Red Handed
Red Handed
Red Handed is Wilbert W Lawrence’s savage indictment of ‘Normality’ and ‘things that are beige’.
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Cork Burlesque Festival
Each year we put a call out for short, 10 minute plays for a chosen setting. And each year authors from around the globe have risen to the challenge by submitting some wonderful scripts. Lasy year's event saw a record entry of 63 plays entered! However, only 10 of those plays can be staged.
This year the setting is 'Views from a Harbour' and we are looking forward to presenting a very entertaining line-up of plays for you to enjoy.
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Victor’s Dung
The multi-award winning and hilarious comedy play 'Victor's Dung' is set in a farm yard, complete with it's very own dung heap, outdoor toilet, and rather poor broadband reception. Presented by Blue Hat Productions.
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A Journey with Hope
A Journey with Hope
'A Musical Celebration - Giving childhoods to children'. All profits will go to The Hope Foundation.
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The Imagination of Walter Ray
The award-winning Kisco Productions returns to original work with this absurdly weird, new show written and directed by Kelby Guilfoyle.
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Views from a Harbour
Each year we put a call out for short, 10 minute plays for a chosen setting. And each year authors from around the globe have risen to the challenge by submitting some wonderful scripts. Lasy year's event saw a record entry of 63 plays entered! However, only 10 of those plays can be staged.
This year the setting is 'Views from a Harbour' and we are looking forward to presenting a very entertaining line-up of plays for you to enjoy.
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The Merry Wives of Windsor
Shakespeare’s infamous knight-errant, Sir John Falstaff, has come to the township of Windsor in financial difficulties, and comes up with a plan to get himself some money – he will woo the wives of two local merchants, Page and Ford, seduce them both, and get the money he requires, in the hope that neither wives nor husbands find out the truth. All, unfortunately for Falstaff, does not go according to his plan.