Stage show Riot a hit abroad
Close to 13,000 people in Australia and the US have now seen the show, which features acrobatics, spoken word and slapstick comedy from performers including Panti Bliss and author Emmet Kirwan
Could Ireland have another Riverdance on its hands?
A new production of the hit show Riot has premiered to glowing reviews in Australia, having played to packed-out audiences in Dublin’s Vicar Street. The theatrical spectacle “makes you want to change the world, rather than run from it”, said the Sydney Morning Herald in a recent review, while the Herald Sun has called it “infectious and poignant”.
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