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A provocative piece of with this inbetweeness.â€? 8pm â‚ŹTBC, 8pm 9pm â‚ŹTBC, 8pm Free, 9pm and (honestly) much room and (honestly) much Have you worked with Brian Friel’s plays in the past? “I that a lot of the time when ed with Brian Friel’s plays in the past? “I find that a lot of the time when I go into a in 2008, it has played to sold out audiences in Edin 2008, it has played to sold out audiences in EdHas the new experience Dublin had ay Has the new experience Dublin had a significant difficult to cast. “This play has a really big elderly If you’re willing to off road with your was a huge hit in Japan. It is quite a deceptive If you’re willing to go off road with your was a huge hit in Japan. It is quite a deceptive film as it There seems to be a strong sense of fragility infilm work, Sodome, My Love, translated into English by It was in Paris almost a year ago when FouĂŠrĂŠ first almost a year ago when FouĂŠrĂŠ first Paulo Braganca. 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The light at the end Weekliy acoustic showcase theatre I don’t recognise the characters on stage. Weekliy acoustic showcase n’t recognise the characters on stage. more. Upstairs. riel play was in 1966, as a kid in inburgh, London and New York, snaring its scribe effect on what you’re producing? fanbase, because the Kay role is so much fun, and to ou’re producing? fanbase, because the Kay role is so much fun, and to city centre strolling, take a lookey-loo in this month, appears to be aimed at a younger audience but we can a younger audience but we can work, particularly concerning the ur work, particularly concerning the grammar of urban udÊ’s script. Printed on some et them in my everyday With *(36)7 48.(- !944368 +631 =, 6*7.)*28 6&8'3= &'* !8*&0*6 =, *(36)7 48.(- !944368 +631 =, 6*7.)*28 6&8'3= &'* !8*&0*6 =, Chris Sami â– kid â– life. Sami Moukaddem â– Brown worst brakes outside adoes Upstairs. The lighttoatbethe end at a younger Weekliygrammar acousticof sho Upstairs. 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