Dublin Theatre Festival reviews: The Great Hunger, and To Be A Machine

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Dublin Theatre Festival reviews: The Great Hunger, and To Be A Machine

Peter Coonan and Niwel Tsumbu in The Great Hunger, at IMMA for Dublin Theatre Festival. Picture: Ros Kavanagh

Wed, 07 Oct, 2020 - 07:10
Alan O’Riordan

The Great Hunger

IMMA 

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