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• 18
  JUL
  2017

  GALWAY ADVERTISER | FEATURE

  Crestfall - women on the edge. Druid to stage Mark O'Rowe's acclaimed play for Galway International Arts Festival 2017
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• 18
  JUL
  2017

  THE GUARDIAN | FEATURE

  Leading playwrights create Brexit dramas for the Guardian. Your Ma's a Hard Brexit. Written by Stacey Gregg and starring Bronagh Gallagher
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• 18
  JUL
  2017

  THE JOURNAL | NEWS

  'We want gender parity': Aspiring female filmmakers to benefit from up to €400k in new funding
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• 18
  JUL
  2017

  THE GUARDIAN | BLOG

  From Fleabag to Flying Lovers: 15 surefire Edinburgh festival shows. (...) Stacey Gregg delivers a scorching study of gender fraud ...
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• 18
  JUL
  2017

  IRISH TIMES | BLOG

  Garry Hynes: Human condition is based on people and place. When we lose our communities we lose, at a fundamental level, the sense of who we are
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• 17
  JUL
  2017

  IRELAND.IE | NEWS

  Galway International Arts Festival turns 40
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• 17
  JUL
  2017

  IRISH INDEPENDENT | REVIEW

  Tragic, immortal: Jay Gatsby kicks ass. Forget your troubles and plunge into another era this summer, recommends Emer O'Kelly
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• 17
  JUL
  2017

  NEWSTALK: THE GREEN ROOM | PODCAST

  One of the funniest plays about suicidal depression. Playwright Duncan Macmillan talks about Every Brilliant Thing, currently playing in The Everyman
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• 16
  JUL
  2017

  THE BUSINESS POST | REVIEW

  It’s a good Gatsby, not a great Gatsby. While the poetic and doom-laden dialogue is largely faithful to Fitzgerald, many of his story’s subtleties ...
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• 16
  JUL
  2017

  THE BUSINESS POST | FEATURE

  Stages of progress: three leading lights of Irish theatre. (...) Nadine O’Regan speaks to Selina Cartmell, Graham McLaren and Garry Hynes ...
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• 16
  JUL
  2017

  IRISH TIMES | NEWS

  Galway arts festival marks 40th opening, while Fringe celebrates sixth year. Syrian conflict and mother and baby homes among political themes...
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• 16
  JUL
  2017

  THE BUSINESS POST | NEWS

  Galway Arts Festival to bring €23.5m to local economy
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