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The Other Side of the Shore (Online Viewing)

  • September 16 - 23, 2026
  • Online

    Dallas, Texas
Description

The Other Side of the Shore (Online Performance)

A new play by Tilda Grace

The recorded performance will be available to view online from Wednesday September 16 at 12:01am through Wednesday September 23 at 11:59pm.

The video will be emailed to all digital ticketbuyers on September 15, and you can watch any time within that window at your convenience.

If you buy a digital ticket after September 16, the link will be in your receipt email from Simpletix that should come through within a few minutes of checking out (ignore the QR Code – it will be a clickable link!).

From there, you can watch at your convenience any time through September 23rd at midnight!

About the Show

The Other Side of the Shore is a reimagining of a classic Celtic folktale. What happens when three children become the byproduct of a love that began as free-spirited infatuation but transformed into possessive imprisonment? Following the presumed death of their mother, Orlaith is left to care for her younger twin siblings: Fiadh, a sickly girl with a vivid imagination, and Ruairi, a hot-headed boy often at odds with their brash and abusive father, Cian. In the face of grief, expectation, and raging ocean storms, the siblings must decipher the mysterious origins of their family and discover their own roots along the way.


Date & Time

Sep 16, 2026 12:01 AM - Sep 23, 2026 11:59 PM

Venue Details

Online

Dallas, Texas Online
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