Secret Garden - 6th Sep 2008 at 21:30 (180 mins ) at Hennessy Spiegeltent
Celebrating the grand opening of the Dublin Fringe Festival, witness this
explosive mix of drummers, dancers, artists, DJs and musicians mashing up two of
Dublin's hottest club nights, Babalonia and Disco-Brasil! Sizzling afro-latin
flavours and tough, underground dancefloor styles meets live samba from Happy
City and breath-taking acrobatics from Mundo Capoeira for this access all areas
tropical party. Basil Isaac's percussion frenzy and Spiritual South's
electrorganic energy brings the night to a climax for this unforgettable
Saturday night out.
After-party at Southwilliam, 52 Southwilliam Street,
Dublin 2. Seu mágico carnaval!
each night during the Dublin Fringe Festival and parties, fun and entertainment that is so different each night and one does not want to miss any one of them...each night at the Famous Hennessy Spiegeltent at the Dublin Fringe Festival are so unique that you will remember each one of them for their different atmosphere..
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Oh What a Night!!!!!
The drums were pounding and the crowd when wild at the Hennessy Spiegeltent Opening BATUCADA! Party on 6th Sept 08- they just wanted more and more
Hennessy Spiegeltent and La Clique
An
inspired melange of cabaret, burlesque, circus and contemporary
vaudeville, La Clique is exotic, erotic, mesmerising and
breath-stoppingly skilled. Celebrate the sensuality and unadulterated
pleasure of a night in the world’s most exquisite salon.
and
Hennessy Spiegeltent Opening BATUCADA! Party on 6th Sept 08 Celebrating the grand opening of the Dublin Fringe Festival, witness this explosive mix of drummers, dancers, artists, DJs and musicians mashing up two of Dublin's hottest club nights, Babalonia and Disco-Brasil! Sizzling afro-latin flavours and tough, underground dancefloor styles meets live samba from Happy City and breath-taking acrobatics from Mundo Capoeira for this access all areas tropical party. Basil Isaac's percussion frenzy and Spiritual South's electrorganic energy brings the night to a climax for this unforgettable Saturday night out.both received USA Weekly News 100 Star Awards for being ourstanding shows way above the five star rating at the 2008 Dublin Fringe
"La Clique and the Hennessy Spiegeltent Opening BATUCADA! Party on 6th Sept 08 both receivedUSA Weekly News 100 Star Awards for being ourstanding shows way above the five star rating at the 2008 Dublin Fringe...well done Hennessy Spiegeltent you have noe it agin by strting the 2008 DubinFringe Festival with two of the gretest shows on earth.."... USA Weekly News
both received USA Weekly News 100 Star Awards for being ourstanding shows way above the five star rating at the 2008 Dublin Fringe
"La Clique and the Hennessy Spiegeltent Opening BATUCADA! Party on 6th Sept 08 both received USA Weekly News 100 Star Awards for being ourstanding shows way above the five star rating at the 2008 Dublin Fringe...well done Hennessy Spiegeltent you have noe it agin by strting the 2008 DubinFringe Festival with two of the gretest shows on earth.."... USA Weekly News
Dublin Fringe Festival
2008 September 6-21, 2008
Welcome
to the Dublin Fringe Festival 08. To help you navigate the 100+ shows
in this year's festival, we've grouped them into tasty bite sized
sections and written articles about them. We'll also be posting blogs and reviews. You can search by date, price, genre, show name, company name and venue. Once you've made your mind up, all that's left is to book your tickets and enjoy yourself

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20 Sep
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Kay is the ‘wrong side of sixty’, and is off to Ann Summers in search of some answers. Daughter ... (click to read more)
Book NowOn Hallow's Eve in Dublin, the ghosts of Ireland's past descend on Limbo, the capital's newest strip-club. After pints and ... (click to read more)
Book NowBecome a man, run away, take back the truth, create a new world. Discover the realities of four young writers at four short ... (click to read more)
Book NowThis celebrated physical theatre company returns to expose what Greenlandic Inuits get up to when the nature documentary cameras ... (click to read more)
