Happy Days And Lonely Nights - Dickie Rock

The Cavalcaders explores the lives and loves of a community of characters in small-town Ireland. Set in an old-fashioned cobbler's shop, this is the story of a group of men who spend their days mending shoes and their nights as a barbershop quartet and singers of local legend. Their musical harmonies, however, are not reflected in their private lives.

The Cavalcaders is a wonderful memory play that explores the complexity of human relationships. With live music and a beautiful musical score, the play is both moving and entertaining as Billy Roche examines how men relate to men and to women.

'...an exquisite gem of a play.' - Irish Times

Tuesday, 29th October – Saturday, 2nd November 2013 @ 8pm

Admission: €20 & €16 concession, €10 (opening night, Tues 29th Oct)

Cavalcaders - Lampost - Rehearsal

Peter Sheridan On John Murray

Beyond the Brooklyn Sky

Excerpt from Dave at Large

From the team that brought you ‘In Search of Mr B’ comes a sparkling new comedy that celebrates the work of Dave Allen, the iconic comedian from Firhouse, Dublin 24 who broke through internationally as one of the most challenging yet fondly remembered Irish comedians of his day. Funny, irreverent and touching, ‘Dave at Large’ reinvents Allen’s fabled comedy routines about politics, sex, religion and family for a modern audience. Three actors take up the challenge of portraying Allen as this new play daringly explores the complex life of a master comic. Starring Bryan Murray with Michael Bates and Tara Breathnach.

'Wicked Bible' excerpt from Dave at Large

'Pope John' excerpt from Dave at Large

Close your eyes as live music, sound effects, and smells swirl around you, awakening your senses. It’s the floods of 2011. David, an old sailor with failing sight, mops a leak in his kitchen all night. His family are out of reach and the Council are too busy to help. As the rain pours and the waters rise, a lifetime of memories flows through his head. Struggling to keep mind and body together, can he weather the storm and plot his course to a new dawn?

Audience with sight loss can enjoy this play in the dark. Optional blindfolds provided.

- See more at: https://www.civictheatre.ie/whats-on/the-flood/2017-04-28/

Civic Theatre, Tallaght