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  1. Moment: First part very strong; sort of drifted from me after the interval. Great set & some good acting but some of the drama misplaced 12:53 PM Nov 24th from web
  2. Knive in Hens: Well worth catching it if you can. Loved the set & lighting the pews, performances & the play. Like a journey back in time. 12:52 PM Nov 24th from web
  3. the 19th century world but found I was not involved emotionally with the story. Some great imagination at play in the writing though. 8:14 AM Nov 17th from web
  4. Performances were very good & the design was very appealing. I was however expecting something more substantial. I loved the evocation of 8:13 AM Nov 17th from web
  5. Johhny Patterson: The Singing Irish Clown. I went in high expectation based on the reviews and was a tad disappointed. Lots to admire. 8:11 AM Nov 17th from web
  6. Sorry I missed recent Dublin runs of the Poe Show, Setanta Murphy and Someone to Watch Over Me 10:21 AM Nov 4th from web
  7. Contemplating Tales of Ballycumber on Friday night. Also looking foward to catching some of the upcoming shows at Project and elsewhere 10:21 AM Nov 4th from web
  8. ... the song used in the play, "Wondrous Place" by Billy Fury. You can listen to it here: http://bit.ly/22wGJd 10:19 AM Nov 4th from web
  9. New Electric Ballroom: I was expecting much more given the hype about this show for last 2 years or so. Some good performances and loved 10:15 AM Nov 4th from web
  10. ... for some time. I found the story line less compelling however. I found it hard to care about the characters except the baby. 9:15 AM Nov 3rd from web
  11. Blue Dragon: As I said before this was visually wonderful & indeed it is the most impressive piece of theatre I've seen in terms of design 9:14 AM Nov 3rd from web
  12. That show had more novelty value & I think glamour as well. This one was good without being great. Letter reading device only partly worked 3:20 PM Oct 29th from web
  13. A Woman in Progress: Panti was hungover for her last perf. in DTF which didn't help matters. I enjoyed All Dolled Up back in the 07 Fringe 3:16 PM Oct 29th from web
  14. Been busy & therefore quiet also. I got engaged in Berlin at the weekend & am due to become a dad next April but back to the real drama ... 3:14 PM Oct 29th from web
  15. Birds: C Hinds OTT for fever & dream scenes early on. But as I said I really enjoyed it. 4/5 7:18 AM Oct 14th from web
  16. Birds: I enjoyed this greatly partly because I had heard poor word of mouth. Very atmospheric. D Gough was superb; S Cusack less convincing. 7:17 AM Oct 14th from web
  17. Irish would, but there was a subtle Cork slant to the jokes. Hospital toe-twiddling scene very moving. A little long for me but still 4/5 7:14 AM Oct 14th from web
  18. Freefall: Possibly best acting I saw in DTF. Loved the Cork-angled humour. I went to same school as L Lovett so I got the jokes as anyone 7:12 AM Oct 14th from web
  19. For acting & storyline Freefall, & finally for something a bit different, A Woman in Progress. Good stuff all round #dubtheatrefest 4:48 AM Oct 12th from TweetChat
  20. Saw 4 shows at weekend each with their own strenghts. For atmosphere the Birds & for sound & visual design the Blue Dragon #dubtheatrefest 4:46 AM Oct 12th from TweetChat