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Frank Hardy has a gift. A gift of healing.
A frayed banner hangs outside a desolate village hall. The sick, the suffering and the desperate arrive from out of the wind and the rain. They come in search of restoration, a cure. They are promised ‘a performance’, an opportunity to spend an intimate moment with a mercurial showman, who offers hope and salvation to the afflicted.
Through the 1950s and 1960s, Hardy and his wife, Grace, travel to remote corners of Scotland and Wales, before eventually returning to Frank’s native Ireland. Accompanied by his manager Teddy, they move from village to village, bringing with them an unpredictable mix of theatricality and the spiritual.
Using four enthralling monologues to interweave the stories of these three intriguing characters, Brian Friel takes us on an extraordinary journey of shifting perspectives and uncertain memories.
Brian Friel (1929-2015) was an award-winning Irish playwright and author. He is widely regarded as one of Ireland’s greatest dramatists, having written over thirty plays across six decades. His major works include Translations, Dancing at Lughnasa, Molly Sweeney and Philadelphia, Here I Come!
Cast: Paul Carroll, Gina Costigan, Jonathan Ashley
Directed by Michael Cabot
Designed by Bek Palmer
Lighting by Matthew Green
Tour Dates:
5-9 September - New Vic, Newcastle-under-Lyme
12-16 September - The Mix, Theatr Clwyd
19-23 September - Malvern Theatres
26-27 September - The Theatre, Chipping Norton
28-30 September - Lighthouse, Poole
3-7 October - Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds
10 October - Hawk's Well Theatre, Sligo
11-12 October - Millennium Forum, Derry
13 October - Theatre at the Mill, Newtownabbey
14 October - Ramor Theatre, Virginia
18 October - Middlesbrough Theatre
19 October - Alnwick Playhouse
20-21 October - Brunton Theatre, Musselburgh
24 October - Arena Theatre, Wolverhampton
25-26 October - Stamford Arts Centre
27-28 October - Lichfield Garrick Theatre
31 October - 4 November - Cambridge Arts Theatre
7-11 November - Eastbourne Theatres
14-16 November - Theatre Royal Winchester
17 November - Connaught Theatre, Worthing
A frayed banner hangs outside a desolate village hall. The sick, the suffering and the desperate arrive from out of the wind and the rain. They come in search of restoration, a cure. They are promised ‘a performance’, an opportunity to spend an intimate moment with a mercurial showman, who offers hope and salvation to the afflicted.
Through the 1950s and 1960s, Hardy and his wife, Grace, travel to remote corners of Scotland and Wales, before eventually returning to Frank’s native Ireland. Accompanied by his manager Teddy, they move from village to village, bringing with them an unpredictable mix of theatricality and the spiritual.
Using four enthralling monologues to interweave the stories of these three intriguing characters, Brian Friel takes us on an extraordinary journey of shifting perspectives and uncertain memories.
Brian Friel (1929-2015) was an award-winning Irish playwright and author. He is widely regarded as one of Ireland’s greatest dramatists, having written over thirty plays across six decades. His major works include Translations, Dancing at Lughnasa, Molly Sweeney and Philadelphia, Here I Come!
Cast: Paul Carroll, Gina Costigan, Jonathan Ashley
Directed by Michael Cabot
Designed by Bek Palmer
Lighting by Matthew Green
Tour Dates:
5-9 September - New Vic, Newcastle-under-Lyme
12-16 September - The Mix, Theatr Clwyd
19-23 September - Malvern Theatres
26-27 September - The Theatre, Chipping Norton
28-30 September - Lighthouse, Poole
3-7 October - Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds
10 October - Hawk's Well Theatre, Sligo
11-12 October - Millennium Forum, Derry
13 October - Theatre at the Mill, Newtownabbey
14 October - Ramor Theatre, Virginia
18 October - Middlesbrough Theatre
19 October - Alnwick Playhouse
20-21 October - Brunton Theatre, Musselburgh
24 October - Arena Theatre, Wolverhampton
25-26 October - Stamford Arts Centre
27-28 October - Lichfield Garrick Theatre
31 October - 4 November - Cambridge Arts Theatre
7-11 November - Eastbourne Theatres
14-16 November - Theatre Royal Winchester
17 November - Connaught Theatre, Worthing
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