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Hope Street - BBC One London
(Season 3 Episode 4 of 15): Shay survives a near miss with a maverick motorcyclist. Hope Street airs on BBC One London at 1:45 PM, Friday 5 April. Shay survives a near miss with a maverick motorcyclist
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Hope Street - BBC One London HD
(Season 3 Episode 4 of 15): Shay survives a near miss with a maverick motorcyclist. Hope Street airs on BBC One London HD at 1:45 PM, Friday 5 April. Shay survives a near miss with a maverick motorcyclist
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'She reminds me of Saoirse Ronan': young actor Sade Malone lights up opening night of Dublin International Film Festival – The Irish Times
Dublin International Film Festival: the star of the opening film, Sade Malone, spoke about moving to Dublin as a baby before getting back across the Irish Sea
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10 must-see movies at the 2024 Dublin International Film Festival | JOE is the voice of Irish people at home and abroad
The Dublin International Film Festival (DIFF) returns this month on 22 February, running until 2 March. Heres our recommendations on what to check out:
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Sive at the Gaiety Theatre: Savagery comes to the fore in production with shades of Martin McDonagh
I’ve seen many productions of Sive over the years. I thought it had yielded up all its secrets but director Andrew Flynn has put John B Keane’s play through a Martin McDonagh lens, pumping up all the conflict and making it feel fresh. This violent interpretation is not a stretch — Keane’s writing simmers with threat, and the ending is brutal, but Flynn, who has sharpened his teeth on several McDonagh plays, brings that savagery to the fore.
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Sive review: John B Keane's dark tale struggles to get past the flaw at its heart – The Irish Times
The Gaiety Theatre’s new production makes plain the limitations of a play that barely allows its title character an original thought
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The Guide: The events to see, the shows to book and the ones to catch before they end
January 27th-February 2nd: The best movies, music, art and more coming your way this week
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Dublin International Film Festival 2024: Marian Quinn's TWIG to open; Isabelle Huppert and Steve McQueen to be honoured – The Irish Times
Donald Clarke: Enticing domestic releases include new works by Pat Collins, Dermot Malone and Danny McCafferty
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'Having Sive be mixed race, for a modern audience, adds heat' — Sade Malone on her titular role in John B Keane's play
When the petite, English-Irish actress Sade (pronounced Shad-ay) Malone landed in Dublin Airport in early December to begin rehearsing and staging Sive — the internationally revered John B Keane play which opens at the end of the month at Dublin’s Gaiety Theatre — no sooner were her feet on the ground than she was placed on a coach for Kerry. When she arrived there, along with the rest of the production’s cast and crew, she was told there was to be a readthrough in the John B Keane pub ...
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