LIBYA!
What does it mean to have your heart broken open? Farah Elle invites you into a world scented with jasmine and laced with truth, an intimate performance filled with the warmth of being welcomed home, asking what we bring with us and what we leave behind.
This sensory music and storytelling experience weaves family history, cultural duality, and radical love. Join Farah in celebrating community, healing and restoration, in being bold enough to choose to live with joy and love at the centre.
Supported by Dublin Fringe Festival.
IMAGE: ANPM Studios
Information
This show is part of Dublin Fringe Festival’s Pay What You Can Pilot, offering accessible pricing on all performances from 7pm on Wednesday 17th September. The performance at 19:50 on the the 17th September is part of this initiative.
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. The performance on the 18th September at 19:50 is primarily for members of the Black & global majority & Queer/LGBTQIA+ communities (although no-one is excluded from attending).
Please note, contains reference to mental health, depression, and depictions of violence. Cardamom coffee and baklava will be offered upon arrival, please note the baklava contains nuts and is suitable for vegans.
Venue is wheelchair accessible, please contact our box office at the time of booking.
Performances
16 Sept, 18:00 (preview)
17 Sept, 13:00 (preview)
17 - 20 Sept, 19:50
18 Sept, 13:00
Prices €15 (full), €13 (conc.), €11 (preview)
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