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Beckett x 3 Following on from the success of showing 3 Beckett shorts last year, this year we decided to bring you 3 NEW short plays that look at human destiny in terms of poignancy, compassion and the necessity of dignity in facing the inevitable. A strong streak of Beckett humour is present in the conversational exchanges.
1) Rough for Theatre 2: 2 observers who may or not be officials discuss a man contemplating suicide.
2) That Time: An Irish labourer after years in Britain looks back on his earlier life and his disappointing career before he dies.
3) Rockaby: An old woman,sick of life, rocks herself into the next life
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€15/€12 Thu 9th Feb 8pm Book tickets online » |
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Crossfire Theatre Presents Valentines Last year’s Frank & Catherine by Crossfire Theatre’s director and writer Eoin Gannongave an overall hilarious view of relationships that we see people in.
This year’s Valentine’s delves a little deeper. Rachel is a girl in need of a date for Valentine’s – her idiot ex-boyfriend is playing on her mind.
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€10 Sat 11th Feb / 13th Feb-15th Feb 8pm Book tickets online » |
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A Silken Thomas Players present Jerusalem by Jez Butterworth. Described as a modern day classic, Jerusalem is unarguably one of the best dramas of the 21st century. Set on St. Georges Day, the morning of the local county fair, Johnny 'Rooster' Byron, local waster and modern pied piper is a wanted man. The council officials want to serve him an eviction notice, his son wants to be taken to the fair, a father wants to give him a serious kicking and a motley crew of mates want his ample supply of drugs and alcohol. This modern classic is reminiscent of an Irish style play and is a wonderful, rollicking dark bawdy comedy.
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€12/€10 Thu 23rd Feb / Fri 24th Feb 8pm Book tickets online » |
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Fishamble: The New Play Company presents The Wheelchair on My Face ‘I got my first pair of glasses when I was seven. A nurse came to the school and tested everyone’s eyes. And so it was discovered why I’d thrown bread to the floating crisp packets in our local pond and walked into lamp posts and said, ’excuse me’. Until that day the world was a swirl of moving coloured blobs. I thought it was the same for everyone. How wrong I was.’
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€14/€10 Sat 3rd Mar 8pm Book tickets online » |
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Salomé with live music performance This production brings together a screening of the 1923 silent film, Salomé with a live performance of the new score specially written for the film by Charlie Barber.
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€18/€15 Thu 8th Mar 8pm Book tickets online » |
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Rumours A farce by Neil Simon Welcome to a brand-new farce from award-winning Laois Open Door replete with silly asses, pretty ladies and lashings of cross-purposes, doomed lies and sparkling silliness. This riotously funny farce centres on the efforts of eight party guests to spare their unfortunate host, and themselves, from scandal.
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€12/€10 Sat 10th Mar 8pm Book tickets online » |
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Jasango Theatre presents My Brilliant Divorce by Geraldine Aron Jasango Theatre are back with a bang with Geraldine Aron’s achingly funny My Brilliant Divorce. Following a two-year Irish tour and award-winning performances in the USA with Bombshells,Jasango brings you this wittily observant comedy. If you liked Bombshells you’ll love this one!
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€15/€12 Thu 22nd Mar 8pm Book tickets online » |
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Gare St Lazare Players Ireland present The End by Samuel Beckett Gare St Lazare, Ireland's most travelled theatre company, create a unique performance of Samuel Beckett’s short story The End performed by Irish actor Conor Lovett, considered by many to be the definitive Beckett performer. The End is a gritty account of the last days of an old man’s life as he struggles to live despite his willingness to die.
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€16/€14 Fri 23rd Mar 8pm Book tickets online » |
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True West Theatre in association with Eska Riada presents Bag Lady by Frank McGuinness This rarely performed play is a touching story about alienation and truth. The play explores the conditions and circumstances which caused a gentle woman to becomeestranged fromher life, while giving the audience a glance into the terrifying events which led to this isolation.
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€14/€12 Thu 29th Mar 8pm Book tickets online » |






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