Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime

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The Teacher's Club, Tuesday 26th May - Saturday 30th May

This immersive play is based on the dark comedy by Oscar Wilde. With a cast of fourteen, this is a show not to be missed!

Lord Arthur Savile's Crime follows the seemingly fortunate Lord Arthur, a young aristocrat on the brink of a perfect marriage, whose life is abruptly unsettled be a chilling prediction. At a high-society gathering, a palm reader reveals that Arthur is destined to commit a terrible crime. What begins as an amusing curiosity quickly takes hold of his mind, transforming his engagement and future into something shadowed be inevitability and dread.

Times:

  • The show runs from Tuesday 26th May at 9pm.
  • From Wednesday 27th – Saturday 30th there are two shows a night one at 7pm and one at 9pm.
  • On Saturday 30th there is a matinee at 3.30pm as well as the 7pm and 9pm showings.

Date:
Tuesday 26th May - Saturday 30th May
Time:
Varies
Price:
€18
Address:
The Teachers Club:36, Parnell Square West, Rotunda, Dublin 1, Ireland

Google Map of The Teachers Club:36, Parnell Square West, Rotunda, Dublin 1, Ireland

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