and all at AWAS; Ray Yeates, Victoria Kearney, Sinéad Connolly, Mary Weir and all at Dublin City Council Arts Office; Ronan Healy and all at Catapult Entertainment; Ronán Rogerson, Conrad Boult, Katrin Petrie and all at Drury Buildings / All Bar None; Rebecca Fitzpatrick and Clare Trodden and all at RUA RED; Róise Goan; Rosita Wolfe and all at the National Concert Hall; Sally-Anne Kelly; Sarah Durcan; Scott Burnett, Johnny Kelly, Rory Bradley and all the Aad crew; Sean Kissane; Shane McAllister and all at Mobanode; Siobhán Kane; Stuart McLaughlin, Andrew Hetherington, Claire Fitzgerald and Rowena Neville at Business to Arts and FundIt; Sylvie Lavoie; The Devos Institute; The High-Fifteens; The New Stream Development Managers Forum; Tony Davey, Ann Russell and all at Red61; Tom Creed; Una Carmody and Gillian Clarke at Arts Audiences; Úna McCarthy, David Parnell, Val Ballance, Paul Flynn, Davide Terlingo, Imelda Dervan, Jocelyn Clarke and all at the Arts Council; Una Molloy; Vallejo Gantner; Veronica Dyas; Wendy Dempsey; Willie White and all at Dublin Theatre Festival; Wolfgang Hoffman.

Many thanks to this year’s judges for the Tiger Dublin Fringe Awards, who’ve dedicated their time non-stop to searching out the best and the brightest of the festival.

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About Us Director Kris Nelson

Volunteer Coordinator Paul Donnelly

General Manager Amy O’Hanlon

Volunteer Consultant Liam Ryan

Production Manager Marcus Costello

Programme, Print and Web Design Studio AAD

Programme Manager Emma Hannon Marketing and Development Manager Jessica Hilliard Production Coordinator Helen Collins Finance and Administrative Assistant 126 Aisling O’Brien

Communications Assistant Ciara Corrigan Programming Assistant Aisling Galligan Artist Liaison Assistant Katherine Murphy Press Assistant Aisling Halligan

Bookkeeper Bairbre Quinn

Social Media and Distribution Assistant Jack Broughan

Publicity and PR Conleth Teevan

2Fik Costume Assistant Jillian Fagan

Technical Manager Hugh Roche Kelly

2Fik Video Assistant Melissa Carton

Box Office Manager Alison Reilly

2Fik Photoshop Wizard and Photo Clicker Claire Petersen

Assistant Box Office Manager Brendan Walsh

Festival Auditor Niall M. Hogan & Company IT Supply and Support GDK Solicitor Jonathan Kelly at Philip Lee

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Board of Directors Andrew Lowe (chair), Eleanor Collier, Jen Coppinger, Peter Daly, Des Doris, Julie Doyle, Dave Harland, Mary Moloney, Niamh O’Donnell A big thank you to additional Box Office, Front of House, Interns, Venue Technical, Technical and Hospitality staff, distributors and all of our volunteers.

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Venues Tiger Dublin Fringe Box Office Filmbase Curved Street Temple Bar Dublin 2

Irish Museum of Modern Art Central Courtyard Royal Hospital, Kilmainham Dublin 8

14 Henrietta Street Dublin 1 This venue is not wheelchair accessible.

Irish Theatre Institute 17 Eustace Street, Temple Bar Dublin 2.

This venue is not wheelchair accessible.

Abbey Theatre Peacock Stage 26/27 Lower Abbey Street Dublin 1

Liberty Hall The Social Hall 1 Eden Quay Dublin 1

Arts Technology Research Laboratory (ATRL) Unit 13, Trinity Technology and Enterprise Campus Pearse St at Grand Canal Dublin 2

Meeting House Square Temple Bar Dublin 2 This venue is a licensed premises, no access for under 18 year olds.

Bewley's Café Theatre 2nd Floor, Bewley's Building 78/79 Grafton Street Dublin 2 Button Factory Curved Street Temple Bar Dublin 2 Centre for Creative Practices 15 Pembroke Street Lower Dublin 2 Dance Studio at Samuel Beckett Theatre Trinity College Dublin 2 D-Light Studios 45 North Great Clarence Street Dublin 1 This venue is not wheelchair accessible.

