Wednesday

Heartbreak House



11th - 14th July
Part of the 10 Days in Dublin Arts festival

A group of guests arrive for a weekend in a country house, built to resemble a ship. It is occupied by a siren-like woman, her peacock husband, and presided over by a crazy old sea captain. They soon learn that there is something in the atmosphere of this curious house that drives people to act in unpredictable ways, and under its topsy-turvy influence more than one of them will experience heartbreak.

Spoonlight Theatre Company is a brand-new unfunded theatre collective, based in Dublin, and founded by recent graduates.

Heartbreak House is the first production of this exciting new company, We hope to offer audiences a rare chance to experience the topsy-turvy, intriguing world of Heartbreak House.

Spoonlight Theatre was founded by three recent graduates, Ronan Murphy, Sam Coll, and Liza Cox, who met in Trinity College, and came together to form the theatre company, over a shared love of and wish to create engaged and engaging theatre.
Liza Cox is the show's director and has varied experience in amateur theatre, in various capacities, including directing an adaptation of Flann O'Brien's The Third Policeman in December 2011.
Sam Coll has acted in a diverse range of professional and amateur film and television productions, from the Gaiety to Bollywood film, and will play the eccentric and fascinating Captain Shotover.
Ronan Murphy is a professional musician and also has a wide ride range of theatrical experience, including developing and staging a play based on Joyce's Finnegans Wake.
Husni Hafid the show's producer is a film student with a passionate love of theatre, and a broad range of experience in production

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