Crooked House and Newbridge Women’s Shed join forces for stage production

Crooked House and Newbridge Women’s Shed have joined forces to produce Milis, which will be staged on June 6 at 8pm.

Milis means sweet in Gaeilge. This performance was devised by the women of the Newbridge Women’s Shed group collaborating with Crooked House over several weeks.

They met once a week and created scenes, images, dialogue and episodes that explore several themes of importance to the women. The performance will feature a celebration of the women’s lives and insight into their experiences.

The workshops were facilitated by Peter Hussey and a talented team of international artists supported by the European Solidarity Corps and Erasmus+ programmes. They are Ricard Garcia Ganem, Yakup Bas, Pauline Sartori and Roberta Morella.

The performance is under one hour and all welcome to attend. This is a free event and can be booked through the Riverbank website on www.riverbank.ie