 When an elderly gentleman goes on a first date, he learns that, whilst memories are sometimes forgotten, love never is. |  A poignant vignette of perseverance through grief and accepting that moving on, is not a betrayal. |  Out of nearly 400 submissions, this was one of just 20 letters chosen to be performed on the Abbey’s stage, breaking the theatre’s longest silence in its history. |  It's Halloween, it's also Aisling's birthday and she’s convinced her bestfriends to do a Séance with her. Josh, Paul, Carl and Ian all have differing opinions on this, but they show up nonetheless - for Aisling. The last thing anyone expected was for it to work. |
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 Steph and Beth have been best friends for over a decade. But when Beth starts to change without prior notice of 7-10 business days, Steph’s anxiety skyrockets. |  Rebecca co-wrote West-End star Christina Modestou’s hit cabaret which wowed audiences and critics alike throughout its run in 2020. |  A winner at the Dun Laoghaire Local Voices Short Story competition. The brief was that all stories had to be set during the first Lockdown in Ireland. |  ‘Malory Towers’ meets Jane Austen for the ‘Normal People’ generation. Set in 2006 Ireland, Gwen Campbell is a highly intelligent, final-year, legacy student at Augustine’s Boarding School for Boys and Girls who is asked to show the new scholarship student, Jimmy Chen, around. Their final school-year promises excitement, arguments, a school prank for the ages, a holiday abroad and a boundary pushing relationship that neither of them saw coming. |
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