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This is a coming of age story, peopled with deliciously eccentric characters and surreally bizarre incidents. Brilliantly funny and seriously moving, it pulls at all the emotions. A real, cultural gem.
‘Peter Sheridan writes at the crossroads where hilarity and heartbreak, tenderness and savagery meet. The people who live there are often cruel, often magnificent, and always, always human. He captures them perfectly.’ Roddy Doyle ‘Memorable entertainment…wonderfully turned comic scenes.’ Robert Cremins, The Houston Chronicle ‘A funny, tender, and vividly rendered (show)…Sheridan has brilliantly re-created his delightful, poignant boyhood.’ Kirkus Reviews ‘Peter Sheridan has remade the lost world of sixties Dublin in this knock-out memoir, a gently powerful act of memory and love.’ Sebastian Barry May 28th - June 8th, 2012. Mon-Sat at 1.10pm (doors open at 12.50pm) Tickets: Low-price Mondays €8, Tues – Thurs €10, Fri – Sat €12. Light Lunch available €4. Show ends just after 2pm. PLEASE NOTE: We do not post out tickets, but will have a record of your booking at the door. Lunchtime shows start at 1.10pm (doors open from 12.50pm). Please arrive no later than 1pm. Thank you.
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| Bewley’s Cafe Theatre, 2nd Floor, 78 Grafton Street, Dublin 2. Ireland. E: info@bewleyscafetheatre.com. |