Dead Poets Live

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Gate Theatre, Thursday 30th January - Saturday 1st February

Dead Poets Live returns to the Gate following its sold out debut in April 2023. For these 2025 events, JUSTINE MITCHELL will be Emily Dickenson on 30th January, OLWEN FOUÉRÉ and PETER MCDONALD lead the cast in a retelling of ‘Three Ages of Yeats’ on 31st January, and ÉANNA HARDWICKE will read Louis MacNeice’s Autumn Journal on 1st February.


Date:
Thursday 30th January - Saturday 1st February
Time:
7.30pm
Price:
From €31
Address:
Gate Theatre, Rotunda, Dublin, Ireland

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