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Hailed as the theatrical event of our generation, winning more awards than any other play in history, this magnificent production has thrilled audiences across the world with its epic and wildly imaginative staging, raw emotion, evocative score, lashing rain and searing suspense.

In a Hampshire stable, a youth blinds six horses with a metal spike. Convicted of this appalling crime, seventeen-year-old Alan Strang is sent to a secure psychiatric hospital. Martin Dysart, the child psychiatrist assigned to him, begins to probe Alan’s past in an attempt to understand his motives. Initially the boy is silent and uncooperative, but as Dysart digs deeper, he begins to win Alan’s trust and the truth gradually emerges. Finally, as Alan struggles to be free of his demons, he must relive the events of that terrible night.

A fast, humorous journey through the complicated world of lust, love & passion. Taking a look at the everyday interactions of modern day relationships; its physical theatre with flirting, fighting, falling in and out of love and lots of fun.

Undoubtedly the hottest ticket in theatres across Ireland in 2011, Big Maggie is now back by popular demand to play the Gaiety for two weeks only after a sold out run last November.

A funny, touching and heart-breaking tale, The Goddess of Liberty is a story of family, friendship and survival among Irish immigrants in gold-rush Alaska. Frankie and May wait anxiously for May’s daughter T-Belle to return from her claim, but the gold seams are drying up, Frankie isn’t well and there are secrets and surprises around every corner.

Alice and Alice are coming out. Finally.

Two exceptional, opinionated women were spotted winking at each other in Crumlin Shopping Centre.

Now they’re in a show…reluctantly. Defying stereotype, they’re here to share with you something they’ve never dared to before.