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November 2013 will mark Ireland's first internation comedy festival and given its so far away, 'Improv Fest Ireland' are presenting a teaser show to wet your appetite!
Thursday August 15th - McGrattan's Cafe Bar. Admission only €10. Doors 8pm
On the night we have special guest TARA FLYNN then a Comedy Improv 'Deathmatch' featuring top comedians from groups all over Ireland.
Improv Comedians performing on the night including performers from:
Coastbusters Comedy Improv
Kill The Monster
Tumbleweed Improv
Mondo Bizarro
A Suggestive Biscuit
And more!
Improv comedy is an exciting art form where stories, scenes sketch and song are created by the comedians on the spot, based on suggestions from the audience!
This is a fundraiser for the festival and is affiliated with Crumlin's Children Hospital.
Unsure whether you should go along? Have to listen to what Eric Lalor thinks you should do!
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Louise Barry
In association with the Cork Arts Theatre
Presents
Dog Sees God: Confessions Of A Teenage Blockhead.
Written by Bert V. Royal.
Directed by Louise Barry.
Tickets: Opening night - Tuesday 27th August - All tickets €10,
Weds. 21st - Sat. 24th August - €15, €12 concessions, €10 groups of 8 or more.
What would happen if the PEANUTS gang grew up?
Our beloved comic strip characters are re-imagined a decade later as hormonal teenagers with serious issues. CB's beloved dog has died, causing him to question the existence of an afterlife.
His best friend is too burnt out to provide any coherent speculation; his sister has turned goth; his ex-girlfriend has been institutionalized; and his other friends are too inebriated to provide him any sort of comfort.
But a chance meeting with the artistic kid -- the target of bullying -- offers CB peace of mind and sets in motion a friendship that will push teen angst to the very limits.
Drug use, suicide, eating disorders, teen violence, rebellion and sexual identity collide and careen toward an ending that's both haunting and hopeful, while posing the question - do we really want to grow up?
Starring: Jordan Smith, Jamie O’Herlihy, Angela O’Callaghan, Ciara Buckley, Timmy Coffey, Michael McLaughlin, Lauren Lahive and Gemma Collins
“This play is really fantastic.”
“It blew me away.”
“I laughed until I cried”
“This show is special.”
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Hello all!
I am delighted to announce that our play 'Click' is being performed for 2 nights only at Axis, Ballymun next Friday 23rd & Saturday 24th August at 8pm and we would love to see you there!
Click combines the wit of a Dublin Bus driver with an exploration of the difficulties of being a modern man.
On a fishing trip to Croatia, Pauly and Jacko, stroll through a field when Pauly hears a click. Panicking that he has just stepped on a defective land-mine left over from the war he stands rooted to the spot afraid to lift his foot. As they wait for rescue talk turns to life, love, limbs, why Pauly’s wife cheated on him, how Jacko discovered his ex-girlfriend’s little secret and what it means to be a modern man. As the hours pass not only are their lives in jeopardy but so is their friendship as buried secrets threaten to destroy everything.
Written by Michael Collier
Directed by Caroline FitzGerald
Starring Ciaran Kenny and Aidan Crowe
Tickets Prices are €15 and €12 (concession)
For further info & updates please 'like' our facebook page
https://www.facebook.com/Click.The.Play
or you can follow us on Twitter-
https://twitter.com/ClickbyMCollier
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Teachers' Musical Society are hosting An Evening of Theatre in Theatre @36 at the Teachers' Club on Parnell Square from Oct 9-12.
Promises to be a great night and tickets are only €10, available by either emailing teachers.ms@gmail.com or calling/texting 0872728316.
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Sequestered inside a Russian Doll on the Dublin’s South Circular Road lies a secret that brings three of the vilest guests calling to the doorstep of Julie & Brian Richards.
Following on the production of his controversial play “Night of the Invasion”, Danté Black’s noir-esque “When Blue Eyes Turn Brown” is Firedoor Theatre's debut production. It is a thrill-spilling exploration in to the grimy underbelly of Irish society where nothing is as it seems!!
