Kilfenora Dramatic Society is back in action from 28-30 March at 8pm in Kilfenora Community Hall with their latest offering, a play by Kerry playwright Tom Coffey called ‘Them’. The stage will be transformed into Brid Flaherty’s kitchen cum living room in 1960s’ Ireland. By the end of the play the audience will know more about Brid, her family and the impact of difficult decision making.
Tickets are available on the door for €10, with a family price of €15. Be there early to ensure entry, as these Kilfenora productions are very popular!
About Tom Coffey
The late Tom Coffey worked as a schoolteacher and in industry before writing plays for the Abbey and the Lyric Theatres. He is the author of The Long Sorrow (on the IRA border campaigns); Anyone Could Rob a Bank; Stranger, Beware; The Call; Them; Gone Tomorrow, winner of Irish Life Drama Award in 1965. He also wrote many episodes of the RTE drama serial, ‘The Riordans’.
About Kilfenora Dramatic Society
Amateur actors from the community, under the direction of Fr Ned Crosbie, with the help of other volunteers creating the sets and aiding the production. A long history of highly popular productions of works by Irish playwrights.
