A mother and her son at a crossroads - what do we do when those closest to us become violent strangers? In the timely audio play Pretty Proud Boy, a young Irish Traveller navigates the world of COVID-19 conspiracy theories and the rhetoric of the far-right. His mother becomes increasingly…
A mother and her son at a crossroads - what do we do when those closest to us become violent strangers? In the timely audio play Pretty Proud Boy, a young Irish Traveller navigates the world of COVID-19 conspiracy theories and the rhetoric of the far-right. His mother becomes increasingly…
A mother and her son at a crossroads - what do we do when those closest to us become violent strangers? In the timely audio play Pretty Proud Boy, a young Irish Traveller navigates the world of COVID-19 conspiracy theories and the rhetoric of the far-right. His mother becomes increasingly…
A mother and her son at a crossroads - what do we do when those closest to us become violent strangers? In the timely audio play Pretty Proud Boy, a young Irish Traveller navigates the world of COVID-19 conspiracy theories and the rhetoric of the far-right. His mother becomes increasingly…
Join Corrib Theatre in celebrating the release of the second of their three new audio plays: Whose Child Am I Anyway? by Bisi Adigun, directed by Bobby Bermea! Though Nigerian Biyi has been living in Ireland for years, he struggles to be accepted in the "land of a thousand welcomes."…
A mother and her son at a crossroads - what do we do when those closest to us become violent strangers? In the timely audio play Pretty Proud Boy, a young Irish Traveller navigates the world of COVID-19 conspiracy theories and the rhetoric of the far-right. His mother becomes increasingly…
A mother and her son at a crossroads - what do we do when those closest to us become violent strangers? In the timely audio play Pretty Proud Boy, a young Irish Traveller navigates the world of COVID-19 conspiracy theories and the rhetoric of the far-right. His mother becomes increasingly…
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