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it's a shame this production only played the Kennedy Center for two performances, but for the lucky theatergoers that had a chance to see it, it is certainly a memorable one.

The 55th Dublin Theatre Festival will stage 27 world-class productions across 21 different venues in Dublin city and suburbs this September and October. As always the range of work will be eclectic, bold and diverse, offering spectacular, large-scale presentations, intimate performances and theatrical firsts to appeal to both seasoned theatre-goers and first-time audiences alike.

Roxanna is only interested in herself, boys and Barcardi Breezers. Her sister Paula lives for others - her kids, her friends, and Roxanna - her family.

Roxanna is only interested in herself, boys and Barcardi Breezers. Her sister Paula lives for others - her kids, her friends, and Roxanna - her family.

Roxanna is only interested in herself, boys and Barcardi Breezers. Her sister Paula lives for others - her kids, her friends, and Roxanna - her family.

Roxanna is only interested in herself, boys and Barcardi Breezers. Her sister Paula lives for others - her kids, her friends, and Roxanna - her family.

Drogheda Arts Festival, running over the May bank holiday weekend (29th April - 2nd May), is the first major Festival of the summer season.

Drogheda Arts Festival, running over the May bank holiday weekend (29th April - 2nd May), is the first major Festival of the summer season.

Roxanna is only interested in herself, boys and Barcardi Breezers. Her sister Paula lives for others - her kids, her friends, and Roxanna - her family.

Drogheda Arts Festival, running over the May bank holiday weekend (29th April - 2nd May), is the first major Festival of the summer season.

The Abbey Theatre's 2011 programme for the Abbey and Peacock stages announces rousing new work alongside Irish masterpieces. Productions by some of the giants of Irish theatre including Brian Friel and George Bernard Shaw will be showcased together with new voices in Irish theatre like Nancy Harris and Stacey Gregg. The Abbey Theatre continues its ambition to engage and collaborate with the finest theatre artists in Ireland as well as internationally.