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Donegal Drama Circle kicked off their run in the Donegal Bay and Bluestacks Festival 2025 with the Odd Couple (Female Version) to a packed house in Leghowney Hall. Click on the arrows to see Siobhan McGowan's photos of the evening
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The play is a hilarious comedy and the audience were left entertained and exhausted from the laughing.
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On a more sombre note, the director Christian Carbin paid a heartfelt tribute to a former member of the Donegal Drama Circe Mary Rose Carr citing her involvement with local drama from Drimarone to Leghowney to Donegal Town with the crowd joining him in a final round of applause for a very special and wonderful woman.
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The Odd Couple (Female Version) runs until Saturday night at 8pm nightly.
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