Book NowCrawdaddy presents an evening of post-punk combining the legendary and the rising stars. Truly iconic, The Fall are fronted by ... (click to read more)
Book NowDUE TO CIRCUMSTANCES BEYOND OUR CONTROL, THIS SHOW HAS BEEN CANCELLED. It's the end of history...what's to be done? ... (click to read more)
Book NowSit at the school desk. Wait for instruction. Watch the clock. No talking. The bell dictates everything, ... (click to read more)
Book NowBlindfolded and lying on the floor, experience a sonic rendition of an urban thriller about five lonely people whose destinies ... (click to read more)
Book NowCharles Silhouette is an Irish detective on the trail of the murderous “Eraser” in the first episode of the radio ... (click to read more)
Book NowAnanda By Dancehayami: Dynamic footwork, chiseled geometry of movement, meaningful hand gestures and facial expressions; a ... (click to read more)
Book NowiDentity dFragments(Henrik Kaalund): Who are you really? Can you find your true identity in a society increasingly influenced by ... (click to read more)
Book NowIt’s mayhem in the Spiegel! Dublin’s premier promoters of garage punk, Psychotic Reaction, bring their annual Psycho ... (click to read more)
Book NowDublin meet Skewville: twin New Yorkers whose graffiti street art mission hits these shores for the first time. The ... (click to read more)
Meet and gain information from funding agencies and theatre support organisations as well as programmers from venues and ... (click to read more)
Book NowDublin Fringe Festival, in association with Dublin Docklands Development Authority, are proud to present a trio of fantastic ... (click to read more)
Ireland has never had a flash mob opera before – until today. Crash the party and sing along as one of the country’s ... (click to read more)
An anarchic art show where a crew of street artists will rework your boring suburban paintings into urban masterpieces. Dust off ... (click to read more)
Book NowPaddy Designer, Paddy Architect and Paddy Illustrator walk into a gallery... In a special Fringe exhibition, Monster Truck has ... (click to read more)
A sultry night of performance charged with raw sensuality and elegance. Following a sell out show in 2007, Viva sees Argentinean ... (click to read more)
Book NowExplore the dark moods, bass and sparse rhythms of dubstep with three of the genre’s artists at the top of their game. ... (click to read more)
Book Nowthisispopbaby is dedicated to presenting inventive new work that rips up the space between counter culture, popular culture and high art. It was founded in 2006 by Phillip McMahon (writer, director, producer), Cian O'Brien (Associate Producer Rough Magic Theatre Company) and Jenny Jennings (Programme Manager, Dublin Fringe Festival).
In one short year, thisispopbaby have had considerable success through a number of sold-out shows and events, including the award-winning Danny and Chantelle (still here) [PoD
nightclub, September 2006; Project Arts Centre March 2007; Drogheda
Arts Festival, May 2007; Invitation to Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh
Festival Fringe], the critically acclaimed In these Shoes? (The New Theatre/Dublin Gay Theatre Festival, May 2007), the award-nominated All Over Town (nominated for Best New Play, Dublin Fringe Festival 2007) and the hit show All Dolled Up, starring Panti (nominated for Best Performer and Best Production, Dublin Fringe Festival 2007). 


Sher Watson lead singer song writer from the Das Contras Band in Edinburgh 2007 Fringe Festival who also sang at the 2008 New York Inernational Theatre, Film and Arts Festival in New York -www.NYITFest.com
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Fringe Festival Limited Is excited to announce the start of the 2008
Edinburgh Fringe Festival with previews starting on Sunday 27th July,
2008 at the Base and Opium Entertainment Venues at the Cowgate,
Edinburgh, Scotland which will end up with an Official Wind Up Party at
the Base and Opium on Sunday 24th August, 2008 where the winners of the
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13th Dublin Fringe Festival Opened with a taste of surprises to come
One of the country’s biggest performing arts showcases opened in Dublin today.
