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AFTER receiving standing ovations during their recent run in Pallasgreen and Kilmallock, Grean Drama group is hitting the road once again.
They are bringing A Skull in Connemara, by Martin McDonagh, to the stage in The Teach, Cloverfield, under the expert direction of Ann O'Dwyer, this weekend. The performance is on this Sunday, April 6 at 8pm.
One of the Leenane trilogy, A Skull in Connemara tells the story of Mick Dowd, a gravedigger, who has the arduous task of making room in the local graveyard for any new arrivals.
When he has to move his deceased wife, things take a turn when past suspicions regarding her death come back to haunt him.
Ann promises plenty of laughs in this dramatic comedy.
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The cast is made up of William Ryan, Joseph O'Dwyer, Bernie O'Carroll and Paul Jenkins with the support of the hard-working crew of John O'Dwyer, Mike English and Garry Fraher.
Tickets cost €15 (over 12s only).
For more pictures from last weekend's shows in Friars' Gate, click 'Next'
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