The Lir Microfestival, Dublin, 2012

About

The Dublin microfestival includes the Irish premiere of Action Hero's Watch Me Fall; Dan Canham's Dublin Fringe Festival 2012 award-winning performance 30 Cecil Street; Tim Etchells's new installation in response to the space at The Lir; the Irish premiere of Kieran Hurley's Hitch; and Deborah Pearson, the live artist and co-founder of Forest Fringe, in residence at The Lir with her latest work The Future Show.

Dates

Associated Artists

Forest Fringe is an organisation run collaboratively by three artists based in the UK. Together we create festivals, host residencies and occasionally commission new work as a way of helping support a large and diverse community of independent artists working across and between theatre, dance and live art.

We are perhaps most well known for the free venue we have run at the Edinburgh Festival for the last 10 years, providing space for new and experimental work within what is otherwise a very challenging commercial environment. Forest Fringe exists outside of any major cultural institution and without regular government subsidy as an attempt to provide artists with agency and community and to imagine new ways of existing together under capitalism.

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