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Article: Killer who drives the girls wild

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October 17, 2001
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Playboy of the Western World, Arches THEATRE

YOU can see why J M Synge's play caused riots when first performed - all those women getting their knickers in a twist over a man who claims to have killed his father.

The Arches Theatre Company celebrate their 10th anniversary with the kind of drama which won them great acclaim in the early days, with this classic.

On the wild coast of Mayo, ...

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