RURAL ELECTRIC
	Friday April 29, Saturday April 30 Waterfront Studio | 8.00pm

Set in 1959 in Donegal, a tiny rural community watch with eager anticipation as the heroic E.S.B. workers battle against the elements to bring power lines to the village. A host of characters step forward from the mists of time to inhabit this fictional parish in a truly inventive one-man show that combines physical theatre, comedy, original music… and even a car chase.

Brought to you by the creator of The Derry Boat, Rural Electric is written and performed by Little John Nee with live music from Laura Sheehan.

The play conjures up a world where ‘imagination is more important than knowledge’, but at the
same time reflects a deep rooted respect for the characters that inhabit rural Ireland by presenting a wry and comic look at their peculiarities.

‘Rural Electric is a masterpiece of storytelling…little John Nee delivers magic radiance to light the darkest day’ The Guardian

Tickets £10.00/£8.00 available from the Waterfront Hall on 028 9033 4455