SANTA FE: Tales from the Modern American West

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Smock Alley Theatre, Tuesday 18th March - Saturday 22nd March

Set against a vivid, shifting backdrop of American landscapes, Robert Caisley’s SANTA FE offers three stark and darkly comedic explorations of 21st century Americana. From a pair of self-serving, fair-weather talent agents with a twisted sense of loyalty, a disastrous first date which spirals into a catastrophically oblivious non-apology, to the tequila-soaked musings of a couple of middle-aged salesmen, SANTA FE explores the dark side of the restless “American spirit” and the subtle (and not so subtle) consequences of an impulsive sense of exceptionalism.

Rich in wit and evocative imagery, SANTA FE offers a meditation on the limits of liberty, the weight of connection, and the fragile beauty of hope.


Date:
Tuesday 18th March - Saturday 22nd March
Time:
8.00pm (Matinee 3pm Sat 22nd March)
Price:
€17 - €19
Address:
Smock Alley Theatre, 1662, Exchange Street Lower, Temple Bar, Dublin 8, Ireland

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