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Dundalk’s M.A.D Youth Theatre presents “This is a Room” a play directed by Kwasie Boyce and written by Carys Corburn.
The play will be performed at An Tain Arts Centre from 12th- 14th April with the show starting at 8.00pm.
Supported by An Tain Arts Centre, Creative Ireland Louth and Youth Theatre Ireland, This is a Room explores how our homes shape us.
It's a play made up of moments, some of which are stories and some of which are chats with the audience. Some are both.
Someone's mother can't wait for her to move out.
Someone shares a room with his brother, who's pushing thirty.
Someone has never seen an eggplant before. and someone has been homeless since his eighteenth birthday.
This play is about facing the future. Which we all are all the time - and feeling ready or not.
There is dark content throughout so the play is 14+
Tickets are €13.50 plus a €1.50 booking fee, and can be purchased from An Tain Arts Centre
Licence fee donated to BeLonG To Youth Services. A national organisation supporting lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex (LGBTI+) young people in Ireland.
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