by Rose Rushe
IT’s a return to Limerick for Donal O’Kelly’s one man show, ‘FIONNUALA’ at Theatre at the Savoy next Thursday 25 at 1pm and 6pm, and Friday 26, 1pm show only. Actor, writer, producer O’Kelly has created the character of Ambrose Keogh, who works for Shell.
When the tunnel-boring machine that he named Fionnuala sinks into the bog in Erris, he is confronted by another Fionnuala, protective sister/ swan of the Children of Lir.
She puts a ‘geas’ on him: hence he is bound to tell the truth about Shell’s operations, such as the attack on Willie Corduff in a site at Glengad.
Book for this humorous satire at www.limericktheatre.com
New for Theatre at the Savoy: Norma Lowney’s production of the Canadian 1950s detective series, ‘The Boneyard Man’, takes off with a new commission of two episodes per night from an October evening date onwards. Starring Dave Irwin, performer and pianist, with actors Lowney, Darren Maher, Karen Fitzgibbon and Kevin Kiely in multiple guises.
Fast moving brilliance booked by PayDay Productions, operating out of Savoy Hotel.