Firedoor Theatre is a Pro-Am theatre group based at Siteation, Little Britain Street in Dublin 7.
Firedoor Theatre present:
"When Blue Eyes Turn Brown"
Written by Danté Black
Directed by Barry O'Donovan
Dates: 31st of October - 9th November 2013
(No show Sunday 3rd November
Address: SITEATION 12A Little Britan Street, Dublin 7
Tickets: EURO 10 available from http://whenblueeyes.eventbrite.ie/
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Attic Productions
Present
Marvel
Elizabeth Moynihan's latest play, "Marvel", is set in a hotel room in Dublin on the night of September 28th, 2008. The play examines the relationship between Marvel (a young girl trafficked from Liberia, working as an escort) and Dion (a married trader in financial futures and hedge funds), tracing its development in scenes alternating between this climactic night and the events of the preceding year. Exploring the dynamics of sexual and economic power, the play burns with their particular passions, but also serves as a devastating commentary on the cycle of boom and bust – and the effect it has on its human victims.
Directed by Aoife Spillane-Hinks
Cast: Alma Eno & Liam Hourican
Written by: Elizabeth Moynihan
Produced by: Camille Donegan and Yvonne Ussher of Attic Productions
Music and sound design by: Denis Clohessey
Lighting Design by: Eoin Lennon
Set Design by: Sonia Haccius
Event Details : 19-23 November 8.15pm
Preview: 18 November
Tickets: €14/12
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Now on Sale. 13th February to 22nd March.
The Vortex
by Noël Coward
Low Price Previews from Thursday 13 February 2014
Opening Night: Tuesday 18 February 2014
Book Now
Rehearsal Pictures - Click Here
"You wouldn't be so perfect if you had wasted any of your time in sincerity."
Noel Coward’s sparkling mix of wit and cocktails, The Vortex sets out to beguile and provoke in equal measure.
Enter the bright and charming world of flamboyant socialite Florence Lancaster and her talented young son Nicky. Florence is a fading beauty enjoying an affair with a much younger man, Tom. Nicky, a successful composer, returns from Paris with his new fiancée, Bunty. When Tom and Bunty fall in love, Florence and Nicky face a crisis. Their brilliant repartee and easy wit is slowly revealed to be a superficial surface under which lie real, human struggles. In confronting his vain, self-absorbed mother can Nicky break free from his own demons?
The Vortex was first performed in 1924 where its subject matter of sex and drugs scandalised London. Now, 90 years on, it is just as delightful, thrilling and, in the words of the author, ‘un peu shocking’.
‘The theatrical shocker of the Jazz Age’ - THE TELEGRAPH
Directed by Annabelle Comyn
Set Design by Paul O’Mahony
Costume Design by Peter O’Brien
Lighting Design by Chahine Yavroyan
Composer & Sound Design by Philip Stewart
Choreography by Philip Connaughton
Cast:
Helen Saville played by Fiona Bell
Nicky Lancaster played by Rory Fleck Byrne
David Lancaster played by Simon Coury
Bruce Fairlight played by Peter Gaynor
Pauncefort Quentin played by Mark O’Regan
Florence Lancaster played by Susannah Harker
Preston played by Andrea Kelly
Bunty Mainwaring played by Katie Kirby
Clara Hibbert played by Rebecca O’Mara
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The Master and Margarita: A Fairy Tale of DublinSmock Alley Boys’ School 19–22 March 2014A new adaptation by Seventh Land Theatre Company of the classic novel by Mikhail Bulgakov. Director Aggie Bryła transports the Master and Margarita to present-day Dublin, using movement and dance to tell a timeless story of dark magic and redemptive love.
On an ordinary day in Dublin, Margarita and the Master meet and fall in love. But the Master cannot find work, and they are reduced to begging. Ashamed, Margarita attempts suicide. The Master saves her, but he is driven mad by his sense of failure, and disappears. Margarita searches for him everywhere, and in the strength and purity of her passion, she draws the attention of the Devil, who is looking for a hostess for his grand ball. Only Margarita will do—but Margarita is stronger than even the Devil realises . . .
