Safe Harbour review: Ballyturk meets Black Mirror as Volcano erupts into a  feast for the senses 

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Safe Harbour review: Ballyturk meets Black Mirror as Volcano erupts into a  feast for the senses 

Luke Murphy and Will Thompson in Volcano. Picture: Emilija Jefemova

Sun, 10 Sep, 2023 - 15:55
Marjorie Brennan

Volcano — Luke Murphy/Attic Projects, Granary Theatre, Cork  

★★★★★

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