Mortal Sin

Mortal Sin

Bewley's Cafe Theatre, Monday 18th August - Saturday 6th September

In the wake of JFK’s assassination, Colm and Peggy, two best friends in the town of Cundannon hatch a plan – stage a protest and get a day off school to honour the fallen U.S. president. Sure, they got one when the Pope died?

Mortal Sin is a bold, heartfelt, and sharply witty exploration of what it means to grow up different in an Ireland where the Church controls everything from the classroom to confession.

Through rapid-fire monologues, character switches and flashes of fantasy, Colm and Peggy paint a vivid portrait of their world, from Sunday mass to Audrey Hepburn.

Blending satire, nostalgia, and righteous teenage frustration, Mortal Sin is ultimately a celebration of friendship – a small but defiant stand against the silence and shame that shaped a generation. Colm and Peggy stick it to the man… well, Sister Assumpta anyway.

Date:
Monday 18th August - Saturday 6th September
Time:
1.00pm (Soirée show 7pm August 29th)
Price:
€10 - €15
Address:
Bewleys Cafe Theatre, Bewley's Cafe, Grafton Street, Dublin 2, Ireland
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