Cast members from the smash hit La Cliqueat the famous Spiegeltent,
leads the way at the opening of Dublins 13th Fringe Festival
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set up on the Georges Dock for Dublins 13th Annual Fringe Festival. The
lucky crowd that had tickets for the opening night of La Clique had
comments like, " utterly amazing"...."we were just blown away by such a
spectacular show..." " we were so fortunate to be at the opening night
of a show that our freinds have called the Greatest Show On
Earth.....and one that can not be missed...."
kept the party goers dancing till they dropped to the sounds of Red, Hot & Brass with the first ever Brass Band Club night with Fanfara
from the hills of Romania a revolutionary fusion of tradition marching
music repertoire with hip hop, jazz and funk styles and the sound of Blasmusik by 11-piece Beat ‘n’ Blow from Germany.
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thisispopbaby is dedicated to presenting inventive new work that rips up the space between counter culture, popular culture and high art. It was founded in 2006 by Phillip McMahon (writer, director, producer), Cian O'Brien (Associate Producer Rough Magic Theatre Company) and Jenny Jennings (Programme Manager, Dublin Fringe Festival).
In one short year,
thisispopbaby have had considerable success through a number of
sold-out shows and events, including the award-winning Danny and
Chantelle (still here) [PoD nightclub, September 2006;
Project Arts Centre March 2007; Drogheda Arts Festival, May 2007; Invitation to
Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh Festival Fringe], the critically acclaimed In
these Shoes?
(The New Theatre/Dublin Gay Theatre Festival, May 2007), the award-nominated
All Over Town (nominated for Best New Play,
Dublin Fringe Festival 2007) and the hit show All Dolled
Up,
starring Panti (nominated for Best Performer and Best Production, Dublin Fringe
Festival 2007).
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Eliah was born in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury neighborhood on April 5, 1971. His father Terry was by then a seasoned drummer, and Eliah grew up hanging out at weekly jam sessions. By 11 years old, Eliah was taking regular guitar lessons and jamming with his dad's band. At 16, Eliah decided he wanted to pursue music full time, and just 4 years later, he had a professional career as lead guitarist in touring bands. Some years later, Eliah discovered the Chapman Stick, and began his solo career.
Eliah toured as lead guitarist with several successful Colorado bands, including The Moondogs and King Daffodils. His bands opened up for artists Jimmy Cliff, Blues Travellers, Cheryl Crow, Kinsey Report, Derek Trucks, Leon Russell, Robben Ford and Little Feat. Eliah currently tours the world playing his Chapman Stick as a solo musician.Eliah has recorded and gigged with John Oates, performed Stick and Guitar on a remix of "Love Don't Love Me Back," by Eric Burnett, and worked on guitar tracks with Miami producer Lewis Martinee (Debbie Gibson, Orson Whitfield).
Eliah has played his Stick at major festivals such as the Colorado Mountain Fair and Telluride Blues Festival. He made an impromptu street-side appearance outside of the Glastonbury Festival of Performing Arts in 2000. He has also performed on International TV in England (watch video).
"I use Crate TX50 Limos for my street performances. These amps are completely portable, light weight, sound great, and run on long-lasting, rechargeable batteries. I dig that these amps have two channels and built in effects like delay, chorus and reverb. They run at 50 watts and I've pushed them really hard. For the street, I like to pair two together to have a 100 watts bass rig, and use a third amp for the melody side of my Stick. The Limos can be kind of fragile (be mindful to not bump the knobs), but there's nothing quite like them, and I've taken them all over the world with me."
Check out Crate's website at:www.crateamps.com
"I use the Line 6 DL4 Delay Modeler, and MM4 Modulation Modeler. Using these with the expression pedals, I can get some pretty awesome sounding tones! On my Sticky Funk album, all of the delays, backward guitar sounds, trippy loops, tremelo and other pitch changes effects, were done with these pedals. Even though these pedals are digital, they have a real analogue sound and feel to them. Cool!"
