Rosemary Drama Group Song for Aoife by Seamus Steele Two men with “Troubles” related pasts and from opposite sides, meet in the garden of their children’s hospice. Their animosity towards each other is clear. However, as the children’s conditions deteriorate, the men start to form an accommodation, if not friendship. This understanding is accentuated by their attempts to help a young African nurse, whose family has been burned out of their home during racial rioting in the city. CONTAINS ADULT CONTENT BDC What's for Pudding? by David Tristram Mary and Jack’s dull Saturday evening is interrupted by the arrival of Maureen, Ted and Dennis. The occasion rapidly dissolves into a drunken gathering as Ted’s intellect is likened to that of a paperclip, Maureen, his wife, reveals a liking for Jack, and Jack rapidly cultivates a taste for pouring whisky over his head. Farcical comedy with sexual references and occasional swearing. Mna Moira Players The Allotment by Gillian Plowman Five women meet on an allotment where four are serving community punishment orders, growing vegetables for soup kitchens. Marcie, Nora, Belle and Lorna each carry the consequences of very different offences and difficult pasts. Daisy. Their new probation officer arrives, determined to bring fresh ideas to their rehabilitation, but a traumatic event from her own past gradually turns the tables and places her on common ground with the women! 📅 Date: Friday 6 November ⏰ Time: 19:30 📍 Venue: Courtyard Theatre 🎟️ Tickets: £16.50 & £14.50 (Concession) Festival Ticket (all 3 nights) £40.50 & £34.50 (Concession) 🚩 Age Guidance: 16yrs+
Admission: £16.50 & £14.50 (Concession)
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