The Rain at the End of the Summer

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Civic Theatre, Friday 23rd August - Saturday 24th August

The Glen Theatre Drama Group, Banteer, Co. Cork presents a production of ‘The Rain at the End of the Summer’, by John B. Keane.

An unplanned pregnancy brings disorder to the otherwise amicable O’Brien household and the various characters are torn apart by their beliefs in the best way to deal with the pregnancy. Keen but never unkind, the attention of Ireland’s best-loved writer falls on human vanities and frailties of all kinds.


Date:
Friday 23rd August - Saturday 24th August
Time:
8.00pm
Price:
€20 - €22
Address:
Civic Theatre, Tallaght, Dublin 24, Ireland

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