Gus McCann, Ireland's new Bob Dylan and
Eliah the amazing 12 string guitarist from California
out celebrating the 2008 Dublin Fringe FestivalSugarhill Gang got the hip hoppin’ demanding more and more..... at
Secret Garden -on14th Sep 2008 at 21:30 at Hennessy Spiegeltent
Every one danced to the beat of the original Hip Hop & Funk group who have had generations hip hoppin’ with their ubiquitous ‘Rapper’s Delight’, 'Apache' & '8th Wonder' anthems. True pioneers, the Sugar Hill Gang have influenced the top showmen of today’s scene, from De La Soul to Kanye West & Jay-Z. Exclusive to the Dublin Fringe Festival, SHG will be performing their 30th year anniversary party concert complete with a live band.
Don't miss any of the nights left at the Hennessy Spiegeltent
Gus McCann
comes back to his roots in Dublin to sing
"Dublin in My Tears"Gus McCann in Dublin singing the old Irish Classic "Dublin In My Tears" in the streets of Dublin after receiving his USA Weekly News 100 Star Award a the 2008 Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Gus McCann is riding high with an offer to play a part in a film and a recording contract..Gus however does not ever like to forget his roots on the streets of Dublin where he cut his teeth singing a mixture of the Old Irish Ballads and his own poetry all about life and the lessons life hands out, which Gus puts to his own music... Gus McCann is also about to embark on a world tour bringing his soulful voice and music to as many people around the world as he can....
11-piece Beat 'n' Blow from Germany had the crwon going with their Dance to you drop revolutionary fusion of jazz, funk, hip hop and world styles
Saturday night 13th September 2008 at the Spiegel exploded into top brass action with the return of last year's Red, Hot & Brass favourites, the celebrated 11-piece Beat 'n' Blow from Germany. Dance 'til you drop at this revolutionary fusion of jazz, funk, hip hop and world styles.
USA Weekly News has up to date awarded the following shows at the Hennessy Spiegeltent and the Secret Garden
USA Weekly News100 Star Awards
for being outstanding shows far above the standard of the average five star award standard:Opening BATUCADA! Party
La Charlatanne Karen Egan
La CliquePresented by Spiegeltent ...
Cathy Davey presents SONGS THAT SCARE CHILDREN (but in a very beautiful way)
The Fall Crawdaddy at Hennessy Spiegeltent
The Silhouette Old Time Mystery Radio Show
Congradulations to Secret Garden Operations Manager John McKiernan Secret Garden Operations Manager, David Burns, Secret Garden Box Office Manager Jamie Snelgrove and the rest of the hard working dedicated team at the Hennessy Spiegeltent Secret Garden for bringing such outstanding and unforgettable shows to the 2008 Dublin Fringe Festival, with every night being completely different catering to completely different audiences which have all been sell out shows with each audience never wanting the night to end.
