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West End House raises €1,500 for Palestine
Charlie Hughes, Head Tutor at West End House School of Arts, performed a one-man show that he co-wrote with Patrick Sutton.
The event was in aid of Palestine and a massive €1,500 was raised in aid of the charities on the ground.
The play, titled ISCARIOT, offers an alternative exploration of the enigma of Judas.
It centres on a version of the character who is still alive 2,000 years later, punishing himself daily in search of the forgiveness he desperately craves.
“Salvation, however, lies in forgiving himself… what would you have done in his place?” the description reads.
Classes for the next term at West End House School of Arts begin in January, and courses can be booked through their website.
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