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A
ONE DAY SERIES OF REHEARSED READINGS PRODUCED BY BELFAST THEATRE
COMPANY IN ASSOCIATION WITH CQAF
SATURDAY 8 MAY
CLANMIL 11.00AM– 4.00PM
A
MAN’S A MAN:
A theatrical celebration of the life and legacy of Robbie
Burns by Belfast-based Scottish writer Tom Sweeney.
Written entirely in comic verse, the story of Scotland’s
national poet is told including many of his best-loved works.
It also relates the little-known tale of how an all-too-brief
lustful encounter inspired Burns to write one of his most
famous poems, To A Mouse.
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THE
DOCTOR:
The events of a day unfold through the eyes of two people,
a university lecturer and one of his students. As the day
wears on their stories intertwine, and through their contact
with one another, they begin to realise things about themselves
that perhaps they would have been better not knowing.Paul
Kennedy has a degree in theatre and works as actor. His first
play My Song Goes Round the World, recently premiered in the
Group Theatre, Belfast.
PANTO &
PORRIDGE:
A group of students take part in a drama project with a prisoners
group, taking on rather more than they bargained for. Not
all the prison staff are in favour of the project and as emotions
rise, so does the drama.
This piece has been developed by Victoria Gleason and Kathleen
McGrath of 2B Scene Theatre Company.
Admission is £5.00, contact the festival office
on 028 90232403 to book a place.
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