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At Riverbank Arts Theatre
Theatre lovers are in for a treat this month as the Newbridge Drama Group takes to the stage at the Riverbank Arts Centre in Co Kildare with a compelling double bill of one-act plays.
The event, titled A Night of One Act Plays, will run from the 21st to the 24th of May at 8 p.m. each evening.
The showcase features two distinct productions: Dead Man’s Bells by Méabh de Brún, directed by Carol Duffy, and The End of the Beginning by renowned playwright Seán O’Casey, directed by Sharon Coyle.
Dead Man’s Bells offers a fresh and thought-provoking narrative, while O’Casey’s The End of the Beginning brings classic Irish humour and wit to the stage. Together, these plays promise an engaging night of drama, reflection, and entertainment.
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With a strong reputation for quality productions, the Newbridge Drama Group once again invites audiences to enjoy a night of compelling performance and local talent.
Tickets are available through the Riverbank Arts Centre box office.
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