The Beauty Queen Of Leenane 1996

The Beauty Queen of Leenane

By Martin McDonagh
Directed by Garry Hynes

Druid presents a modern classic of Irish theatre. The Beauty Queen of Leenane by Martin McDonagh, is set in the mountains of Connemara and tells the story of Maureen Folan, a plain and lonely woman in her early 40s, and Mag, her manipulative, aging mother. Mag’s interference in Maureen’s first and potentially last romantic relationship sets in motion a chain of events that are as tragically funny as they are horrific.

Credits

Cast

  • Maureen Folan Marie Mullen
  • Mag Folan Anna Manahan
  • Pato Dooley Briain F. O’Byrne
  • Ray Dooley Tom Murphy

Creative Team

  • Director Garry Hynes
  • Assistant Director Mary Peate
  • Design Francis O’Connor
  • Sound Design David Murphy
  • Lighting Design Ben Ormerod
  • Costume Design Francis O’Connor

Production Team

  • Production Manger Tony Killeen
  • Stage Manager Penny Jones
  • Bernie Walsh
  • Technician and Operator Pete Ashton
  • Operator Andrew Smyth
  • Set Construction Alan Clarke
  • Set Carpenter Frank Gleeson
  • Wardrobe Gabrielle McGrath
  • Scenic Artist Adam Cutts
  • Prop Maker Mike Regan
  • Photography Amelia SteinIvan Kyncl
  • Graphic Design Iain Lanyon
  • General Manger Jane Daly
  • Press Office Moya McHugh
  • Administrator Anne Butler

Dates & Tickets

Galway Town Hall Theatre 15 - 19 October 1996

Cork Skibbereen Town Hall 22 - 23 October 1996

Oilean Chleire Lu’ na Gréine 25 - 26 October 1996

Kerry Siamsa Tíre, Tralee 28 October 1996

Kerry Portmagee Community Centre 29 October 1996

Clare Lisdoonvarna Town Hall 31 October 1996

Inis Meain Halla Naomh Eoin 2 November 1996

Inis Óirr An Halla 4 November 1996

Inis Mór Halla Rónáin 6 November 1996

Eniskillen Ardhowen Theatre 8 - 9 November 1996

Donegal Árainnmhór Community Centre 11 November 1996

Derry The Playhouse 13 - 14 November 1996

Rathlin Island Parochial Hall 16 November 1996

Bangor-Erris Parish Hall 20 - 21 November 1996

Leenane Parish Hall 23 November 1996

London Duke of York’s Theatre 29 November - 4 January 1997