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Dillie Keane

1952 -

Portsmouth-born Dillie Keane studied music at Trinity College Dublin, followed by a three-year acting course at LAMDA. In 1983, she founded Fascinating Aïda, with Marilyn Cutts and Lizzie Richardson. Keane also writes for radio. She worked on the BBC satirical series Stop the Week (1983-92) and as co-writer and presenter of Call Me When You're in Something, which won the Prix Monte Carlo. She has published two books: The Joy of Sequins: The Fascinating Aïda Songbook (1995), and Fascinating Who? (1985).

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Boat People	Dillie Keane

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Dear Ireland I

Updated 27 Oct 2022

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Carmel Winters, Enda Walsh, Iseult Golden, Sarah Hanly, John Connors, Shane O'Reilly, Nancy Harris, Owen McCafferty, Frank McGuinness, Feli Speaks, Gina Moxley, Abbie Spallen, Michael West, Shaun Dunne, Manchán Magan, Eva O'Connor, Edna O'Brien, Aoife Martyn, Arthur Riordan, Andrea Molino, John O'Donovan (2), Deirdre Kinahan, Zoe Ní Riordáin, Karen Cogan, Jimmy Murphy, Ursula Rani Sarma, Zhu Yi, Pom Boyd, Stacey Gregg, Thomas Kane Byrne, Sinéad Burke, Dermot Bolger, Carys D. Coburn, Meadhbh McHugh, Colm Keegan (2), Phillip McMahon, Darach Mac Con Iomaire, Sonya Kelly, Margaret Perry, Joseph O'Connor (1), Kit de Waal, Ciara Elizabeth Smyth, Keith James Walker, Mark O'Halloran, Una McKevitt, Blindboy Boatclub, Emmet Kirwan, Rosaleen McDonagh, David Ireland, Jody O'Neill
Company
Abbey Theatre/Amharclann na Mainistreach

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Dillie Keane

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