Fringe play puts relationships centre stage
ARE singletons happy to be without a significant other, or are they desperately looking for a partner? These are just some of the questions explored in ‘Singlehood,’ a documentary-style theatre show that opens at Dublin’s Project Arts Centre on Sept 17-22 as part of the Dublin Fringe Festival. This provocative show, exploring the single life, is directed by Una McKevitt in collaboration with TV writer, David Coffey (Dan & Becs, Fade Street).
Described as “a brutally honest yet heart-warming show about the roller coaster ride of singlehood,” McKevitt has interviewed 50 singletons whose experiences will be related by ten performers, five men and five women. The performers also talk about their own relationship status in the show.