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How to survive Fringe 2008 – a marathon 14 days and nights of unashamed, unabashed, unadulterated sound and vision. WARNING! Before: During: Week 2 – No flagging. Steal yourself goddammit! You cannot crack under the pressure! There are just too many good shows to be missed! Admit it. You are a Fringe junkie, a Spiegeltent slave to the rhythm. Cement that love affair. Embrace new friends, new work and new dance moves. Regrette rien. After: |
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The Hop House: We're loving this new restaurant on Parnell St (close to the Cobalt Cafe, T36 and The James Joyce Centre) so much that we've stopped going anywhere else for lunch recently. Try the kimchi and the sushi and wash it down with one of the selected Asian beers in the fab beer garden before feeding your Fringe hunger. The South William: We love everything about this place - the beers, the comfy couches, the best people watching spot in Dublin right outside and, most of all, the tastiest pies you're likely to find in Dublin - grab one before heading down to the International Bar to catch a show. The Italian Quarter: There's a rake of Fringe venues within 5 minutes walk from any one of the restaurants and cafes on this slice of Italy on the north quays. We can't pick a favourite because its too hard: they're all worth a visit, especially if its sunny and you can grab one of the outside tables for some al fresco pre-Fringe dining. Cafe Topolis: Everyone loves an early bird and this pizzeria on Parliament St offers great value and super good food. It's right around the corner from Smock Alley, SS Michael & John and right down from Dublin Castle, so you won't have far to go once you've finished your dessert. The Lincoln Inn: We stumbled into this place on our way back from the Samuel Beckett centre one night and keep going back. Having been closed for years, the old Trinity stalwart is back and there's no better place to watch Dublin go by than on a chair by the huge bay windows. |
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Iveagh Gardens: How this beautiful garden isn't choc-a-bloc all day we'll never understand. The rose garden, the fountains, the waterfall and the sunken green: all lovely by themselves, but together they make for Dublin's finest, understated, elegant park. Parnell St: The street ain't hidden, but its full of hidden gems. From Korean barbeques to chinese karaoke bars, sushi to go and Asahi to stay, you'll find bargains and authentic food on every block. Temple Bar West: Its the sober end of Dublin's cultural quarter, packed with small venues like Smock Alley and SS Michael and John, cool design shops and cosy eateries. The streets might be cobble stoned, but this is far removed from the tourist trap of the Temple Bar we all know. The Dice Bar: We've always been a fan of this rocker bar, which is right across from thisisnotashop. Its full on, rocker central and has one of the best jukeboxes in Dublin. Mulligans: As you head down towards the Spiegeltent, stop into Mulligans on Poolbeg St for one of the best pints of Guinness in Dublin. Its an institution at this point, and is the perfect place to down a sneaky one before dancing your night away in George's Dock. |
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We've
chosen the best hostels in town to reccommend to you for your stay in
Dublin. They're cheap and cheerful and are the perfect place to
collapse at the end of a long hard day of Fringing. Avalon House: 55 Aungier St Kinlay House: 2-12 Lord Edward Street Barnacles Temple Bar House: 19 Temple Lane Four Courts Hostel: 15-17 Merchant's Quay Abraham House: 82-83 Lower Gardiner Street The Grafton House: 26-27 Sth Great George’s Street |
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Look out for this year's brochure (it's so big, you won't be able to miss it!) in all of our venues and the coolest cafes, bars, restaurants and shops around town. It's big, its bold, its pink and yellow... and it will be indispensible during the manic two weeks of Fringe Festival fun! |

After its sell out run last year the global phenomenon arrives back in town with some brilliant new acts intent on seducing us ... (click to read more)
Book NowDublin Fringe Festival giddily presents a feat of the arts never before attempted. Guided by voices unheard by most, and ... (click to read more)
Let us light a fire in your heart. Let us come up behind you, tap you on the shoulder and whisper a secret. The world can change ... (click to read more)