Drury Street Multi Storey Car Park Level 10 Roof, Drury Street Dublin 2 Fallons Pub (Meeting Point) 129 The Coombe Dublin 8 George's Dock IFSC Dublin 1

Molloy and Dowling Dispensing Opticians 18b Kildare Street (Below Cleo Handweavers) Dublin 2 This venue is not wheelchair accessible.

Morrison Hotel Ormond Quay Dublin 1 Project Arts Centre 39 East Essex Street Temple Bar Dublin 2 Royal Hibernian Academy 15 Ely Place Dublin 2 Samuel Beckett Bridge Viewing from the quays Samuel Beckett Theatre Trinity College Dublin 2 Science Gallery Studio Space The Naughton Institute Pearse Street Trinity College Dublin 2 Smock Alley Theatre Lower Exchange Street Temple Bar Dublin 2

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South Studios 27/28 New Row South Dublin 8 This venue is not wheelchair accessible.

St Michan’s Church Church Street Dublin 7 Temple Bar Gallery + Studios 5 - 9 Temple Bar Dublin 2 The Back Loft 7/11 Saint Augustine Street Dublin 8 This venue is not wheelchair accessible.

The Chocolate Factory 26 Kings Inn Street Dublin 1 The International Bar 23 Wicklow Street Dublin 2 This venue is not wheelchair accessible.

The Lir Academy Corner of Pearse St and Grand Canal Quay Dublin 2 The New Theatre 43 East Essex Street Temple Bar Dublin 2 The Pearse Centre The Ireland Institute 27 Pearse Street Dublin 2 The Square Town Centre South Roof Car Park Tallaght Dublin 24 The Stables Fumbally Lane Dublin 8 Wood Quay Venue Dublin City Council Office entrance via Fishamble St. Dublin 2

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20 - Intimate and Live | 18 2Fik does Strongbow (and Aoife) | 10 A Sacrilegious Lesbian and Homosexual Parade | 36

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Life Has Surface Noise #2 | 26 LURKY! LURKY! | 66

B(r)itches | 34 Bastard: A Family History | 31 Bearings | 67 Begorrah | 40 Bernarda’s House | 30 Between Trees and Water | 86

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National Therapy Project | 55 Night | 54

Tall Ships (Obedientia Civium Urbis Felicitas) | 88 Tanya Tagaq In Concert with Nanook of the North | 14 Tardigrade | 64 The Belle Bottoms | 41 The Carved Soul | 52 The Centre Of The Universe | 72 The Fourteenth Visit | 82 The Lost Hours | 71 The Party | 91 The Rest Is Action | 22 The Tale of The Ancient Lights | 33 The TD FAMILY presesnts Together DISCO | 20 The Well Rested Terrorist | 56 The Whistle & TURF [DOUBLE BILL] | 62 There Are Pictures Because There Are Walls | 87 To SPACE | 80

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Dancing Suns + I Am The Cosmos | 16 DEEP AEROBICS | 21 DJ Kormac (AV Show) | 12 Down and Out in Paris and London

By George Orwell | 73 Dublin Oldschool | 72

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Source | 85 Star Man | 51 Stefan Fae: Cabaret Mattachine | 89

G GET READY TO DIE ALONE | 39

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Jape with support from Dimman | 13

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S Sad Sam Lucky | 28 SAMUEL BECKETT’S FIZZLES; BECKETT IN THE CITY | 93 Scripted | 70 Sick | 38 Some Flood | 50 Songs from a Car Park (Drury Street) | 75 Songs from a Car Park (Tallaght) | 75

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W We Didn’t Care When (our mothers had Cancer) | 48 Whichever1uFeed | 83 Without Strings | 79 WRAPPED | 47

Y you told me to wash and clean my ears | 27 Young Hearts Run Free presents Golden Factories | 96

Z ZOMBIES why death is dying or are you trying hard enough? | 94

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