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Enniscrone’s Niamh McGrath delivers a lockdown flavoured dose of caffeine-fuelled fun in this hilarious production ‘GomBean’, coming to The Dock on Thursday, February 16.
Set in a sleepy Sligo seaside village, the GomBean coffee van is the latest venture of former local Community Games contender, Grace O’Malley.
Grace’s life is literally turned upside down when her old nemesis from those long past (but never forgotten!) Community Games days, comes hurtling back into town.
Decades after making it big Ruby Stephens’ home coming sends Grace hurtling back to the 1990s and so starts the fun!
Grace’s new coffee van venture gets blown out of the water by Ruby as Grace contends to win back her title which she lost at the U18’s Community Games in ’94. Some dreams just can’t be stomped on!
Directed by our very own Seamus O’Rourke, this is going to be the laugh you need of a Thursday night in the middle of February.
For bookings, call the box office on 071 96 50 828 or visit www.thedock.ie
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