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Mirandolina review: Marina Carr updates 18th-century comedy as feminist tragedy with keen moral purpose

The Irish Times 31 Aug

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Mirandolina review: Marina Carr updates 18th-century comedy as feminist tragedy with keen moral purpose — Sources: The Irish Times

Theatre: This take on La Locandiera, set mainly in a Dublin Italian restaurant, emphasises the universality of its central themes of misogyny and intimate violence

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