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What’s your favourite TV show?
For one autistic Donegal teen, it’s Skivvies, a teen drama about to enter its fifth season about his favourite character, Nick Braxton. After moving to Belfast to pursue his own coming of age story, he gets caught up in the messy and debauched hedonism of Gen Z queers. As his gender and sexuality waver, the TV glows brighter than the city lights and the lines between fiction and reality start to blur…
This is a work-in-progress performance of a new monologue play by Isaac Quinn presented as a part of Letterkenny Pride Festival.
Applause is encouraged.
Special Info:
Limited capacity. Seating is unreserved. CONTENT WARNING: This play contains depictions of mental illness, ableism, alcohol and drug use, explicit sexual references, and strong language.
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For one autistic Donegal teen, it’s Skivvies, a teen drama about to enter its fifth season about his favourite character, Nick Braxton. After moving to Belfast to pursue his own coming of age story, he gets caught up in the messy and debauched hedonism of Gen Z queers. As his gender and sexuality waver, the TV glows brighter than the city lights and the lines between fiction and reality start to blur…
This is a work-in-progress performance of a new monologue play by Isaac Quinn presented as a part of Letterkenny Pride Festival.
Applause is encouraged.
Special Info:
Limited capacity. Seating is unreserved. CONTENT WARNING: This play contains depictions of mental illness, ableism, alcohol and drug use, explicit sexual references, and strong language.
Get Tickets
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