O’Rourke’s Indigestion brings laughter, tears, and hope

Celebrated writer and actor Seamus O’Rourke brings his new play ‘Indigestion’ to Lime Tree Theatre.

ACCLAIMED as sensitive, hilarious, intelligent, absolutely compelling, and refreshingly forthright, the latest play by celebrated writer and actor Seamus O’Rourke, titled Indigestion, is making its way to Lime Tree Theatre on Thursday October 31. 

This heartfelt and humorous production tells the story of an unnamed man navigating the ups and downs of life, always feeling slightly out of control.

Set against the backdrop of rural Ireland and London, Indigestion delves into the madness and struggles of a simple man sent off to London at the tender age of 17. The protagonist battles depression, obesity, anger issues, and the complexities of love. Despite facing loss and returning to Ireland to even more misfortune, the play offers a glimmer of hope through it all.

O’Rourke’s signature storytelling style brings this character to life in a way that blends laughter with tears, making the audience reflect on their own lives. Through fifty years of the protagonist’s emotional journey, audiences will recognise the shared human experiences of struggle, resilience, and the pursuit of happiness.

Indigestion is not just a tale of personal hardship but a celebration of life’s small victories, told with O’Rourke’s trademark wit and charm. Known for his engaging, down-to-earth style, O’Rourke has once again proven his ability to connect with audiences by capturing the essence of Irish storytelling, where humour and heartbreak are never far apart.

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Indigestion promises to be a theatre experience that stays with audiences long after the curtain falls. This play is Seamus O’Rourke doing what he does best—telling stories that remind us of the beauty and struggle of everyday life, with hope always shining through.

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