Theatre review: William Blake, Sam Amidon and Brennan's bread in the mix for Nobodaddy 

There's an awful lot going on in Nobodaddy, the latest piece from Kerry-based Teac Damsa, currently on at Dublin Theatre Festival 
Theatre review: William Blake, Sam Amidon and Brennan's bread in the mix for Nobodaddy 

Rachel Poirier in Nobodaddy, at Dublin Theatre Festival. Picture: Emilija Jefremova

Nobodaddy, O’Reilly Theatre, Dublin Theatre Festival, ★★★★☆

 There are so many allusions and literary references in Michael Keegan-Dolan’s new collaborative creation with his Kerry-based Teac Damsa company that it’s quite striking to reflect that the overall effect is not very literal at all. Instead, it's suggestive and expansive – paradoxically both loose and embracing.

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