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| Topic: Belfast Girl | ||
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| Hi Everyone. I'm playing the title role in this and would love it if you could come along. It is playing 17, 18, 19, 24, 25 and 26 August at 8pm at The London Irish Centre, 50-52 Camden Square, 27 August at 7.30pm at The Irish Club, 2-4 Tudor Street, and 7 - 12 September at 7.30pm at the Courtyard Theatre, Hoxton. The following is an excerpt from the press release: "London Irish Theatre presents Belfast Girl by John Dunne In the wake of the Saville Report of the Bloody Sunday Inquiry, comes a play which considers the human dimension of the Northern Ireland question, and uncovers the personal costs of political struggle. Written by John Dunne, and directed by Mary Tynan, Belfast Girl is set in the aftermath of the Good Friday agreement. Annie is the Belfast Girl of the title: a working class protestant who grew up during the troubles. Her marriage to Orangeman Billy is on the rocks, and an unexpected visit from English catholic Dave, her childhood sweetheart who she hasn't seen since her teens, brings matters to a head in an explosive manner. Annie's brother Macca also has his own journey to make, as he has to choose between his best friend and his unionist allegiances on the one hand, and his familial loyalty to his sister on the other." Hope to see some of you in the audience (and in the bar :) ) Mary | ||
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| Posted : 12/08/10 | |
| There is a nice article about this in this week's Irish Post. | |
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