The Master and Margarita: a fairy tale of Dublin is performed by an international cast (including actors from Brazil, Lithuania, Argentina, Chile, and Germany as well as Ireland). It features original music by Brazilian guitarist Gabriel Caetano, who also plays the role of Satan, and composer and sound designer Eamonn Murphy.
Venue: Smock Alley Boys' School, 6/7 Exchange Street Lower, Dublin 8.
Dates: Wed 19 March to Sat 22 March 7.30 pm
Late show Fri 21 March 9.30 pm
Matinee Sat 22 March 2.30 pm
The play lasts 45 minutes without an interval.
Tickets €12 (€10 concession) from the Smock Alley website or ring 01-6770014.
Director: Aggie Bryła Producer: Katherine Farmar Assistant Director: Ayrton O’Brien Sound design/music: Eamonn Murphy
Cast: Esther Suess (Margarita) Shane Robinson (Master) Gabriel Caetano (Satan) Camila Correa Soya, Denis Horan, Dovile Krasnickaite, Romina Cruañas (ensemble)
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Acting Out Premieres Tits Up, a new comedy as part of the International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival.
5 May, 6 May, 7 May, 8 May
at OUTHOUSE THEATRE@105 CAPEL STREET
In this spiky comedy set in contemporary Dublin, we meet Susanne and Clive, a couple who seems to have it all - the big house, money and social standing.
But Susanne’s sharp (and very politically incorrect) tongue is of little use, when her Polish cleaner Magda, who has plans of her own, reveals that Clive is not all he seems.
Forced to reflect on the lies they have told each other as well as the lies they’ve told themselves, can any of them emerge from the carnage unscathed?
Acting Out is Ireland’s innovative LGBT community theatre performance group.
PREMIERE. Duration: 70 mins
Director/Writer: Sean Denyer
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A bit late posting this, but in case you are in Cork tomorrow night and looking to experience something magical and powerful, give this new show a chance !
Mag Mell by mountainsandheather, on Flickr
Video sample :
Welcome to the mythical island of Mag Mell off the west coast of Ireland. An isle fabled for eternal peace and happiness is about to be rocked as the greed and materialism of the 21st Century collide with the ancient wisdom and beauty of Mother Earth.
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A wild mix of dance, music, theatre and puppetry give expression to these whirling forces as they lead to a climax of transformation and ultimately redemption.
Theatrically captivating from the start, the show creates a carnival atmosphere - dark, dangerous and anarchic at times, light, happy and delightful too. Humour abounds! There is no time to think as you enter a mesmerizing world of music, colour and rhythm and become absorbed by a thrilling story that unfolds with originality and imagination.
Walk into this new and exciting landscape that is the result of a unique collaboration by Jon Kenny (actor), Des Dillon (artist), Benny McCarthy (musician) and Conal Ó Gráda (musician).
The show is presented by Whobeganit Theatre Co. Ltd., founded by Jon Kenny (actor & comedian), Des Dillon (artist & puppeteer), Benny McCarthy (accordeon player & composer) and Conal Ó Gráda (flute player & composer).
They are joined by Colm Murphy (renowned bodhrán player), Ciaran Ó Maonaigh (fiddle player & TG 4 Young Musician of the year 2003), Caitlín Nic Gabhann (concertina player & award winning dancer from Riverdance) and Katie Holly (actor & singer/songwriter).0 -
Hello All!
Just a quick post to let you all know that our play 'Click' by Michael Collier is currently running at The Viking Theatre, Clontarf, Dublin 3 until 21st June.
Tickets are only 10 euro & booking is open now by calling 087-1129970
Below is a little info about the play & I have included our promo video!
Hope to see you there!
"How do you get men to talk about their feelings? Simple: Threaten them with death.
On a fishing trip to Croatia, Pauly and Jacko, stroll through a field when Pauly hears a click. Panicking that he has just stepped on a defective land-mine left over from the war he stands rooted to the spot afraid to lift his foot. As they wait for rescue talk turns to life, love, limbs and what it means to be a modern man. As the hours pass not only are their lives in jeopardy but so is their friendship as buried secrets threaten to destroy everything.
