Theatre
Sara Keating: Alternative voices and spaces still give the Fringe its edge
The Dublin Fringe Festival, which runs from September 10-24, continues to provide a platform for theatre’s new writers, with new work from Nigerian-Irish writer Samuel Yakura and Lianne O’Hara among others
If September marks the return to school for families and teachers, for theatre audiences the month marks the start of an intense period of theatre-going with the beginning of the two-week performance frenzy that is the Dublin Fringe Festival.
Since its foundation in 1995, the festival has been at the forefront of experimental and cutting-edge contemporary theatre, providing space for emerging artists to showcase their work and established artists to interrogate their own practices.
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