County Limerick, Ireland, 1999. One magical afternoon in the fields of Corcamore, free-spirited Katie, arrives to paint Clugh-a-Regan, the legendary standing stone. As she sits the fabric of time stars to shift, and she is joined by younger incarnations of Triona, her mother, and Catherine, her grandmother. As the day unfolds, the three women begin to talk to each other about their lives and loves, try to make sense of the past and discuss their hopes for the future. Through their intensely personal stories, a portrait of a family, a country and a century takes shape. With his customary wit, sensitivity and fierce intelligence, award-winning playwright Hugh Leonard takes us on a fascinating journey, by turns nostalgic, comic and poignant.T1469028518Company London Classic Theatre. Director Michael Cabot. | |
| 28 Oct 05 | Arc Theatre, Trowbridge :: V881281219 listing details L0327092667 |
| 19 Oct 05 | Norden Farm Centre for the Arts, Maidenhead :: V1294444431 listing details L1817065787 |
| 6 Oct 05 | Roses Theatre, Tewkesbury :: V99 listing details L1416507646 |
| 22 Sep 05 to 23 Sep 05 | Ardhowen Theatre, Enniskillen :: V555 listing details L701808473 |
| 13 Sep 05 to 14 Sep 05 | Theatr Clwyd, Mold :: V810 listing details L1519354044 |
T0997522549Company Abbey Theatre. Director Patrick Mason. Design Joe Vanek. Lighting Mick Hughes. Music Conor Linehan. Performer Karen Ardiff. Performer Ingrid Craigie. Performer Catherine Walsh. | |
| 24 May 99 to 28 May 99 | Lyric Theatre, Belfast :: V552 listing details L1619983340 |
