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Monday
21st April COMPANTAS LIR, CLAREGALWAY presents "Dry Rot" by JOHN CHAPMAN (by kind permission of Jsoef Weinberger Ltd./DLI Agents) |
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CAST |
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Colonel
Wagstaff ..........................................................................................................
Philip Cribbin Mrs.
Wagstaff ...............................................................................................................
Carmel Kenny Beth
Barton.......................................................................................................................
Liz Hession Susan
Wagstaff.................................................................................................
Bernadette Prendergast John
Kelly.....................................................................................................................
Declan Varely Fred
Phillips................................................................................................................
Paddy Greaney Alfred
Bolger................................................................................................................
John Heneghan Flash
Harry ,...................................,.................................................................................
Simon Kavanagh Albert
Polignac.........................................................................................................
5eamus McNulty Sergeant
Fire...........................................................................................................
Fedelma O'Rourke |
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Producer: Ann Greaney Stage Manager: Patsy Cahalan Set: Regis Golding, Tony Brodrick, John Whelan, Kevin Duffy, John Brennan, Mick Dwyer, Fabrice Gapaillard. Lighting:
Frank Moran & Adrian Moran. Sound: Tom Maguire Make-up: Ann Moran & Sheila Manion Props.: Mary Duggan & Aibhe Hession Costumes: Breege Conneely |
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The Play: The play is set in an old manor house in Ireland. It is now owned by a retired English Colonel and his wife. They run it as a small hotel with the help of their daughter Susan and a maid called Beth. A businessman from Ireland, his secretary, his helper and a friend come over to stay for a few days. Things are not what they seem to be and as the plot unfolds we find out that these are not honest people but crooks who want to switch a horse in a big race. A jockey also comes to stay at this hotel and gets caught up in the mayhem that occurs. This play is an hilarious farce and full of action throughout. |
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The
Group: Compantas Lir was founded in 1982 and is based in
Claregalway. Each autumn they run a successful supper theatre. The
group, which has enjoyed considerable success on the Festival circuit
since 1986, has qualified for the All-Ireland Confined Finals on a
number of occasions. |
