Riotous, rollicking, fun-filled fishy frolics.

This account of a raucous girls' night in Cork reveals truths about homosexuality, family support and unfinished relationships.

Pros: First-rate writing and direction, a stellar cast, thoughtful staging and a heartbreaking story. Cons: It is quite long (three hours). It’s Armagh, 1981, and the Carney family, abundant with elders, children, and a goose, are preparing for the annual harvest in a time rife with uncertainty. Seamus Carney’s body is found in a bog, with a bullet in his head, which leads his family down a slippery slope, whether they are aware of it or not, to a potential ...

A sheer delight! For those thirsting for a different type of show, then Clare Murphy’s Inisfail is a must see!

Great acting and design package heavy subject matter in an approachable and enjoyable way.