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Civic Theatre, Friday 2nd September

This harrowing story led by an all female cast brings to life the darkness of the old Magdalen laundries. It tells the woeful tale of ‘fallen’ women who have had their babies snatched from them at birth by the order of Nuns and then given up for adoption, and their wretched lives of drudgery earning their keep in the laundry.

PERFORMED BY:
• Laura Callaghan
• Sharon Cullen
• Jean Lowry
• Nora Petton
• Emma Paxton


Date:
Friday 2nd September
Time:
8.00pm
Price:
€18 - €21
Address:
Civic Theatre, Tallaght, Dublin 24, Ireland

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