Beauty and the Beast

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Sean O'Casey Theatre, Wednesday 19th August - Saturday 22nd August

StageScreen Classes presents ‘Beauty and the Beast’.

Adapted and Directed by Conor Armstrong Sanfey
Step into a magical tale as old as time! Follow the courageous Belle as she finds herself trapped in an enchanted castle. Can she see past the Beast's monstrous exterior and discover his true heart?

A classic tale of love, redemption, and looking beyond appearances with a few surprises, twists and turns.

Times:
• 19th, 20th and the 21st August – 7.30pm
• 22nd August – 1pm


Date:
Wednesday 19th August - Saturday 22nd August
Time:
7.30pm (1pm Sat August 22nd)
Price:
€15 - €17
Address:
Sean O'Casey Community Centre, SEÁN O'CASEY COMMUNITY CENTRE, St Mary's Rd, East Wall, Dublin, Ireland

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