Reboot Live

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Online / Offline, Tuesday 25th August - Tuesday 15th September

Reboot Live: 50 Artists, 18 writers, 18 New Irish plays – A return to live theatre from August 25th

Theatre is a live event. How do we preserve the live social experience under pandemic conditions and create in the same place at the same time? Reboot Live presents 18 brand new Irish plays, especially written for the event, over three weeks, involving 50 writers, directors and actors. Each play is 25 minutes long and features a cast of two socially distanced performers telling a human story in front of an audience of 10, with each play streamed live. A new festival marking the return to Irish theatre, over three weeks – live in person and online.


Date:
Tuesday 25th August - Tuesday 15th September
Time:
TBC
Price:
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