Be both actor and audience for this half-hour experience for two people in a public space. Headphones direct what you say and ... (click to read more)
Book NowHave you ever questioned your mind, motives or morals? Embark on a surreal adventure through the city and meet fabulous and ... (click to read more)
Book NowCelebrating the grand opening of the Dublin Fringe Festival, witness this explosive mix of drummers, dancers, artists, DJs and ... (click to read more)
Book NowDay of DanceEnjoy new dance works from Irish and international choreographers, including screenings of dance films, followed by ... (click to read more)
Book NowA five minute theatrical trip performed for your eyes only by a cast of six outside the smallest theatre auditorium in the ... (click to read more)
Following the success of last year's rehearsed readings, Dublin Fringe Festival is delighted to present Step It Up, a platform ... (click to read more)
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RSVP for this cocktail party paying homage to the host's Las Vegas
childhood. Over cocktails and nibbles, she’ll regale ... (click to read more) Book Now
La Clique’s rollerskating comic sweetheart is back, doing her best to
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The Tundra is not only a physical landscape, but an environment where
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Pretender, fraudster, impostor, fake – voilà La Charlatanne. Nominated
for Best Spiegeltent Show 2006, La Egan ... (click to read more) Book Now
Childhood. Games. Extra curricular activities. Two artists present an
eclectic ensemble of paraphernalia generating a space to ... (click to read more)
La Clique’s rollerskating comic sweetheart is back, doing her best to keep it together while letting it all hang out. At ... (click to read more)
Book NowThe Tundra is not only a physical landscape, but an environment where your imagination can run free. Dance, video, music and ... (click to read more)
Book NowPretender, fraudster, impostor, fake – voilà La Charlatanne. Nominated for Best Spiegeltent Show 2006, La Egan ... (click to read more)
Book NowChildhood. Games. Extra curricular activities. Two artists present an eclectic ensemble of paraphernalia generating a space to ... (click to read more)
Award winning choreographer Jess Curtis teaches a unique technique class that uses gravity and breath to move through space at ... (click to read more)
Book NowExtend the limits of your body though the use of objects, aerial equipment and other bodies. No previous experience, but ... (click to read more)
Book NowYou are led to a secret location where you're given a disposable camera and a handful of clues. Skulk your way through alleyways ... (click to read more)
Book NowBishops are burning books, the Spanish are about to sail up the Thames and Will Shakespeare's fellow playwrights are getting ... (click to read more)
Book NowIn a dank corner of a forgotten building an eager suitor in top hat and tails weaves Gershwin's melodies and Blake's poetry into ... (click to read more)
Book NowEx-DV8 company member and Fringe Award Winner Jordi Cortez Molina focuses on an extraordinary physical language that is ... (click to read more)
Book NowThe Urban Playground team and Dublin’s free runners Urban Ghosts synergize and reanimate well known city locations. Four ... (click to read more)
It was just another day of shoplifting for Gavin and Frank, that was until Frank thought it was a good idea to hijack the funny ... (click to read more)
Book NowThe show about KuddelMuddel, last year’s (almost) Jane Snow award winning sell-out show that everyone wanted to squeeze ... (click to read more)
Book NowThe sell-out smash of the 2007 Galway Arts Festival comes to Dublin. Against all the odds, despite all the obstacles, ... (click to read more)
Book NowSomething strange is happening atop Roogs Hill, a plan to go underground is afoot and all the cows in the district are dead. In ... (click to read more)
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A chilly tale of romance, remorse and refrigeration in rural Ireland.
Written by Jody O'Neill and Directed by Jack Healy, this ... (click to read more)
One woman, one obsession, one dead star. Catherine know that she’s different – can’t stand the day to ...
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Welcome to a safe and neutral place where no one knows your name...
