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PRESS

Weaving the Cry Dublin 2010

Best Play: Weaving the Cry
Worthy of a standing ovation.

Weaving the Cry was utterly beautiful... an immediacy and integrity I saw nowhere else last year.
Irish Independent

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...Nervousystem make all the right noises...
- Irish Theatre Magazine
...Nervousystem...obvious dedication and ambition...
- Sunday Independent

...Weaving The Cry must be commended for its ambition …beautiful images throughout the piece...undeniable craft and skill…
- Le Cool


Weaving the Cry in Santander Spain May 2011
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Nervousystem's Workshop – Towards Artistic Autonomy – in Santander, Spain Nov 2010.
A collaboration as part of the international 3-year project Theatre for the XXI Century-Bridges of Voice

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The Myth and The Flesh in Valladolid, Spain.

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AVERSION

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Stunning performances by Regan O’ Brien and Marian Araujo. Mesmerizing music by Dennis Clohessy. 
- The Examiner

Aiden Condron’s adventurous company has taken the central core of obsession and comfort from the legend of obsessive and destructive love, to give us a movement performance of impressive despair and rage. Regan O’Brien and Marian Araujo perform with ravaging intensity under Condron’s direction  -  Sunday Independent
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Fire Face

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The daring new theatre company nervousystem...The bravery of this undertaking is arresting...Nervousystem has stepped purposefully onto a path of experimentation...always guided by an assured and compelling strangeness.
- The Irish Times
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Nervousystem enjoyed a quiet triumph with this elegant adaptation...a production to savour. What was most striking about this production was the clarity of its voice. This was ensemble playing to a very high standard. This was theatre simply conceived and rigourously realized; the result was compelling and enchanting. - Irish Theatre Magazine