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Wed 25 - Sat 28 Feb 8pm<br />

Tickets E22.50/E20 concession<br />

The Lyric <strong>Theatre</strong> and An Grianán <strong>Theatre</strong><br />

The Home Place<br />

By Brian Friel<br />

Mon 23 - Sat 28 Feb 8.30pm<br />

Tickets E12/E10 concession<br />

Artemis <strong>Theatre</strong> Co<br />

THE<br />

CONSCIENCE<br />

OF THE KING<br />

By Anthony Daly<br />

Versailles 1670- Louis XIV, King<br />

of France has fallen madly in love<br />

with Madame de Montespan. He<br />

discovers, to his horror, that she<br />

has betrayed him and everything<br />

he stands for. How can you love<br />

someone you cannot trust?<br />

It is the summer of 1878, a time of unrest and the early days<br />

of the Home Rule movement. The fateful events of The Home<br />

Place take place over a single day at The Lodge in Ballybeg,<br />

the Donegal home of the Gores, a planter family.<br />

The Gores, father and son, are both in love with Margaret,<br />

their housekeeper. All three pursue a hopeful dream of<br />

freedom from their history and heritage and the “awful<br />

burden” of the big house. The situation quickly unravels,<br />

accelerated by Gore’s cousin Richard, who unwittingly<br />

insults and inflames the local population during an<br />

already volatile time.<br />

Friel’s brilliantly crafted drama continues the historical<br />

probing which in Translations examines the tragic effects of<br />

a military operation to map the physical contours of the<br />

Irish landscape. In this, his latest play, a scientific exercise to<br />

determine the Irish character unleashes the tragedy, which<br />

revolves around the ideas of national identity, love and<br />

belonging. Beautifully written, this is classic Friel.<br />

Directed by Mick Gordon; Designed by Ferdia Murphy;<br />

Costume Design by Sinead Cuthbert, Lighting Design by<br />

Mark Howland. Cast includes Ian McElhinney, Lalor Roddy,<br />

Lisa Lambe, Aislinn McGuckian, Miche Doherty, Julia Dearden.<br />

<strong>Town</strong><br />

<strong>Hall</strong><br />

studio<br />

<strong>Town</strong><br />

<strong>Hall</strong><br />

<strong>Theatre</strong>

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