IRISH PREMIERE.  UK based Gay Actor/Writer John Martin Stevens brings his new play TWO LOVES to Dublin for the very first time.  The play takes its theme from Shakespeare's Sonnets and promises to be a heady cocktail of passion, obsession and sexuality, as it explores a love triangle between a poet, a male youth and the poet's mistress. A poet invites a young man to spend the summer with him and his Mistress to help in the boy's 'education'.  It soon becomes clear however that they have very different interpretations of the word education.  A game of cat and mouse is played, but do we really know the identity of the mouse?  "Some people find it hard to understand that one of the most popular poems in the English languauge "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day" was written by a man to a male youth" remarks John the playwright.  Sonnet in Italian means song and John has incorporated music into the plot and because of his love of the American Song Book, all the songs are either Ella Fitzgerald or Billy Holiday tracks.