What is a butch lesbian? What do they look like? Why do they love Subarus so much?
Worry not, YD is here to answer all.

Watch her record her latest and greatest video essay, tracing the history of gender non-conformity and highlighting notable gender-benders of the past as she goes.

As part of 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.

As part of Dublin Fringe Festival

What do cult classics, family favourites and action-packed thrillers have in common? They all need a John Spillane makeover.
Dublin Fringe Festival award winner John Spillane is remaking his favourite films… and casting himself in the lead!

As part of Dublin Fringe Festival

The Horse of Jenin tells a universal story of resilience and imagination. This show combines storytelling, mask and stand-up comedy to explore the everyday life of a boy growing up in Jenin in Occupied Palestine, who, like every child in the world, just wants to play and have fun.

As part of Dublin Theatre Festival

Lola is a firefighter – in every part of her life. The city is on fire and Lola needs rest, but it’s almost Seán’s birthday and his friends are coming over. Let Me In is a new play by Esosa Ighodaro set in contemporary Ireland – where welcome is offered but belonging is negotiated daily. Told through warmth and humour, with a creeping sense of inevitability.

As part of Dublin Theatre Festival

After a breakup, a heartbroken musician returns to her native Dublin after 25 years away to reclaim her identity and passion for life. A humorous, deeply personal and moving story, with original songs woven throughout.

After sold-out performances earlier this year, Awkward Prods are bringing Diana BACK to Smock Alley Theatre due to exceptional demand, as the multi-award-winning, Edinburgh Fringe sell-out show takes the main stage.