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Andrew Scott in Sea Wall at Project Arts Centre

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  • 13-02-2015 6:26pm
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    miamee
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    Things for Alex are good. He loves his wife, his daughter, his city, his job. But sometimes the force of life can crash against you. Sometimes everything you thought you could always depend on can be taken away.

    Sea Wall is award-winning playwright Simon Stephens’ new play. His previous plays include Pornography (Traverse Theatre, 2008), Port (Pearson Award for Best Play), Christmas, On the Shore of the Wide World (Olivier Award for Best New Play), Motortown, and Harper Regan.
    From here.

    Just wondering if anyone saw this at the Dublin Theatre Festival last year? I completely missed it but it is coming back to Project Arts Centre soon and I think I might go for a look. Not too cheap at €15 for a 35 minute play but all prices seems to be creeping up these days! Anyway, the reviews seem to be good, just wondering if anyone in here had seen it :)


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    naasrd
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    miamee wrote: »
    From here.

    Just wondering if anyone saw this at the Dublin Theatre Festival last year? I completely missed it but it is coming back to Project Arts Centre soon and I think I might go for a look. Not too cheap at €15 for a 35 minute play but all prices seems to be creeping up these days! Anyway, the reviews seem to be good, just wondering if anyone in here had seen it :)

    Save your money, Scott is worse on stage than he is in Sherlock.


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    Irish Aris
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    miamee wrote: »
    From here.

    Just wondering if anyone saw this at the Dublin Theatre Festival last year? I completely missed it but it is coming back to Project Arts Centre soon and I think I might go for a look. Not too cheap at €15 for a 35 minute play but all prices seems to be creeping up these days! Anyway, the reviews seem to be good, just wondering if anyone in here had seen it :)

    I haven't seen it and wanted to go this time, but it looks like it sold out very quickly. No tickets available at the moment at the Project Arts Centre website, not sure if they would release any, its a small theatre.


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    miamee
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    Yeah, it was just pointed out to me earleir that it is sold out. You might get a cancellation some night if you were willing to hang around at show time though.


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    lukegriffen
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    i just checked, sat. tickets still available, you need to buy from this link..(not from project)

    https://www.dublintheatrefestival.com/Online/Sea_Wall


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    Irish Aris
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    lukegriffen wrote: »
    i just checked, sat. tickets still available, you need to buy from this link..(not from project)

    https://www.dublintheatrefestival.com/Online/Sea_Wall

    Cheers!
    I think I just missed them!!! :(


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    lukegriffen
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    You can buy the film for €6.
    http://www.seawallandrewscott.com/buy-sea-wall-film-starring-andrew-scott/

    btw, the Rough Magic show Everything between us, also on at the project is really great, well worth seeing before it closes on Sat.


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