24 h. ago Diary Of A Dublin Drag Diva – Dublin Fringe Festival – Review

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3 d. ago +353 Presents: The Revenger’s Tragedy – Dublin Fringe Festival – Review

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4 d. ago Don’t Tell Dad About Diana – Dublin Fringe Festival – Review

Don’t Tell Dad About Diana – Dublin Fringe Festival – Review  No More Workhorse

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5 d. ago Offspring (A Modern Frankenstein) at Dublin Fringe: A subtle, personal exploration of creation and parenthood

Dublin Fringe Festival 2025 review: Emily Terndrup unleashes chaos, then controls it with comic timing

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5 d. ago Dublin Fringe review: Octopus Children: FeliSpeaks’s coming of age is told as incandescent verse play

Dublin Fringe review: Octopus Children: FeliSpeaks’s coming of age is told as incandescent verse play  The Irish Times

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5 d. ago Dublin Fringe review: I Want to Speak to Your Manager: Can becoming a ‘Karen’ be liberating?

Dublin Fringe review: I Want to Speak to Your Manager: Can becoming a ‘Karen’ be liberating?  The Irish Times

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5 d. ago Dublin Fringe review: ‘Pea Dinneen: Raising Her Voice’ is a stirring cabaret about a trans life forced on hold

Dublin Fringe review: ‘Pea Dinneen: Raising Her Voice’ is a stirring cabaret about a trans life forced on hold  The Irish Times

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6 d. ago Dublin Fringe review: Good With Faces: Oisín Kearney’s new two

Dublin Fringe review: Good With Faces: Oisín Kearney’s new two-hander is filled with punchy twists  The Irish Times

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6 d. ago Good With Faces, Oisín Kearney’s new two hander at Dublin Fringe, is filled with punchy twists

Dublin Fringe Festival 2025: Vicky Allen and Patrick McBrearty play a mother and social-care worker locked in an oscillating interrogation

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6 d. ago Pea Dinneen: Raising Her Voice – Dublin Fringe Festival – Review

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6 d. ago Dublin Fringe review: Clash at the Quays! II: Lokomania is sweaty, sexy and mischievous

Dublin Fringe review: Clash at the Quays! II: Lokomania is sweaty, sexy and mischievous  The Irish Times

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2 w. ago ‘When you fall in love with someone, you’re laughing more than you’re eating’

Playwright Oisín Kearney on his middle name, inspiration and falling in love

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