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Tues. 31st May – Sat. 4th June, and Tues. 7th – Sat. 11th June @ 8pm

THE FLAGS
by Bridget O’Connor
presented by Red ‘n Blue Theatre Company

Following the sold out run of Lovesong, Red ‘n Blue Theatre Company returns with Bridget O’Connor’s award-winning comedy, The Flags.

This hilarious play has been compared to a mixture of Father Ted and Martin McDonagh. The Flags centres on Howie and JJ, lifeguards on the second worst beach in Ireland, strewn with litter, a dead cow and a burnt-out car.

They have ambitions to fill the vacant lifeguard positions on the golden sands at Banna beach. However, they must first overcome an eagle-eyed inspection from their boss Brendan, who has a secret agenda of his own. The inept pair, who have lost their lifeguard manual, are thrown into further turmoil by the arrival of a mysterious young woman with surprising intentions.

Recommended Age: 14+

Tickets: €15, €13 concessions

Trailer for ‘The Flags’ https://youtu.be/A2ab8bkWTrc

The Flags Cast:

Dylan Kennedy whose credits Lovesong (Cork Arts Theatre, Garter Lane, Civic Theatre), Katie Roche (Abbey Theatre), Hansel and Gretel (National Theatre London), Philadelphia Here I Come (Donmar Warehouse), Peter Pan (National Theatre of Scotland), The Beauty Queen of Leenane (Royal Lyceum, Edinburgh) and All Over Town directed by Tom Creed (Project Arts Centre, Dublin).

Sean Ahern won best supporting actor in the RTE All Ireland final for his portrayal of Mick Tracey in The Stolen Child. Sean’s credits include Bill in Lovesong (Cork Arts Theatre, Garter Lane, Civic Theatre), S.B. O’Donnell in Philadelphia Here I Come, The Bull McCabe in The Field, Jap Kavanagh in The Kings of the Kilburn High Road, Byrne in Big Maggie, and Nashie in The Quiet Land.

Darragh Feehely whose credits include The Book of Names (ANU and Landmark Productions) and Almost (Full Measure Theatre). He is a recent acting graduate from the Lir Academy. His credits while training include Mark Anthony in Julius Caesar, Josh in The Antipodes, Frankie in The Unreturning, Raphael in Portia Coughlan, Dr. McCormac in The Nightingale Court and Nick Bottom in A Midsummer Night’s Dream.

Jenny Fennessy whose credits include Call the Midwife (BBC), Seriously Sinead? and The Doireann Project (RTE), Lovesong (Cork Arts Theatre), King Lear and Cymbeline (Royal Shakespeare Company), Liola (National Theatre, London), Othello and King Lear (Theatre Royal), A Life (Finborough Theatre), The Bus (Barnstorm Theatre Company) and The Salvage Shop (Garter Lane).

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This production is part of our Creative Empowerment Programme 2022 – ten productions that push boundaries, open minds and give voice to those who are too often excluded or silenced. The programme is made possible by funding from the Community Foundation for Ireland and Cork City Council Arts Office.

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YOUR SAFE VISIT

• In line with government guidelines announced on 28 February, all performances will operate at full capacity.
• Covid Certification is no longer required for entry, and the wearing of masks is not compulsory. You may, of course, wear one if you wish.
• Social distancing is no longer a requirement and people from other parties may be seated next to you.
• Hand sanitising stations are available throughout the building.

If you have any queries on the above you can contact us by email at: info@corkartstheatre.com or by phone at 021 450 5624.

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