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Thursday January 01 1970

Lost Souls Revisit the Library Bar

category dublin | arts and media | event notice author Friday October 23, 2009 20:09author by The Oh-Aissieux - Narrative Arts Clubauthor phone 086 060 3818 Report this post to the editors

Tales of the dead and the undead

Lost Souls Revisit the Library Bar
With The Oh-Aissieux and Adam Wilson
Library Bar Extension, Central Hotel, Exchequer Street, Dublin 2.
29 October, 8 to 10.30pm. Show starts 8pm sharp. Doors 7.30.

Following the warm welcome with which the Lost Souls were received at the Funky Seomra on Saturday 17th, we are delighted and excited to have another chance to offer you our set of unsettling stories about the dead and the undead.

This show may include some or all of the following stories:
Land of the Dead:
Siberian tale about a hunter who finds himself visiting the dead before his time.
Nobody Here:
What strange spirits emerge from behind the fire when the witching hour is upon us?
Ebola Ball:
Adam Wilson's eerie tale about an old college friend who was invited to a bizarre masked ball hosted by an ostentatious businessman in the Nigerian jungle.
Mr Walker's Liver:
A gormless grave-robber gets his comeuppance when his victim comes by.
Nalikateq:
Inuit tale about a hunter who breaks taboo and incurs the wrath of a mysterious stranger.
Wolf Lady:
A former Norwegian navy officer discovers a wolf lady in the mountains of the north and takes her by force to be his wife.
Rats:
Adam Wilson's tale about a house he shared with an obnoxious flatmate and a phantom army of rats.
Miss Crozier:
The Oh-Aissieux's original tale of an evil-minded bigot who makes life miserable for a junior hospital doctor, even after her death.

Admission: EUR 6 / EUR 2

How to find it:
Start at the big T-junction on Dame Street. Walk up South Great George's Street. The second street on the left is Exchequer Street. Walk through the foyer of Central Hotel and up one flight of stairs. Turn left and follow the signs for the Narrative Arts Club.

Book by text to 086 060 3818.

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