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This English-language premiere is a contemporary fairy tale about three sisters, abandoned in the forest and forced to find their own way in the world. One goes left, one goes right, and one stays right where she started.

This English-language premiere is a contemporary fairy tale about three sisters, abandoned in the forest and forced to find their own way in the world. One goes left, one goes right, and one stays right where she started.

The Ark in association with Theatre Lovett is delighted to present The Girl who Forgot to Sing Badly at the Peacock Theatre public & schools performances from 12th April for a limited run for ages 7+

The Ark in association with Theatre Lovett is delighted to present The Girl who Forgot to Sing Badly at the Peacock Theatre public & schools performances from 12th April for a limited run for ages 7+

The Abbey Theatre's 2011 programme for the Abbey and Peacock stages announces rousing new work alongside Irish masterpieces. Productions by some of the giants of Irish theatre including Brian Friel and George Bernard Shaw will be showcased together with new voices in Irish theatre like Nancy Harris and Stacey Gregg. The Abbey Theatre continues its ambition to engage and collaborate with the finest theatre artists in Ireland as well as internationally.

The Ark on Tour with Theatre Lovett Acclaimed production for young audiences takes to the road this autumn. The Ark, in association with Theatre Lovett, presents The Girl who Forgot to Sing Badly

The Ark on Tour with Theatre Lovett Acclaimed production for young audiences takes to the road this autumn. The Ark, in association with Theatre Lovett, presents The Girl who Forgot to Sing Badly

The Ark, A Cultural Centre for Children, has announced that during 2010 the talented actor Louis Lovett will spend part of the year as the first ever theatre maker in residence at The Ark.

The Ark, A Cultural Centre for Children, has announced that during 2010 the talented actor Louis Lovett will spend part of the year as the first ever theatre maker in residence at The Ark.