Welcome to cyberspace. Six teenagers type and chat. A game ... (click to read more) Book Now
In a guest house in Tobago, Harry, a retired English actor, devises a
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A new play about Sex, Power and Semtex. “Then they get me on the floor,
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Book NowSome of America's cleverest comic writing from David Ives, presented by Fringe award winners. How to get together, speak the ... (click to read more)
Book NowWhen a dodgy deal goes tits-up Whacker finds himself 1,500 squids in debt to Jimmy Mo Mo, the biggest nutbag around. Even Scags ... (click to read more)
Book NowCome with us to a lost location. A broken story in a burnt-out building. This is the gritty place that you left behind. ... (click to read more)
Book NowEverywhere across the city somebody is getting dumped, swathed in coffee and cigarettes. Getting dressed up and getting even, ... (click to read more)
Book NowProtégé of Philip Glass, revolutionary composer and choreographer John Moran presents his latest blending of ... (click to read more)
Book NowPlunge into the cartoon world of Reality TV and celebrity obsession. Star-crossed lovers Billy and Eileen are torn apart by XTV ... (click to read more)
Book NowThe Making of Doubt by Stammer: Award-winning Scottish choreographer Colette Sadler brings you a sensory journey in and out of ... (click to read more)
Book Now"Since my first nightmare I've been hooked.The giddy terror of a spooky lullaby that only a child can fully appreciate." This ... (click to read more)
Book NowWhat if every cell in our bodies had the potential to realise the uniqueness and originality of all that there is? Emma ... (click to read more)
Book NowKay is the ‘wrong side of sixty’, and is off to Ann Summers in search of some answers. Daughter ... (click to read more)
Book NowOn Hallow's Eve in Dublin, the ghosts of Ireland's past descend on Limbo, the capital's newest strip-club. After pints and ... (click to read more) Book Now
Become a man, run away, take back the truth, create a new world. Discover the realities of four young writers at four short ... (click to read more) Book Now
Polaroid Jo Strømgren Kompani at Smock AlleyThis celebrated physical theatre company returns to expose what Greenlandic Inuits get up to when the nature documentary cameras ... (click to read more) Book Now
Crawdaddy presents an evening of post-punk combining the legendary and
the rising stars. Truly iconic, The Fall are fronted by ... (click to read more) Book Now
DUE TO CIRCUMSTANCES BEYOND OUR CONTROL, THIS SHOW HAS BEEN CANCELLED.
It's the end of history...what's to be done? ... (click to read more)
Sit at the school desk. Wait for instruction. Watch the clock. No talking. The bell dictates everything, ... (click to read more) Book Now
Blindfolded and lying on the floor, experience a sonic rendition of an
urban thriller about five lonely people whose destinies ... (click to read more) Book NowCharles Silhouette is an Irish detective on the trail of the murderous “Eraser” in the first episode of the radio ... (click to read more) Book Now
Ananda By Dancehayami: Dynamic footwork, chiseled geometry of movement,
meaningful hand gestures and facial expressions; a ... (click to read more) Book Now
iDentity dFragments(Henrik Kaalund): Who are you really? Can you find
your true identity in a society increasingly influenced by ... (click to read more) Book Now
Dublin meet Skewville: twin New Yorkers whose graffiti street art
mission hits these shores for the first time. The ... (click to read more)
Meet and gain information from funding agencies and theatre support
organisations as well as programmers from venues and ... (click to read more) Book Now
Dublin Fringe Festival, in association with Dublin Docklands
Development Authority, are proud to present a trio of fantastic ... (click to read more)
Ireland has never had a flash mob opera before – until today. Crash the
party and sing along as one of the country’s ... (click to read more)
An anarchic art show where a crew of street artists will rework your
boring suburban paintings into urban masterpieces. Dust off ... (click to read more) Book Now
Paddy Designer, Paddy Architect and Paddy Illustrator walk into a
gallery... In a special Fringe exhibition, Monster Truck has ... (click to read more)
A sultry night of performance charged with raw sensuality and elegance.
Following a sell out show in 2007, Viva sees Argentinean ... (click to read more) Book Now
Explore the dark moods, bass and sparse rhythms of dubstep with three
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1pm The Crown Jewels by Shawn Sturnick. A comic game of “Cluedo” were nothing’s sacred and everybody’s ... (click to read more) Book Now
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Lock up your daughters (and some of your sons). They're back and this
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Dance to the beat of the original Hip Hop & Funk group who’ve had
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Book NowChoreographer and dancer Heidi Weiss is one of Europe’s most sought after dance teachers. As a professor at the world ... (click to read more)
Book NowUK National Dance Award Nominee and RTE 's Jigs & Reels judge, Colin Dunne, teaches an Irish Dance workshop that is ideal ... (click to read more)
Book NowOne day, one scene, one unforgettable act of violence. Lauren devoted her life to her demented mother, until she found her dark ... (click to read more)
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