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Best plays of the 2020s so far
2024: the best theatre of the year
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Beards: A queer cover-up with serious ambition
Guest Host Stranger Ghost: Absurdist comedy for renters in limbo
Grania: Lady Gregory’s bad-girl drama
Nobodaddy: A dance draining movement of meaning
Industry anger becomes art at Dublin Fringe
Chicken: An off-the-wall play goes surprising places
Somnium: Song of retribution gets lost in transmission
Reunion: A magnificent family mystery that lingers in the mind
The rumblings underneath a year celebrating women
The Sugar Wife: A sabotaged marriage meets an uneasy racism satire
Winter Journey: An eclectic Schubert walkabout through a Cork neighbourhood
Grace: A ghost story that’s touchingly believable
Impasse: A dance running nowhere and getting somewhere
Cellule: What is this krump dance going to battle for?
Jilly Morgan’s Birthday Party: The sad lives of the obsessed
I’ve Always Liked the Name Marcus: A soul-search brimming with attitude
Suzy Storck: Finding compassion for an overwhelmed mother
Palimpsest: A century spent physically apart
Salome: Saved by one commanding performance
Audrey or Sorrow: Marina Carr’s play is kind of a mess
Possession: Teresa Deevy’s Táin story brought to life
The President: Hugo Weaving gives an obvious turn but the play has other surprises
Krapp’s Last Tape: Superb Stephen Rea in a brutally funny play