Saturday 23 March 2024 at 5.45pm – Castle Hall, Dublin Castle, Dublin 2
Marina Carr is a playwright who has written over thirty plays. Some of her recent work includes “Girl on an Altar”, “iGirl” and “Gilgamesh”. “Portia Coughlan” recently received a major revivals at The Almeida Theatre in London and Abbey Theatre in Dublin. She has received several prestigious awards for her work: The Wyndham Campbell Prize, The Susan Smith Blackburn Prize, and the E.M. Forster Prize from American Academy of Arts and Letters. She is an associate professor at Dublin City University and a member of Aosdána.
Interviewed by Martin Doyle
22-24 March 2024
Events in English, Irish and French. Simultaneous interpreting is provided in English and French.
Admission free for all events on a first come/first served basis. To avoid disappointment, we advise
people to come early.
No advance booking required, except for the reading performance on Friday evening.
Please note this programme subject to change.
throughout the Festival
Saturday 23 March
9.45am - 7pm
(Dublin Castle)
International Books pop-up shop
will feature books by writers
participating in the Festival and
other titles for all ages on the
theme of “Taste”
Saturday 23 March
11.30 pm – 12 pm
3pm – 3.30 pm
4.3 pm – 4.45pm
(Dublin Castle)
Sunday 24 March
1.15 pm – 1.45 pm
(Alliance Française Dublin)
Saturday 23 March
9.45am - 7pm
(Dublin Castle)
Exhibitors this year include
the Alliance Française French Library
the grocery store Le Goudalier
and Silk Road Café will be providing beverages & pastries in between events