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Mon 13 & Tues 14 February 2012 at 8pm
Rough Magic presents Plaza Suite
Tickets: €20/€15
Friends: 2 for 1 · 3 for 2 · 6 for 3
Special Valentine's Day offer: Tickets, wine and chocolates for two for only €50!
"Sets the town laughing" The New York Times
One of Neil Simon's most popular and celebrated plays, Plaza Suite details the misadventures of three very different couples facing crucial moments in their lives - all set in the same room in New York's world-famous Plaza Hotel.
Neil Simon is one of America's most popular dramatists, author of the classics The Odd Couple and Brighton Beach Memoirs. Plaza Suite showcases Simon at his best – witty, sophisticated and deliciously funny.
Cast includes: Karen Ardiff, Stephen Brennan, Paul Curley, Darragh Kelly, Mark Lambert, Eleanor Methven and Ali White.
‘…a fantastically enjoyable night at the theatre.’ The Irish Times
‘…hugely enjoyable…’ Irish Independent
‘Do yourself a favour and beat the weather: it's a treat.’ – Sunday Independent
Under the leadership of Lynne Parker, Artistic Director and co-founder of Rough Magic, the company has in recent years become a major force in Irish Theatre, winning the Irish Theatre Award for Best Production four times in six years (Copenhagen 2002, Improbable Frequency 2004, The Taming of the Shrew 2006, Don Carlos 2007).
In Edinburgh, the company has won two Fringe First awards (Midden 2001, Take me Away 2004). The company’s accolades and critical acclaim are matched by popular success and high box office sales.
Rough Magic is committed to developing and producing new Irish work for the stage, commissioned from leading playwrights and theatre artists.
Rough Magic presents the best of contemporary international writing and innovative productions from the classical repertoire. The wide ranging work to date includes over 40 Irish premieres and the professional debuts of many Irish writers.
The company is also committed to the on-going professional development of the artists with whom it works and fosters new theatre artists by means of a strategic development inititative, known as the AIB SEEDS Programme.
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