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Dolly and Mick are at The Glens Arts Centre, Manorhamilton at 8pm this Saturday, May 4th
Seamus Moran is best known for his role as Bistro owner Mike Gleeson in Fair City. He also presented a six-part TV series, Hollywood in Éirinn, on TG4.
His theatre show, Dolly and Mick, is a funny, engaging story with a poignant denouement that echoes the love and hope, disillusion and despair, passion and perseverance that colours their relationship.
Dolly and Mick is a great night out, with comedy, drama and several well-known songs, performed live. He’s a widower from Limerick, she’s a divorcee from Arkansas and together they tell their story, from their hilarious meeting at the Lisdoonvarna Matchmaking Festival, through to Dolly’s final shocking revelation that threatens to rent them asunder.
This Saturday, May 4th at The Glens Arts Centre, Manorhamilton 8pm.
Tickets at www.theglenscentre.com or at 071 9855833 (office hours).
Séamus is joined by Sinéad Murphy who has worked extensively as an actor and musician in theatre and film. She has toured with the 3 Tenors in Ireland and also toured the world with her award winning and critically acclaimed show ‘Songs of Joyce’.
Film and TV credits include Bridget & Eamon (RTE), Sharon Horgan’s Bad Sisters (Apple TV).
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