Click is a dramatic comedy about two lifelong friends trying to survive. On the surface Pauly and Jacko are your average mates. They go fishing together, or have a pint and talk about football. However when they are put in a life or death situation the truth of their relationship comes out. Is it all banter and no substance? Their past has joined them together but is their present connection really as close as it seems. Click explores the nature of friendship, specifically male friendship and asks whether it is superficial or just unspoken. If you have helped each other through the darkest hours do you really need to talk about them? Click combines the wit of a Dublin Bus driver with an exploration of the difficulties of being a modern man.
“Collier has a soaring touch with dialogue that calls for helpless laughter as often as it hits you in the stomach” – Emer O’Kelly, Sunday Independent
“… a tightly constructed two-hander that exploits its novel dramatic situation to full comic effect.” – Dr. Ian R. Walsh, irishtheatremagazine.ie
Written by Michael Collier
Directed by Caroline FitzGerald
Performed by Aidan Crowe & Ciarán Kenny"
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Reckless Theatre Presents
in association with the Corks Arts Theatre
Dog Sees God: Confessions Of A Teenage Blockhead
Directed by Louise Barry
Lighting Design by Jamie Feehily
Venue: Cork Arts Theatre
Dates: Wed 25th June - Sat 28th June.
Dog Sees God returns for 4 nights only to the Cork Arts Theatre a year after their sell out run before they transfer to the International Youth Arts Festival in Kingston Upon Thames in London.
What would happen if the PEANUTS gang grew up? Our beloved comic strip characters are re-imagined as hormonal teenagers with serious issues.
When CB's dog dies from rabies, CB begins to question the existence of an afterlife. His best friend is too burnt out to provide any coherent speculation; his sister has gone goth; his ex-girlfriend has recently been institutionalized; and his other friends are too inebriated to give him any sort of solace. But a chance meeting with an artistic kid, the target of this group's bullying, offers CB a peace of mind and sets in motion a friendship that will push teen angst to the very limits. Drug use, suicide, eating disorders, teen violence, rebellion and sexual identity collide and careen toward an ending that's both haunting and hopeful.
“This show is special, everyone needs to see it.”
"...was astounded by the show and the cast as they brought to life in, at times, entertaining manner but always with a clear message, what today is like for teenagers/young adults using characters that people could relate to and see how they changed when a certain age hit... an enthralling show..."
Suitable only for 14+. Contains swearing.
Early booking is advised. Tickets: €15; €12 conc., Groups of 5: €50
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Neil +1 is a unique improvised theatre show starring Neil Curran and a random audience member. Completely unplanned and improvised, an audience member is invited up on stage and becomes a leading performer in the show! There are no tricks, plants or gimmicks; everything is made up on the spot. What unfolds is a journey into an alternative life of the audience member, through character, scenes and narrative. Both hilarious and touching, witness improv and theatre like you have never seen it before!
Tickets available from: http://www.milltheatre.ie/shows/neil1
“Such skill, hilarious! 5 stars!”
- Daniella Moyles, iRadio Presenter
“Funny, engaging, and mind-blowingly skilful. One of the highlights of this years’ festival”
- Dave Bourn, ImproFestUK
“A member of the audience was invited up on stage to take part in an improvised story. This sounds like a high-risk concept and perhaps it could go wrong on the night, but Neil and his guest were superb. And the uncertainty of it all, the possibility of failure, adds to the drama.”
- Dave Madden, DublinCulture.ie
“Improvisation is about confidence, trust, support and taking risks…all while being funny. Now imagine doing that with a total stranger. I found the entire show to be engaging and hilarious but what was really spectacular is how Neil made a non-improviser off the street, the star. The way he was able to support everything and at the same time keep the show funny and interesting was pure mastery. For a truly unique experience, I highly recommend this show.”
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No Strings Attached Theatre is a new independent theatre company and it, together with the Tiger Dublin Fringe festival presents, The Carved Soul.
