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EPISODE · Feb 18, 2026 · 36 MIN

On The Fringe, Déise Abu, Lunatraktors & Natasha Everett.

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Déise Abu, Youth Music and Dance Weekend is a brand new cultural initiative for young adults and their families, taking place 21st and 22nd February in Dungarvan. Co founder Manus McGuire tells  Gemma what the people of Waterford can expectStradbally based Lunatraktors, bring their genre-bending, trans-disciplinary work to Smock Alley February 28th. Carli and Clair told Gemma all about the show, made with somatic sound and Natasha Everett brings her one woman show to Time Passes to Garter Lane March 6th and 7th. Jennifer lives with her Mother. Jennifer stopped going to therapy. And if that wasn't enough, Jennifer daydreams of being a lawnmower. Natasha chats about writing and acting the play under the direction of Deirdre DwyerSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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