‘Yes’.
At The Pearse Centre Theatre, Dublin 2, as part of the International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival, starring, above from left: Denise Quinn, David Grant, Andrea Cleary and Andy Gallagher.
From May 9 to Mary 14, at 7.30pm, with a matinee on May 14 at 2.30pm.
Madeleine writes:
The majority said one simple word; for a minority that word meant everything. YES captures the excitement, drama and humour of the marriage equality campaign whilst also looking under the surface of what that vote meant.
YES follows four very different campaigners as they share their personal story. Peter, a veteran gay activist; Gina, a straight woman campaigning for her gay son; Laura, a lesbian in a committed relationship; and Josh, a gay student from the country not out to his family.
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Jeez lads, can ye not move on? This was about 4% of the population. Any chance all these do gooders could focus on others with needs? Shelter, food, mental health? or are you going to keep riding this horse forever? Get over it and stop being so selfish.
Considering the high incidence of mental health issues among the LGBT community, don’t you think a programme of positivism about LGBT acceptance would help those suffering, hmmmmm.
I’m more concerned with finding out when the the month of ‘Mary’ is, in fairness….. wouldn’t mind a month of Mary meself….. wahey! boom-boom! gerrrup! etc…..
Mental health is a universal problem. Travellers, teens, men all suffer from mental health issues in disproportionate ways. But they are not sideburns and pulled pork enough for the odious liberals on here. If you are pretending to care, you should pretend to care for everyone.
Fupp off Tony :)
Travellers are less than 1% of the Irish population. It would be too selfish to look at their mental health.
Tony’s got a purity test, a sincerity test, and nobody can pass because it’s Tony’s Test.
“stop being so selfish.”
… lol
You need not attend, Tony
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Nice of Steve Coogan, Maeve Higgins and Donal Skehan to show up for this….
Coogan in Tommy Saxondale mode too. Which is nice.
Oh, so the rumours are true?
*runs away having implied divilment* :-P
This is almost a year ago. Too soon, I think, for anyone with a decent ability to remember things that they were present at a short time ago to really be interested.
Nobody wants to see your wedding pictures for a decade after the day, either. Also, baby pictures. That’s what I’ve learned.
Not sure that there would be much of a potential audience for this; I campaigned for the ‘Yes’ campaign, and would not have the slightest interest in going to see a play about it.
Oh! Breda O Brien will insist on someone from the No campaign being on stage there.