White Labelers at the Dublin Fringe
White Label is here to help with a few biased recommendations. As a collective we're busy prepping our Dublin Theatre Fesitval event' (A)pollonia
https://www.dublintheatrefestival.com/Online/Apollonia
but several of the White Label gang are also involved in shows in the Tiger Dublin Fringe.
To Space is a multimedia immersive performance that buzzes with new technologies. What is our attraction to space travel? What are we chasing - or escaping from? Scientist and performer Dr. Niamh Shaw finds out. The show is directed by Ronan Phelan and produced by Joanna Crawley.
http://fringefest.com/programme/to-space
Producer Aisling Murray is busy as ever. While touring Boys & Girls to The Big Apple, she is also producing two shows in this year's Fringe.
Advocacy comes from the company that brought you the award-winning Death of a Tradesmen. It's a new play about disability, other people’s shoes, policy making, policy taking, participating and walking miles.
http://fringefest.com/programme/advocacy
Songs from a Carpark is a drive-in dance piece in a car park. An immersive show that blends dance, theatre, music and a local marching band into a unique theatrical experience watched from inside a car.
http://fringefest.com/programme/songs-from-a-car-park-drury-street
John Morton of the Devious Theatre parish is also double jobbing this year. The Devious gang are bringing their hit show Some Flood to Dublin. It's a play about the last man left in Ireland trying to survive after a very wet apocalypse.
http://fringefest.com/programme/some-flood.
The Centre of The Universe sees John turning director for one of this year's 'Show In Bag' offerings. The Show in a Bag strand has delivered its fair share of gems over the last few years and this show about a cult, starring John Doran looks particularly promising.
http://fringefest.com/programme/the-centre-of-the-universe
Enjoy!
