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Online, Wednesday 10th June

Howie the Rookie – by Mark O'Rowe, Live @ The Lock Inn.

Glass Mask Theatre stage this live production of Mark O'Rowe's seminal play – online! Two of Ireland's most exciting young actors, Rex Ryan (Tonight With Donny Stixx, Hamlet, Quantico) and Stephen Jones (Dublin Oldschool, Between the Canals, Love/Hate) star. The pair will host live Q&As to conclude each performance.

Mark O'Rowe's brutal and beautiful modern classic was the subject of a widely acclaimed 20-year anniversary revival from Glass Mask early this year and now returns as a specially commissioned online performance. An adventure of two people fighting for survival and meaning in a Dublin city pulsing with violence and ablaze with danger.


Date:
Wednesday 10th June
Time:
8.00pm
Price:
€10

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