'1981' (Winter 2011)
Date |
Time |
Venue |
Location |
Box Office |
Sat 19 Nov |
8pm |
Town Hall |
Dundalk |
00353 42 9332276 |
Sun 20 Nov |
6pm |
The New Theatre |
Dublin |
00353 1 6703361 |
Wed 23 Nov Thu 24 Nov |
8pm 8pm |
Conway Mill Russell Gaelic Union |
West Belfast Downpatrick |
02890 329646 07815 839630 |
Fri 25 Nov |
8pm |
St Canices GAC |
Dungiven |
07840 381789 |
Sat 26 Nov |
8pm |
Gasyard |
Derry |
02871 262812 |
Thu 1 Dec |
8pm |
Crumlin Star |
North Belfast |
07806 458311 |
Fri 2 Dec |
8pm |
Andersonstown S/C |
West Belfast |
02890 600479 |
Sat 3 Dec |
8pm |
An Chultúrlann |
West Belfast |
02890 964180 |
Sun 4 Dec |
8pm |
Silverbridge GAC |
Armagh |
02830 888820 |
The story
The 1981 Hunger Strike, in which ten men gave their lives in the struggle for political status, irreversibly shaped the political developments for decades to come. In this unique piece of theatre, we are given a deep insight into the lives of each of the ten men as to who they really were. Through music, song, visuals and performance, this one person show takes us on an extraordinary journey, of how ten very ordinary men shook the world from their prison cells. An ultimately uplifting piece of theatre through tragedy of Shakespearean proportions, '1981' is the story behind the legacy of the hungerstrike. The equality that we all enjoy today… the laughter of our children.
Written and Performed by Tony Devlin
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