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Limerick unFringed theatre festival

  • 01-02-2011 7:57pm
    #1
    senor incognito
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 86 ✭✭


    Did you attend any part of this?
    If so, what did you see?
    what did you think of it?
    How would you mark what you saw out of 5?


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  • #2
    faberlaser
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1 ✭faberlaser


    I went to see the show 'A Different Animal' by Wildebeest Theatre Company up in Cecil Street and was really impressed. Nice mix of humour & drama, with just two actresses on stage the whole time!

    Wanted to go to the bottom dog production of improv comedy but was sold out by the time i got around to get my tickets :( next year though!

    What did you go see?


  • #3
    senor incognito
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 86 ✭✭senor incognito


    But I didn't see:
    'Never mind the improv'
    'my life in dresses'
    'storybook',
    'absence and loss'
    'swimming with my mother',
    'the dance triple-bill'
    or 'seanfhear beag'
    so now I'm just curious about what I missed:

    I'm off to the 'Killer Kabaret' tomorrow (they extended their run).
    EDIT: There also seems to have been another show:
    7 Versions of a Song
    which wasn't mentioned in the programme...
    EDIT2:Choke Comedy, (who did the improv show) gig Limerick regular enough;- Ithink that this is their next shin-dig: comedy challenge in the racecourse


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