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SUMMARY:The Dream Can't Sleep
DESCRIPTION:Friday 6th and Saturday 7th September\n\nREHEARSED READING\nFriday @ 1pm\nSaturday @ 7.30pm\n\nThe Dream Can’t Sleep\nWritten by Amber Deasy\n\n“B: Do you think we could have been happy at home?\nA: I don’t know.” \nThe Dream Can’t Sleep follows two young Irish immigrants living in London in their early twenties chasing a dream. Throughout a sleepless night they wrestle their anxieties\, ponder if dolphins like wearing hats and wonder if they ever should have left home at all. \nThis piece is a dynamic two-hander that explores what life is like for these modern Irish immigrants\, the relationship we have with home and how dreams can often imprison us more than they set us free. \nWritten & Directed by: Amber Deasy\nPerformed by: Jack O Shaughnessy & Imogen Deasy \nThe Dream Can’t Sleep is part of our Catalyst 2024 programme. A collaboration between Cork Arts Theatre and The Everyman\, supported by Cork City Council Arts Office\, Catalyst aims to provide a platform for the work of early career theatre artists in the city. \nTickets: €8\n*Booking fees apply.
URL:https://corkartstheatre.com/event/the-dream-cant-sleep/
LOCATION:Cork Arts Theatre\, Carroll's Quay\, Cork\, T23 X72D\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:Eurydice
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday 11th – Saturday 14th September @ 8pm\nwith Relaxed Performance on Thursday 12th*\n\nEurydice\nby Sarah Ruhl\n\nOrpheus was the greatest musician in the world. His wife\, Eurydice\, died on their wedding day. Determined to bring her back\, Orpheus journeyed to the Underworld. His music convinced the devil to allow Eurydice to follow him back to the surface on one condition: he must not look back until they emerged. Just before reaching the surface\, Orpheus looked back\, and Eurydice was lost forever. \nSarah Ruhl’s Eurydice revisits this myth from the heroine’s perspective. Blending magical realism with humour\, it portrays Eurydice’s journey as she navigates the Underworld and rediscovers her identity. \nThis playful new staging features original music by local artists as well as a cast comprised entirely of graduates and students from MTU Cork School of Music. \nEurydice – Ellie-Doris Fogarty\nFather – Ben Holman\nOrpheus – Davide Marrinelli\nNasty Interesting Man – Pierce Joseph\nBig Stone – Richie Broad\nLittle Stone – Ava Manning\nLoud Stone – Lotta Vainionpaa \nDirectors – Mollie Savage and Ben Holman\nSound Designer – Matthew Lucas\nStage Manager – John Clapham \nBand – Abe Gittins-Harris\, Niamh Hayes\, Sam Cullen\, Ben Holman and Matthew Lucas. \n*A relaxed performance of Eurydice will be held on Thursday\, September 12. \nThis accessible show caters to people with learning disabilities\, autism\, or anyone who benefits from a relaxed environment. \nFor more information\, contact: eurydicerelaxedperformance@gmail.com \n‘Eurydice’ is part of our Catalyst 2024 programme . A collaboration between Cork Arts Theatre and The Everyman\, supported by Cork City Council Arts Office\, Catalyst aims to provide a platform for the work of early career theatre artists in the city. \nTickets: €16\, €12\n*Booking fees apply.
URL:https://corkartstheatre.com/event/eurydice/
LOCATION:Cork Arts Theatre\, Carroll's Quay\, Cork\, T23 X72D\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:I\, Banquo
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday 18th – Saturday 21st September @ 8pm\nMatinee – Saturday 21st @ 3pm\n\nCork Underground Theatre presents\n\nI\, Banquo\n\nby Tim Crouch\n\n“Just Imagine\, anyway.\nJust imagine even if it isn’t true\, not really true that we are\, and how could it be seeing as we’ve only just met\, but just Imagine that we’re FRIENDS” \nWhat would you sacrifice to achieve your dreams? Your friends? Your morals? Your soul? Banquo stood by Macbeth’s side as a friend and equal when he was promised it all. He looked on in awe as the 3 crones foretold Macbeth’s rise. But it could have been him\, had things played out differently. No hard feelings. \nJoin Banquo in “I\, Banquo\,” a compelling exploration of the events of the infamous Scottish play. Through his eyes\, we revisit what might have been\, what was\, and what could yet be. Featuring original music performed by Banquo’s surviving son\, Fleance\, this production brings a new dimension to a timeless tale of ambition and consequence. \nDirected by Matt Palliser-Kehoe\nStarring Pearse O’Donoghue\nFeaturing Rob Doherty on Guitar\nOriginal Music by Shivaun Alouf\nSet Design by Jude O’Neill \nTickets: €18\n*Booking fees apply.
URL:https://corkartstheatre.com/event/i-banquo/
LOCATION:Cork Arts Theatre\, Carroll's Quay\, Cork\, T23 X72D\, Ireland
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SUMMARY:Icarus and the Man God
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday 25th – Saturday 28th September @ 8pm\n\nIcarus and the Man God\n\nby Derry Cotter\n\nThe Dolans are a typical American family. Jordan’s father thinks his son will be the next big football star\, and while the aspiring quarterback spends his time honing his skills\, his sister practises her cheerleading drills. \nMeanwhile\, a charismatic Trump is storming the country\, spreading his gospel of fear and awe\, and promising to drain the swamp and make America great again. Like Icarus\, Jordan is helpless to resist the lure of Trump’s flame\, and his family is plunged into a crisis that threatens to destroy them. \nA tragicomedy\, Icarus and the Man God delves deep into the enigma that is Donald Trump\, and the repercussions of Trumpism for friend and foe alike. \nDirected by Pat Lehane and starring:\nDenise Goggin\nTomás  Healy\nDenise Marcos\nJohn McCaffrey\nSam Torres\nAlex Walsh \nTickets: €18\n*Booking fees apply.
URL:https://corkartstheatre.com/event/icarus-and-the-man-god/
LOCATION:Cork Arts Theatre\, Carroll's Quay\, Cork\, T23 X72D\, Ireland
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