Who They Are: In their own words, Malaprop Theatre are a “Dublin-based collective of emerging theatre-makers”. A closer look at their body of work shows their areas of interest are as contemporary as the artists themselves. The repertoire of plays are imaginative explorations of human potential and desire, and how the two are interwoven. Malaprop’s shows take simple events from modern human existence to which they bring delightfully creative twists, delving into everything from internet dating to robots.

Why We <3 Them: At their Dublin Fringe Festival debut in 2015, Malaprop stole the show and won the “Spirit of Fringe” award for their show Love+. A story of love, humanity, and robots, Love+ also secured Malaprop a position as an “Irish Times Cultural Highlight” in 2015. With such an exciting portfolio, we can’t wait to see what trails they’ll blaze next.

What’s Up Next:  Malaprop is taking to the stage in the 2017 Dublin Fringe Festival with their original play Everything Not Saved. It’s billed as a “show about memory (but not nostalgia).” It’s the story of rewritten and remembered histories, and how the present can unavoidably influence the past. During a week of performances in the Project Arts Centre, Malaprop’s enticing show will explore memory and misinformation, and is for anyone who finds themselves pondering over wild “what if” scenarios in the shower.