Review: OUTSIDE MULLINGAR at Corrib Theatre
There's a particular kind of melancholy that settles over you like a damp wool coat: heavy, familiar, not entirely unpleasant, often surprisingly funny.
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Not knowing who you are can hollow you out, leaving a space that can too easily get filled with all sorts of dangerous things.
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