The show features a life-size wooden puppet named Ollie. But forget everything you know about puppets. Ollie is old. Ollie is tired. Ollie is grumpy. Ollie is irritable. Ollie is frustrated. Ollie does not give a shit. This is a story about stories that takes place in the void between memory and reality. This is puppetry like you have never seen it before. Ollie is brought to life by third generation puppeteer, Jason Lambert and movement specialist, Claire Walsh. The pair’s collaboration was forged in the Lambert Puppet Theatre and is taking shape for the first time at Tiger Dublin Fringe.
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Check out the demo video on YouTube:
Get tickets here: http://bit.ly/SeeOllie
Please note that limited tickets are available from the above link. Thereafter, tickets will be available directly from Smock Alley Theatre here: http://bit.ly/OllieBoxOffice0 -
Artists and Arseh*les,
Bloggers and Blaggards,
Creative Creeps and Sellout Sycophants,
You are all cordially invited to...
Molière’s The Misanthrope
in a new version by Dante Black
Firedoor Theatre are pleased to present this immersive reworking of
Molière’s satirical classic, with a modern Irish twist. The action
moves from 17th century French society to an upstairs pub where
musicians and poseurs hang out. Alceste, one of the most gifted
songwriters of our times, can't stand the hypocrisies of the scene and
let's us know exactly how he feels about it!
Directed by Barry O’Donovan
September 17th-27th, 2014 (exc Sun)
Show starts @ 6pm, The Ha’penny Inn, Temple Bar
Tickets: €12, includes a glass of wine.
Book tickets online now:
http://www.eventbrite.ie/e/firedoor-theatre-present-the-misanthrope-tickets-13044529539?aff=eac2
This is Firedoor Theatre's second production, you can read about their
first, a modern re-telling of "Wait until Dark" called, "When Blue
Eyes Turn Brown" here:
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Daybreaker Theatre Company presents
Disco Pigs by Enda Walsh
Cork Arts Theatre
18th - 20th September
Tickets: €12/€10 conc.
Daybreaker Theatre Company present their first production since 2013's summer smash hit The Breakfast Club.
Enda Walsh’s highly acclaimed modern classic DISCO PIGS is an electric two-hander, originally presented by Corcadorca in 1996 which is responsible for propelling Hollywood star and Cork native Cillian Murphy into the spotlight.
The play follows Pig and Runt, two exceptionally unique teenagers who were born, and now live, side by side and share everything; Fashion sense, Music taste, worldview, language, illegal tendencies and most importantly… Birthday. Born just seconds apart, it is during their seventeenth birthday celebrations that the self professed teenage “King and Queen of Pork City” realise their dependency on one and other; One is happy with the things the way they are, the other isn’t. Watch Pig and Runt as they shakedown the town and leave a wake of destruction in this poignant and often hilarious drama.
Starring Eoghan Moloney and Diandra Ní Bhuachalla; Disco Pigs Runs at Cork Arts Theatre from September 18th – 20th with tickets at a bargain price of €12 / €10 and is an emotional roller coaster you do not want to miss.
For more info visit corkartstheatre.com or call 021 450 5624 to book.
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Cork Arts Theatre Youth Project presents
Columbinus
by Stephen Karam and PJ Paparelli
Wednesday 14th - Saturday 24th January (Excl. Sun 18th)
At precisely 11:17am, April 20th 1999, a small town in Colorado was changed forever with the United States and the whole world watching. Two young men who 'were just like everybody else' walked into Columbine High School armed with almost 50 homemade bombs, 4 top range guns, 7 knives and a mission to create carnage.
A play sparked by the infamous massacre at Columbine High School in Littleton, 'Columbinus' is a study into the psyche of American teenagers and parents alike which probes the psychological warfare of alienation, hostility and social pressure that goes on in high schools across America and asks the question...
How many of those who died at Columbine were victims?
This is the first production from the newly formed Cork Arts Theatre Youth Project and is also the Irish Premiére of 'Columbinus'.
