TWEETS: Absolutely Everyone Is Raving About RIOT Dublin In Vicar St

RIOT, the Best Production at Dublin Fringe Festival is back, and people are going feckin wiiiiiiiiiild for it.

A "disorderly cocktail of wild theatre, gut-punching spoken word, banging jigs, slapstick comedy and eye-popping circus", RIOT is a kinda hybrid between theatre and a jammers dance floor, and sounds like the best fun you'll have on a night out this week.

RIOT is both a big fun party and politic, "a love letter of hope to the future", and a celebration of Ireland. 

Starring Queen of Ireland Panti and Emmet Kirwan, it opened in Vicar St last Thursday and ever since people have been RAVING about it on social media. 

Seriously, it's all we've heard the past few days.

Here's what the good folk over Eire have to say about the hottest theatrical event in town right now...

Nothing will make you feel 1,000 feet tall, or capable of changing the fucking world or like a literal damn diamond more than #RIOTDublin ????

— Daisy Onubogu (@Madame_Daisy) July 6, 2017

This is what pure magic looks like. If you want your heart to burst with happiness, #RIOTDublin is where you need to be ???? #swoon pic.twitter.com/ZAaiW4on8U

— Jen Darcy (@jendarcee) July 8, 2017

Wow. #RiotDublin was just extraordinary. It made me laugh, rage, weep, love, hope and roar...and made my heart feel fit to burst! pic.twitter.com/XMzcYOOjRo

— Colm O'Gorman (@Colmogorman) July 8, 2017

WOW #RIOTDublin was the best thing Iv ever seen! So creative!!

There's still tickets for the weekend - I 200% think you should go ???????? pic.twitter.com/fEF600bwpq

— CROSSY (@CrossyTweets) July 13, 2017

Get a ticket for #RIOTDublin by any means possible. It's mind shaking.

— M Holland (@MasterHolland) July 13, 2017

Jaysus. Feeling the #FOMO yet? 'Cos we sure are.

Tickets are still available for this weekend (but you'd wanna be snappy about getting some) and can be bought online here. Do yourself a favour and experience this show before it leaves town.

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