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The cast and crew
Mary Power Cooney, founder and artistic director of Theatrics, presents Alex Newcomb of Tiglin with a cheque for €1,800, the proceeds of Theatrics Teen Ensemble's production of 'Dubs' which ran for two nights last week in the Moat Theatre, Naas.
The 17 members of the cast and the crew of the play are also pictured.
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Tiglin is a charity that supports young people at risk of homelessness.
Jigginstown Manor in Naas is one of its facilities.
Dubs is a contemporary Irish play by Anthony Goulding and Killian Kirwan devised with Complex Youth Theatre, Dublin.
Inspired by James Joyce’s short story The Dead, the play takes a deep dive into the contemporary political landscape of Ireland. It addresses such critical issues as the housing crisis and our cultural heritage.
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