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T01948153608Producer Abbey Theatre. Producer Lyric Hammersmith. Director Sean Holmes. Design Jon Bauser. Lighting Paul Keogan. Costume Catherine Fay. Music Philip Stewart. Sound Philip Stewart. Performer Ian Lloyd Anderson (Jack Clitheroe). Performer Niall Buggy (Peter Flynn). Performer Charlie Cassen (Sgt Tinley). Performer John Currivan (Bar-tender). Performer Phelim Drew (Fluther Good). Performer Hilda Fay (Bessie Burgess). Performer Liam Heslin (Captain Brennan). Performer Julie Maguire (Mollser). Performer Paul Mescal (Lieut Langon). Performer Janet Moran (Mrs Gogan). Performer Ciaran O'Brien (The Young Covey). Performer Kate Stanley Brennan (Nora Clitheroe). Performer Adam Strawford (Corporal Stoddart). Performer Nyree Yergainharsian (Rosie Redmond). | |
| 15 Mar 18 to 7 Apr 18 | Lyric Hammersmith Theatre, Outer London :: V315 listing details L1233987123 |
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| 24 Apr 18 to 5 May 18 | Gaiety Theatre, Dublin :: V0291821363 listing details L0347125906 |
This four act play set in war-torn Dublin in 1916 portrays the needs and aspirations of a group of neighbours in a timeless story containing elements of both tragedy and humour. The characters are both loveable and at times, irritating. Uncle Peter, who appears resolutely stuck in the past and at war with himself and those around him, sees Covey, a young man seeking to move forward, as his tormentor. Nora a young wife desperately tries to persuade her husband not to go to war, while Fluther Good weaves a seam of goodness throughout the play. People of different religious persuasions rub shoulders, and loyalties are frequently stretched as the story moves towards an ending full of pathos: prejudices are never far away in this tight knit community.
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