Tuesday 29th – Wednesday 30th September @ 8.00pm
Beautiful Little Robin
Presented by Aimée Eliza Quinn and Rachel Griffin
Written by Davide Marinelli
Directed by Rachel Griffin
“In a world where you are but one and not two?”
Beautiful Little Robin is a psychological drama that explores a hidden relationship between two men, a writer and a sex worker, that find themselves in irreparable chaos.
They recall their time together in attempts to repair the “mess”. Their encounters are explored through fragmented scenes with expressionist movement and poetic language that create a distorted landscape in which love, obsession, and fear collide. In their conflicting turmoil, they take devastating action that leads to irreversible damage. How do you keep the beauty of a moment forever?
The premiere of Beautiful Little Robin has been curated by emerging artists based in Cork City. The piece is saturated with several artistic perspectives that enable the story to exist across a range of visual and conceptual forms. The outcome is a poignant, nuanced, and evocative production.
CAST
Nathan Forde as Man A
Davide Marinelli as Man B
CREATIVE TEAM
Rachel Griffin Producer | Director
Aimée Eliza Quinn Producer | Stage Manager
Flavia Martac Movement Director
Aishling McKeon Costume Designer | Assistant Stage Manager
Ava Manning Dramaturg
Taisiia Shabramova Painter
Roisin Holton Musical Composition | Musician
Pádraig Daly Sound Design
Leah Ó Séaghdha Photographer | Cinematographer
Abbie O’Halloran Social Media Manager
SPECIAL THANKS
Kieran Somers, Sanjana Madomercandy, Ben Holman, Amy Prendergast,
Lily Carey Murphy, Paul Wilkins, Niki Tulk and Cate Mahoney
Running time: 70 minutes (no interval)
Age recommendation: 16+
Trigger Warnings: Strong Language, Adult Themes, Scenes of a Sexual Nature, Violent Scenes
Ticket Prices: €18 | €15 | Booking fees apply.
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VENUE DETAILS:
Cork Arts Theatre
Carroll's Quay
Cork
T23 X72D
☎ 021 4505624
✉ info@corkartstheatre.com
PARKING:
Parking is available at Q-Park Carroll's Quay
(directly across from the theatre)
or at Paul Street Car Park.
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