A story of love, rivalry and betrayal – Synge’s best-known work is a must-see from this multi-award winning company.'
Synge’s great comic masterpiece tells the story of Christy Mahon, who stumbles into a public house in County Mayo claiming he has killed his father and so capturing the romantic attention of the daughter of the house, Pegeen Mike.
One of Ireland’s most lauded theatre companies, Druid crafts its work beautifully and creates an exceptional mix of unmissable theatre.
‘this production is simply the best I have ever seen…this is definite ‘Playboy’ and it ill behoves anyone in this theatregoing age to miss it’- Irish Times
Credits
Cast
Christopher Mahon Maelíosa Stafford
Old Mahon Mick Lally
Michael James Flaherty Paddy Dooney
Margaret Flaherty Brid Brennan
Shawn Keogh Séan McGinley
Widow Quinn Marie Mullen
Philly Cullen Ray McBride
Jimmy Farrell Mairtin Jamsie
Sara Tansey Bairbre N’ Chaoimh
Susan Brady Joan Sheehy
Honor Blake Pauline McLynn
Creative Team
Director Garry Hynes
Design Garry Hynes & Stephen Plant
Lighting Design Barbara Bradshaw
Production Team
Production Manager John Ashton
Set Construction/ Stage Manager Steve Plant
Set Construction Padraig O’Neill
Lighting Operation Tom Conroy, Steve Ward
Props Moya McHugh
Poster Robert Armstrong
Programme/ Publicity Jerome Hynes
Photography Mark Kilroy
Publicity Ollie Jennings, Sharon Keane
Associate Designer Frank Conway
Trainee Stage Manager Padraic O’Neill
Artistic Director Garry Hynes
Administrative Assistant Maureen Hughes
Box Office Orfhlaith Stafford
Administrator/ Company Secretary Jerome Hynes
Dates & Tickets
Galway
Clifden Town Hall
4 February 1985
Mayo
Castlebar Town Hall
6 February 1985
Mayo
Kiltimagh Town Hall
7 February 1985
Roscommon
St. Nathy’s College, Ballaghdereen
9
- 10 February 1985
Leitrim
Ballinamore Community Centre
12 February 1985
Cavan
St. Patrick’s Hall, Shercock
14
- 15 February 1985
Carlow
Presentation Primary School
17 February 1985
Kilkenny
St. Brigid’s, Callan
18 February 1985
Tipperary
Clonmel VEC Hall
21 February 1985
London
Donmar Warehouse Theatre
26 February
- 23 March 1985