Dublin Fringe Festival

The hosts of two popular Irish podcasts, Sissy That Pod (James O’Hagan, Cian Sullivan) and Phoning It In (Dave Coffey) are teaming up to bring their new comedy show Klankety Klank to Dublin Fringe Festival 2022. The show is coming to Smock…

Sarah Devereux’s debut Fringe Festival show, My Fringe Show, is an intimate, irreverent, and deeply personal exploration of modern-day female identity. Upon arriving at Le Fringe Hairdressers on Crow Street, one is welcomed into a darkly…

‘I changed the world, just so you know.’ Compostela at The New Theatre is a one woman show, written and performed by Miriam Needham and directed by Donal O’Kelly. Sitting down we were greeted by a bare stage which was largely…

The Alison Spittle Show – Episode 63 – Marise Gaughan In Episode 63 – recorded at HeadStuff HQ – Alison talks to comedian Marise Gaughan about suicide, art and personal stories, breaking into a grave, living in Los Angeles and being a…

‘I think all art is political, whether it's meant to be or not.’ The Dublin Fringe Festival has returned this year to a country which has recently repealed the eighth amendment and is experiencing one of the worst housing crises in its…

In the 2018 Dublin Fringe, Auto-Correbt have set themselves the challenge of performing every other show at the Fringe without having seen any of them or knowing anything about them.  In their show Sight Unseen the audience decide what play…

Papini begins with a magic show. Or at least, a memory of one. Sitting alone on his bed, Claude relives the night he lost his twin brother Andrew, born within seventeen minutes of him. "Lost" here isn't a metaphor for death. Andrew was…

Some conversations are harder than others. We put them off all the time - awkward ones, difficult ones, uncomfortable ones, ones we just don’t know enough about to partake in. But sometimes, certain conversations are necessary. We need to…

Events A new collection of Irish fiction by writers from Northern Ireland will be launched in the Ulster Museum on Monday 3rd October. The collection, entitled The Glass Shore, is edited by Sinead Gleeson, the presenter of the Book…