Making A Show of Myself

Smock Alley Theatre, Wednesday 29th November - Saturday 2nd December

With a modern twist on the tradition of Irish storytelling, Mary Kate takes a journey through the most ridiculous, excruciating, heart- breaking, uplifting episodes of her life (so far). She explores how her lifelong fascination with story has shaped and sustained her and makes a case for how stories shape and sustain the human race.

An Irish raconteur shares the most ridiculous, embarrassing, hilarious and tragic episodes of her life, showing there's a story in every stumble – and a little magic in every story.


Date:
Wednesday 29th November - Saturday 2nd December
Time:
8.00pm (Matinee Sat 3pm)
Price:
€16 - €18
Address:
Smock Alley Theatre, 1662, Exchange Street Lower, Temple Bar, Dublin 8, Ireland

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