Green & Blue

Green & Blue comes to Kilt yclogher Community Centre on April 17th. explores painful and humorous realities faced by the individuals who patrolled the border during the conflict in and about Northern Ireland. Based on an oral archive of RUC and An Garda Síochána officers, the production fuses theatre and film to l ook at the person behind the uniform.

After the one hour performance there will be an opportunit y to engage with the Play wright Laurence McKeown and Director Paula McFetridge about the play.

“At one point we took on a role that became an identit y and that identit y now defines us. We’re a uniform, not real people”.

Free Admission

Group or Individual Bookings: Email Numbers/Names/Contact number per group to if iadmin@ theglenscentre.com Tel: The Glens Centre 071 985 583 The Performance will be on our website (in due course) - please note a 1€charge applies for online bookings.

https://glenscentre.ticketsolve.com/ shows/873587462 holding the Community Recognition Award presented to them by the Tubbercurry Chamber of Commerce Pic; Tom Callanan)

Geraldine Brennan of Tubbercurry Chamber of Commerce makes a special Community Recognition Award to Brendan McGowan and Brid Colleran of the Western Drama Festival. Also in photo, Benny Henry and Eileen Davey, Roger McCarrick and Sean Armstrong (Pic;...

Billy Kilgannon and Cllr. Margaret Gormley at the presentation of a Community Award to the Western Drama Festival ( Pic; Tom Callanan )

Sean and Una McDonagh, with Maria and Gerard Flynn at the Chamber presentation in Cawley’s Hotel

Members of the Western Drama Festival Committee