| Cast |
| Dermod |
Marty Donovan |
| Grainne |
Kathy Holahan |
| Fintan |
Stephen Heffernan |
| Niamh |
Mary Kate Brophy |
| Miss Manning |
Taryn McKenna |
| James Usheen |
Mick Kenna |
| Hoolihan |
Barney Farrelly |
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| Production |
| Director |
Tom Kearney |
| Assistant Director |
Georgina Chapman |
| Producer |
Larry Coughlin |
| Stage Manager |
Kate McNally |
| Stage Manager |
Myra McWilliams |
| Lights |
Liam Briick |
| Sound |
Dave Branigan |
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About The Play
An upwardly mobile couple living in an upscale Dublin suburb, and their business
partner are showing what real patriotism is all about-selling it in the form of
hotels. Each room in the Patrick Pearse Motel is decorated with a portrait of a
national hero. Unbeknown to her loving husband, the lady of the house is
plotting a tryst with an old flame, a television personality famed for his
rudeness. Soon the stage is filled with mistaken identities, dropped trousers, a
flimsy negligee and false accusations. On a rainy night at the Patrick Pearse
Motel, the characters crisscross paths, threaten one another with a shillelagh
and hide in closets. A hysterical bedroom farce that will have you wondering how
will all of this turn out and who will get out alive?
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