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Glass Mask Theatre, Wednesday 3rd December - Saturday 6th December

Glass Mask are energised to invite you to our annual new play festival; PLAYGROUND. Join us for an evening of ten minute script readings by top Irish actors in our intimate and rambunctious Dawson Street home base. Food and wine accompany new scenes by Tony award winners alongside debut playwrights. Writers include Simon Stephens and Eva O'Connoe amongst many others. This year all box office will go to Dogs Trust. Support the new plays, support the dogs, support GMT. See you there!


Date:
Wednesday 3rd December - Saturday 6th December
Time:
7.00pm
Price:
€10
Address:
Glass Mask Theatre, Dawson Street, Dublin 2, Ireland

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