Tag Archives: Theatre
B for Baby Back at the Peacock
I’m not a big fan of theatres putting on the same show again even if it was well received the first time – I think the whole thing with theatre is that it should constantly seek new productions to stage … Continue reading
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Review: Peer Gynt
After seeing last year’s Phaedra by Rough Magic in the Project Arts Centre, I was interested in seeing another production by the same company, especially when it promised a similar creative approach. In a new version by Hilary Fannin and … Continue reading
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Review: All That Fall at The Project Arts Centre
The multitude of bare light bulbs hanging from the ceiling dim, a wall of spotlights lights up slowly, and the audience relaxes in their custom made rocking chairs complete with skull embossed cushions. The story of Maddy Rooney begins… Last … Continue reading
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All That Fall @ The Project
At the outset I should say that I haven’t experienced an enormous amount of Beckett – just a brief dalliance with his work as part of an M.Phil in Anglo Irish Literature course and a trip to see the magnificent … Continue reading
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Review: Misterman
It’s always nice to have a few days to really think about a play – let its story settle into your memory and allow all the different observations play themselves out before you formulate some coherent thoughts to share. It’s … Continue reading
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In Anticipation of Misterman
It’s been a little while since I posted here. I enjoyed a wonderful 3 weeks in Australia, taking in the gorgeous cities of Sydney and Melbourne, ate lots of food, drank loads of beer and wine and enjoyed time with … Continue reading
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