Starring: Alan Mooney, Liam Murphy, Leo Jeffs, Michael McLaughlin, Emma Gillivan, Shane Doonan, Jennifer O'Dowling and Gemma Collins.
Directed by Eoghan Moloney. Lighting Design by Jamie Feehily.
Stage Manager: Danielle Hayes.
Tickets: Opening Week €10, €8 students and OAP.
Second Week: €12, €10 students and OAP, Group rate: €8 for 10 or more.
Bookings: 021-4505624
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Kilkenny Musical Society’s highly anticipated 2015 production of the classic Stephen Sondheim musical masterpiece “Sweeney Todd – The Demon Barber of Fleet Street” will be performed from the 12th to 18th of April 2015 at 8pm nightly in the Watergate Theatre, Kilkenny.
“Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street” is a musical by Stephen Sondheim based on the 1973 play of the same name. The musical was first produced in 1979 on Broadway where it won eight Tony awards including Best Musical and remains one of Sondheim's most beloved pieces.
It tells the tale of London barber, Benjamin Barker. Torn from his family and exiled for 15 years on a miscarriage of justice, Barker returns home to a city as corrupt as when he left. Hell-bent on revenge after learning the agonizing fate of his wife and daughter, he assumes the guise of Sweeney Todd and takes up his razors to dish out a brutal recipe of justice with the help of the infatuated and enterprising meat pie maker Nellie Lovett.
The society are delighted to welcome back director Christine Scarry in her second show with the society, after directing last year’s hugely successful award winning production of “Michael Collins – A Musical Drama”.
Christine will direct a stellar cast that includes Kevin Reade and Sarah Brennan in the iconic roles of the tormented and vengeful barber - Sweeney Todd, and the entrepreneurial and amoral meat pie shop owner - Mrs. Lovett. They will be joined by David Doyle as Anthony - a naive young sailor - and Kevina Hayes as Johanna – Todd's long-lost daughter and Anthony’s love interest.
Ciarán Dunphy plays the flamboyant Italian rival barber Adolfo Pirelli, with Adam O’Brien as Tobias Ragg - Pirelli’s downtrodden apprentice.
The lecherous Judge Turpin will be played by Fergal Millar, while Alan Grant will play Beadle Bamford - a pompous public official who is deeply loyal to the corrupt Turpin. Delia Larkin will play The Beggar Woman - a deranged and schizophrenic woman who harbours a dark, surprising secret.
This magnificent cast will be supported by a 12 piece orchestra, a chorus of nearly 50, and the usual high standard production values associated with Kilkenny Musical Society performances.
Christine will be joined on the creative team by renowned musical director David Wray in his first show with the society. This production will also feature scenic design by John O’Donoghue, and lighting design by Gerry Taylor.
Hysterically funny yet chillingly intense, this soaring, heart-pounding musical tour de force will have you on the edge of your seat.
Prices are €15 from Sunday to Tuesday and €20 from Thursday to Saturday. The Society is also offering Group discounts for 10 or more at €15 per ticket.
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Tangled Stars Theatre Company
Present
Arthur and Esther
Written by Ross Howard
In the wake of public spending cuts, Arthur wrestles with the methods set out in Montgomery Swank’s "28 Ways to Terminate Your Existence and Questions You May Have", the one book he has salvaged from the closure of his beloved library.
In the wake of her own death, his wife Esther reconciles the ghosts of the past with a hope for the future. This play of regrets and lost chances is full of both outrageous dark comedy, deep sincerity and ultimately a compelling night of theatre.
Starring two of Cork’s finest actors Kieran O’Leary (Othello, The Good Doctor and For Whom The State Doles) and Gemma Collins (Columbinus, The Gas Heart and Dog Sees God: Confessions of a TeenageBlockhead) in this elemental and affecting play of two worlds.
This exceptional story explores love, its loss, and the lives we inherit and impose on others.
Starring Kieran O’Leary and Gemma Collins.
Directed by Jamie Feehily.
Cork Arts Theatre
9th – 11th April
Opening Night Tickets €10
Tickets €12 and €10 concession.
Booking 021 4505624
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