Gate Theatre proves hot ticket with profits for second year in row

Michael Colgan: director of the Gate Theatre

12 Oct 2013 5:00 AM

PRODUCTIONS including Declan Hughes' 'The Last Summer' helped Dublin's Gate Theatre record a second successive year of profits.

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