Interdisciplinary
Music
Spoken Word
Theatre

GRETEL

TAN & JWY
A close-up of a person’s face partly framed inside a small box, lit with pink and blue light in a dark space.

PRESENTED BY DUBLIN FRINGE FESTIVAL

Hansel and Gretel, reimagined for the concrete jungle.

Homes don’t hold. Rules don’t always stick. A sofa appears. A bag must be carried. Two young people navigate a city where survival is learned and protection isn’t guaranteed. Bass travels, the story shifts, and the audience begins to question what they believe in.

With a live DJ on stage, this solo spoken word performance blends rhythmic language with bass, silence and sound to create a live experience where the story is felt as much as it is heard.  

Supported by Dublin Fringe Festival’s Break New Ground Initiative, Big Ambitions: a Dublin Fringe Festival & Fishamble: The New Play Company partnership, & Exeter Northcott Theatre. Developed at Dublin Fringe Festival Studios. 

Image Credit: Tara Devi

Information

PLEASE NOTE: contains reference to addiction. This event features smoke machines, strobe lighting and excessive loud noise/music.
Home Ground: This show is part of Dublin Fringe Festival’s Home Ground community takeover performances initiative, facilitating artists to co-create safe, celebratory audience spaces for the communities their work represents. 

PERFORMANCES: 
16 Sep, 18:45 (preview)
17–18 Sep, 21:15
19 Sep, 13:30 & 21:15

Home Ground Performance: 18 Sep, 21:15
For Black and global majority audiences.

Prices: €18 (full), €16 (conc.), €14 (preview)

Venue

Dublin Municipal Theatre at Smock Alley - The Black Box

Duration

90mins