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THE CLANCY KID AND BAIT Opens Next Week at The New Theatre

By: May. 16, 2017
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Next week, The New Theatre is delighted to welcome Reality:Check productions back to The New Theatre with their world premiere of two stories, 'The Clancy Kid & Bait' adapted for the stage from Colin Barrett's award-winning book of short stories, Young Skins. Set in the fictional Co.Mayo town of Glanbeigh, these stories deftly explore the wayward lives and loves of young men in contemporary post-boom Ireland. Show runs from 22nd May - 3rd June.


Young Skins - The Clancy Kid & Bait
By Colin Barrett
Presented by Reality:Check Productions

Dates: May 22nd -June 3rd, 7.30pm Tickets: €16 (€12.50 concession)


About the Show:
The World Premiere of two stories - The Clancy Kid & Bait, adapted for the stage from the award winning book of collected stories, Young Skins by Colin Barret.

Set in the fictional Co.Mayo town of Glanbeigh, these stories deftly explore the wayward lives and loves of young men in contemporary post-boom Ireland.


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Cyclops Adapted by Peter Reid from James Joyce's Ulysses

Dates: June 5th - 24th, 7.30pm Tickets: €16 (€12.50 concession)

About the Show:
Set in Barney Kiernan's pub, where a one eyed nationalist "THE CITIZEN" violently defends the superiority of the Celts. Actively encouraged by his increasingly drunk and loquacious companions as they mix gossip, florid and ridiculous tales of Irish history. The unfortunate Bloom enters. Molly's liaison with Blazes Boylan sits heavy on his mind. The pub's patrons dislike Bloom and all are aware of Molly's infidelity. Bloom and The Citizen row about race, nationality while the others snigger about Bloom's inability to satisfy his wife's needs.

A play full of drunkenness, song, history, infidelity and the everlasting question of who belongs where. Using the chapter as a framework to hang the story Bloom's troublesome day, it's a tragi-comic slice of Dublin life that holds more than enough resonances for the Ireland of today.


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Abbey School of Drama Showcase Presented by Flying Turtle Productions

Dates: June 26th - July 1st Tickets: TBA


About the Showcase:
A series of presentations for 3 different advanced courses from Flying Turtle Productions and the Abbey School of Drama. Flying Turtle Productions was founded by Kathleen Warner Yeates and it is a company that engages writers, directors and actors for the purpose of tuition in the performing arts, film and theatre production, corporate training, wellness, and sharing methodologies. See our website at www.flyingturtleproductions.com

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