Putting the city at the centre

IT WAS only a few short steps for Willie White, but a giant leap in terms of his working life.

Putting the city at the centre

When he swapped the Project Arts Centre for the Dublin Theatre Festival, he only had to move a few doors up the street in Temple Bar, but running a festival is a big change from running a year-round venue.

“It’s very different,” says White over coffee around the corner from festival HQ. “A 12-month venue is very iterative, but for a festival there’s an awful lot of preparation, then a very intense delivery period. You don’t have to do it all on your own, of course, you have a whole load of very experienced people who have done it all before, and whom you watch and admire.

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