Back indoors this year, MindField plays host to another weird and wonderful programme of theatrical brilliance to bring you to another world.

Friday September 4th.

• 6pm - 6.20pm Shining Eyes Theatre Company present: Saguaro.
  
• 6.20pm - 7pm Mephisto Theatre Company present: The World’s Wife.
  
• 7pm - 8pm Wicked Angels present: Waiting for Ikea.
  
• 8pm - 9pm Exit Theatre present: The Dumb Waiter.

Saturday September 5th.

• 12pm - 12.50pm Waterdonkey Theatre present: To the Back of Beyond.
• 12.50pm - 2pm Fregoli Theatre present: Fantastic Mr. Fox.
  
• 12pm - 3.05pm Vendetta Theatre present: The Reduced Works of William Shakespeare.
• 3.05pm - 3.40pm City Theatre present: Whacker Murphy's Bad Buzz.
• 3.40pm - 4.40pm Jasango Theatre present: Bombshells.
• 4.40pm - 5.45pm Comedian Joe Rooney presents: Life Coach Batty Ryan Will Change Your Life!
  
• 5.45pm - 6pm Patrick Mc Garry presents: Moonshine Travellers.
• 6pm - 8pm Rail Theatre presents: Stags and Hens.
  
• 8pm – 9pm BCD presents: Dracula.
  

Sunday September 6th.

• 12pm - 12.30pm Luvius Theatre presents: Hitting the Ton.
• 12.30pm - 1.30pm Come as soon as you Hear Theatre present: Other People’s Stuff.
• 1.30pm - 2pm Assaulted Duck Theatre Company present: Business Lunch at the Russian Tea Room .
• 2pm - 3pm Poetry Ireland present: 100 More Like These.
• 3pm - 4pm Attic Studio Production in association with Focus Theatre present: The New York Monologues.
• 4pm - 4.30pm Geasa Theatre Company present: Sunday Costs Five Pesos.
  
• 4.30pm - 5.30pm Zupakat productions present: Seven Times Me.
  
• 5.30pm - 7pm Breakdown Rambler present: Witness by Moonlight.
• 7pm - 8pm Michael James Ford and Trevor Knight present: The Poe Show.

Highlights include:

The Poe Show: Michael James Ford and Trevor Knight open up the world of Edgar Allen Poe in an urgent, funny and delightfully surprising way. "...comic gold....vividly ghoulish lease of life given to Poe's words." Sunday Times

Waiting for IKEA (Wicked Angels) is the side-splitting story of friendship, family, community and sunbed obsessives. The critically acclaimed production premiered at the 2007 Dublin Fringe Festival where it was nominated for The Bewley's Café Theatre Award and The Fishamble New Writing.

Moonshine Travellers (Patrick McCarry) It's Ray Harknett's first night on the job as a roadie. Mentored by a veteran stagehand, Ray takes on the task of being an 'amp jockey' to help raise funds for his own band's promo EP, Neon Love.

Seven Times Me (Zupakat Productions UK) an autobiographical solo theatre show written and performed by Kat Francois. A hit at the Edinburgh Fringe festival 2007 and the Adelaide Fringe Festival 2008, the show brings to life her childhood upbringing in an impoverished, abusive but lively home and her struggles with a British establishment as a black woman.

Three Weeks (Zupakat Productions UK) combines storytelling, poetry and dance, to deliver a poignant representation of a woman's life.

Other Peoples Stuff (Independent Youth Theatre) Somewhere between Heaven, Hell, Brown Thomas and Primark, there is a shop. You are invited into the world of Other People's Stuff. Hosted by Gravity and Levity, this show contrasts the nature of our expanding universe with our increasing dependence on the greedy nature of consumerism.

Stags and Hens by Willy Russell (Rail Theatre Company)

Whacker Murphy's Bad Buzz (City Theatre) a one man comedy play from acclaimed writer Edwin Mullane and directed by Tom Hickey. "Mullane's writing is fluent and skilled, with overtones of Irvine Welsh." The Stage.

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