A duet by Asaf Ahronson and Ruairi Donovan 

 

From the confidential to the indecent, traveling from the erotic to the pornographic and back again to friendship.

Veiling and unveiling the potential of a complex intimacy between two lovers. Drawing on the work of theorist Michael Hardt, GHOSTS tries to understand “how love can be the central, constitutive mode and motor of politics.” 

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-09.09.2015 pre premiere at Hetveem, Amsterdam, Holland

- 13.09.2015 Premiere Within the frame of the Festival “Tiger Dublin Fringe” Dublin, Ireland.

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Funding and support - Culture Ireland, Ireland Park Foundation, Tiger Dublin Fringe, Cork city council arts office, Cork midsummer festival.

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"This is a piece of such intimacy, it needs to be experienced to be understood. One thing is assured, you will leave feeling loved."

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Eppie Claffey

http://www.meg.ie/tdf-2015-ghosts/

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"GHOSTS is playing at the Scotiabank Studio Theatre in the Pia Bouman School, and hours later I can’t stop thinking about it.  this was definitely one of the stranger shows I’ve seen. The performance wasn’t all serious though, and many of the bizarre moments brought the audience to laughter.

GHOSTS struck me as a rather beautiful expression of love and liberation"

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.https://www.mooneyontheatre.com/2016/08/07/ghosts-2016-summerworks-review/

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Pictures taken by: Nature- Tamir Lederberg

                                           Theater- Robbie Sweeny