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Comment on Les Liaisons Dangereuses – Reviews by finanzierungen

finanzierungen — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 02:23:43 +0000

Thanks for the tip about the beach! This is a great time to be at Tahoe. Wish I were there.

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Comment on Ulster Bank Dublin Theatre Festival Coverage by Rileigh

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Comment on Paul Mercier – Article by lorraine tevlin-knox

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Comment on Now and Next at Gate Theatre by Paul Keenan

Paul Keenan — Mon, 04 Apr 2011 08:15:38 +0000

go and see this if only for the performance of Maggie, great acting ! PK

Comment on This Month at Project Arts Centre by Adam Russell

Adam Russell — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 17:06:33 +0000

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Comment on This Month at Project Arts Centre by Elizabeth Whyte

Elizabeth Whyte — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 12:53:28 +0000

Great reviews for Lay me Down Softly – catch before ends next week

‘ A Quiet Gem..Superb ensemble performances..beautiful writing and box clever directing .. a joy to watch . Exquisite set & lighting. Lesley McGuire and Gary Lydon brilliant . Billy Roche as a writer has the smallness of Chekhov, the sexuality of Ibsen..an Irish Sam Shepard The View RTE 1.

Panel inlcluded: Theo Dorgan (Poet) Hugh Linehan (Journalist) Marion McKeown (Journalist) John Kelly (Presenter).

View The full View clip

http://www.rte.ie/tv/theview/

Hugely imaginative set by Bui Bolg .Roche’s fine writing presents a peek inside an unseen world and into the hearts of those who make their living on the road (and on the run). Touching slow burner.’ Sunday Business Post.

‘Lydon exudes Theo’s importance..O’Hagan gains the audience’s sympathy as a man torn between the chain of command and mutiny. Bui Bolg, a Wexford theatre group, emulates the notion of what lies behind the clown’s smile in its set design for the dilapidated carnival.’ Sunday Times

‘Roches work warmly depicts Small_town fighters and lovers…Gary Lydon has the gravity of an embattled King..spry and ferocious’.Bui Bolg’s handsome set gives us literally ringside seats…under pleasing suggestion of Big Top and Paul Keogan’s beautiful lights.’ Irish Times

‘A Punch and Moody show. Lesley Mc McGuire as the hard-bitten Lily and Gary Lydon who repeats his fine original performance as the unscrupulous Theo make a pugnaciously enjoyable pairing.’ Irish Mail on Sunday

Comment on The Parting Glass by bernie byrne

bernie byrne — Sat, 12 Jun 2010 08:28:24 +0000

saw the parting glass last night in axis and was blown away . WOW.
Have already put out the word that this is one not to be missed.
Congratulations to all involved. We loved it.
bernie byrne ON Q Theatre co.