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A new studio for Dublin Digital Radio
Dublin Digital Radio is moving studio. We want to build a soundproof space that allows for bands, interviews, panel talks etc + an office, meeting space and lounge area.
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Cavan
IDENTITY
IDENTITY, by Sarah Mckenna Dunne, is a new, exciting, conversational play that follows the downfall of a group of teenagers who are struggling to be accepted by their peers.
Dublin
The Gods of the Ozarks
AboutFACE brings you the World Premiere of “The Gods of the Ozarks” by Matthew Cole Kelly. A Bold new comedy with cast of 8, which examines battle between science and religion.
Dublin
NINE WEEKS
By Sean Kennedy
NINE WEEKS is a new theatre production combining story, tenor vocal, movement and text with choral singers and musical accompaniment in Smock Alley Theatre this September.
Waterford
The Red Iron by Jim Nolan
By Jim Nolan
Set on Waterford’s iconic railway bridge, The Red Iron, is a new play by Jim Nolan, opening at Garter Lane Theatre, Waterford in November, 2019
Dublin
Get AFALAID to Edinburgh Fringe
By Mark McAuley
It's a fast-paced, high energy play that examines what it means to be an artist. Struggling actor Vinny discovers he’s to be a dad. Will he follow his dreams, or get a real job?
Dublin
1 woman show + 1 person audience
Hello! A 1-woman show (thatz me) for a 1-person audience (could be you!) in a generic time frame of September in Dublin this year! Comedy performance- but make it dark+awkward
Cork
Wishful Thinking
A comedic play by Cork writer Shaunna Lee Lynch, in development with Strive Theatre, due to premiere in Dublin in September and run for a week in Cork in November.
Cork
DREW : Project 7016-Songs by Andy Dunne
By Andy Dunne
I’m hoping, with your help, I’ll be able to fulfil a lifelong ambition of recording and releasing a collection of predominantly self-penned songs.
Sligo
Compostela
A new play, Compostela, premiering in Dublin (with a preview performance in Sligo) in September 2019. Written and performed by Miriam Needham, directed by Donal O'Kelly.
