Theatre review: Good Sex is chaotic, hilarious and profound

The actors in Emilie Pine's piece arrive on stage unrehearsed, and are directed via ear-pieces in a madcap framing 
Theatre review: Good Sex is chaotic, hilarious and profound

Cathal Ryan and Liv O'Donoghue in Good Sex by Dead Centre with Emilie Pine as part of Dublin Theatre Festival. Picture: Ste Murray

Tue, 04 Oct, 2022 - 22:15
Alan O’Riordan

Good Sex

Samuel Beckett Theatre (Dublin Theatre Festival)

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