Welcome to the musical journey of a woman with late diagnosis ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder). F�ilte go cheolse� grinn faoi bhean a bhfuil ADHD uirthi. Can she harness the boundless energy and creativity alongside the crippling self-criticism and impulsivity? Everything, including this show, is in search of one thing - the elusive Dopamine hit. This cabaret-style show recreates the polyphony of a brain that must do at least two things at all times. Scr�ofa agus curtha i l�thair ag Louisa N� �ide�in, seo se� ina bhfuil B�arla agus Gaeilge fite fuaite. WRITTEN AND PERFORMED BY Louisa N� �ide�in PHOTO BY Melanie Mullan Developed at Scene+Heard. Supported by Gorilla Design. RUNNING TIME 50 MINS PREVIEW TICKETS �12 TICKETS �15 | �13 Please be advised, more tickets are available through the Fringe Festival box office Please note: Contains loud noise and references to mental health and suicide

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