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Composed of several monologues centred around sex, A Girl Gets Naked In This is an incredibly moving and powerful production displaying the spectrum of sexual relationships experienced by young women. Created by People You Know productions, following a sold out …
Written, produced and performed by the incredible Isla Fairfield, Hot Girl Summer follows our protagonist Tilly as she undergoes her self-proclaimed hot girl summer. Post-break-up, Tilly jets off on a girl’s trip to Barcelona and impulsively takes a job in …
Set in the Scottish countryside, I See My Sister follows two sisters, Mhairi and Caoimhe, as they run from their hometown. What they are running from is not immediately clear, but as their lives become more entangled with the Scottish …
A one woman show by Dylan Mulvaney, FAGHAG grabs the audience’s attention from the moment Dylan appears on stage. Performed in the Assembly George Square Studios, the cabaret comedy follows Dylan, played by herself, as she navigates through her own …
Written and performed by Kate-Lois Elliot, How to Belong Without Joining a Cult is based on Elliot’s mother’s experience growing up in a cult, until she ran away at the age of 16. As Elliot herself mentions, it was unfortunately …
Showcased from August 12 to 24 in @thespaceuk, Dinner, directed by Fern Boston is a gripping, mesmerising, and electric production that leaves audiences immersed in a dinner party gone dark. A retelling of Moira Buffini’s 2002 play entitled Dinner, …
An honest and raw exploration into the aftermath of online dating, BURNOUT opens in a bedroom flooded with bright colours and interesting props. Fern is on a call with her therapist, having reached the end of her tether with online …
Following its preview in front of DU Players, Uncanny Valley blew audiences away at Edinburgh Fringe 2024. Created by Aimsir Theatre company and directed by Aoife Cronin and Lucy Bracken, Uncanny Valley ran from August 19-24 in theSpace @ Niddry …
Every September, as Trinity News begins scattering its first edition of the year around campus, the city’s artistic spaces ignite, breathing in a new air of creativity and dynamic voices in the form of Dublin Fringe festival. Running from the …
Emily Ashmore has had her fair share of medical procedures, and it seems that laughter is still the best medicine. The 22-year-old Dubliner has just launched her most recent show Ashes to Ashmore as part of the Dublin Fringe Festival …