Greenore Drama Group return to delight audiences with new show
The Greenore Drama Group are ready to delight audiences with a new production.
Following the successful production in 2016 of a ‘Time to Remember’, a play written by Michael Ferguson to mark the centenary of the Connemara / Retriever sea tragedy off Greenore in Carlingford Lough on November 3rd 1916, they now present the Sam Cree comedy, ‘Separate Beds’, directed by John Noonan. First performed in 1970, this comedy tells the story of Arthur and Claire Marshall who are separated but for the sake of their their daughter and blushing bride to be they agree to act like a happily married couple to impress the strict, old fashioned and soon to be Mother-in-law. A task which isn’t easy when also dealing with a forgetful, old Reverend and a maid and painter who can’t keep their hands off the drinks tray. Not to mention a lusty neighbour after Arthur’s affections.
The all local cast includes Michael McCumiskey, Anne Larkin, Pamela Hughes, John Noonan, Teresa Woods, Suzanne Marner, Fintan Murtagh, Thomas McGrane and Marie Hughes. The cast take to the stage in the Assembly Rooms, Greenore a venue with a long tradition of stage performances over the last century, on Friday November 9 at 8p.m. There will be further performances later in the month on Sunday November 11 and Saturday November 17.
Booking advisable and tickets, €10, available from any cast member or contact 087-2620174 / 085-7822791.