EACH SEPTEMBER, THE Dublin Fringe Festival brings a fortnight of fantastic theatric events primed for culture vultures.
As always, Fringe supports both emerging talent as well as shows by established names and theatre companies.
The festival kicks off on September 8th, but you can expect many of the more buzz-worthy shows to sell out early on, so here’s what to pick up tickets for ahead of time…
Source: Trial of the Centurys FacebookSource: Trial of the Centurys FacebookWhen: September 18 until 22, 9pm
Where: Project Arts Centre, 39 Essex Street East, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
Twin brothers Trevor and Elliot, affectionately known as 'Trelliot', are pop stars that find themselves in a spot of legal bother when issues arise with their band merch, resulting in a trip to court.
Written by Giles Brody of RTÉ's Irish Pictorial Weekly and musician Bobby Aherne, the show stars Tony Cantwell and Kevin McGahern.
Tickets for Trial of the Centurys can be purchased here.
Source: Tiny Dancer FacebookSource: Tiny Dancer FacebookWhen: Sunday September 23, 11am
Where: The Complex, 15 Little Green Street, Smithfield, Dublin 7
Donal Dineen - a DJ, broadcaster and journalist - leads Tiny Dancer, a special event aimed at children under the age of eight. Dance with abandon to a wide variety of genres from all eras. The hour long dance session is the perfect way to boost energy levels for the rest of the day.
Tickets for Tiny Dancer are available here.
Source: Everything Can Be Dismantled FacebookSource: Everything Can Be Dismantled FacebookWhen: September 12 until 16, show starts at 6:15pm
Where: The Lir Academy, 2 Pearse Street, Dublin 2
Everything Can Be Dismantled by Joan Somers Donnelly and Donncha MacCóil explores the recent takeover of cranes and scaffolding scattered throughout Dublin City Centre.
Tickets for Everything Can Be Dismantled are available to purchase here.
Source: Martin Sharry FacebookSource: Martin Sharry FacebookWhen: Performances on September 13, 14, 19, 20 and 21, show begins at 1pm
Where: Project Arts Centre, 39 Essex Street East, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
Taking a different approach to theatre, writer Martin Sharry explores the calming effects of exercise. The piece will be accompanied by music from Rachel Ní Chuin and a video projection by Francis Matthews.
Tickets for Running + Walking in the Phoenix Park can be purchased here.
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