In Dublin, a city humming with possibility, Kat is starting over. Between lost friends, stray cigarettes, and a handsome busker, she finds herself caught between who she was and who she might become. Blending storytelling, music, and audience participation, this autobiographical piece captures the humour, heartbreak, and hope of beginning again. A funny, tender, and charming story about love, chance encounters, and the glow of something new.
“A hilarious, heartwarming and poignant one-woman show about finding yourself in unlikely places, steeped in the wit and energy of Dublin. Brilliant!” -James, Hastings Writers Workshop.
Helen Black is a storyteller, teacher, and theatre maker. She has performed her writing at events including The Moth, Shambala Festival, and Seanoiche, and hosts Story Club at Hastings Writers Workshop. ‘A Dublin Story’ will be performed at the Brighton Fringe in May.
At The Stables Theatre, Helen has appeared in Home I’m Darling and First Bus to Ballinabeg, and directed Every Brilliant Thing in 2023. A Dublin Story first appeared in The Stables last year with Hastings Theatre Project and a version of the piece was performed at the theatre in December.
Approximate run time (no interval) – 60 minutes.
