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3rd Lughnasa FrielFest, Derry~Londonderry 6th Happy Days: International Beckett Festival Enniskillen 2-19 August 2018
3rd Lughnasa FrielFest, Derry~Londonderry
6th Happy Days: International Beckett Festival Enniskillen
2-19 August 2018
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T H E O L D T u n E<br />
by Samuel Beckett<br />
Directed by Conall Morrison<br />
Starring Barry McGovern & Eamon Morrissey<br />
FESTIVAL NEW<br />
PRODUCTION<br />
Strule <strong>Arts</strong> Centre, Omagh<br />
Wednesday 1 August 1, 8pm<br />
The regal, Enniskillen<br />
Friday 3 August, 6.30pm<br />
Saturday 4 August, 3pm and 8.30pm<br />
Sunday 6 August, 5.30pm<br />
Tickets: £10 | Duration: 40mins<br />
TWO MEN LIVING on the margins of society, struggling to communicate,<br />
facing isolation and memory loss; it’s not hard to see why Beckett was drawn<br />
to his friend Robert Pinget’s play La Manivelle (The Crank) and offered to<br />
translate it into English. But Beckett went further than most translators,<br />
transposing the setting to Dublin and changing the characters, Gorman and<br />
Cream, to Irishmen.<br />
This new production is directed by Conall Morrison (whose Woyzeck in<br />
Winter received rave reviews in Galway and London last year). It’s being<br />
staged in The Regal in the heart of Enniskillen, a perfect setting with its<br />
atmosphere of faded 1950’s glory, and it stars two iconic Irish actors, Barry<br />
McGovern and Eamon Morrissey. This is a rare opportunity to see both<br />
The Old Tune itself and two of Ireland’s finest theatre actors performing on<br />
stage together.<br />
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