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Following its sell-out success in Galway and Dublin, the Druid production of The Playboy Of The Western World embarked on a unique tour along the Western seaboard, retracing (in reverse) the journey undertaken by the bold Christy Mahon after ‘murdering’ his father. Druid visited venues and locations in many of the small communities that are at the heart of Synge’s vision – Geesala, Co Mayo (where the play is set), Castlebar, each of the three Aran Islands, Tralee and Dún Chaoin in Kerry, the tour reflected Druid’s unique relationship with both Synge and his extraordinary play and provides audiences with an unique opportunity to experience an unforgettable cultural engagement.
Pegeen Mike
Anne-Marie Duff
Village Girl
Sonya Kelly
Village Girl
Simone Kirby
Village Girl
Gillian McCarthy
Christy Mahon
Cillian Murphy
Jimmy Farrell
Chris O’Dowd
Widow Quinn
Aisling O’Sullivan
Philly Cullen
David Pearse
Director
Garry Hynes
Design
Francis O’Connor
Lighting Design
Davy Cunningham
Movement
David Bolger
Costumes
Kathy Strachan
Sound Design
Scott George
Production Manager
Eamonn Fox
Production Manager (Tour)
Peter Jordan
Company Stage Manager
Tim Smith
Company Stage Manager
Sophie Gabszewicz
Assistant Stage Manager
Sarah Lynch
Production Assistants
Claire Waldron
Rae Visser
Costume Supervisor (Tour)
Caroline McCurdy
Wigs & Make-up
Val Sherlock
Set Construction
Theatre Production Services
Scenic Painters
Sandra Butler
Ciara Moore
Vincent Bell
Patricia Douglas
Stephen Milligan
Casting
Maureen Hughes
Casting Publicist
Kate Bowe**PR
Graphic Design
Bite! Associates
Production Photographer
Keith Pattison
Crew
Gus Dewar
Arthur Bell
Johnny McDonagh
Brian Woods
Artistic Director
Garry Hynes
Managing Director
Fergal McGrath
Financial Controller
Noreen Glennon
Administrator
Yvonne Corscadden
Administration Executive
Michelle Corcoran
‘World class – it’s hard to imagine a better production of this defining but difficult play’ Variety Magazine
‘Provocative and inspiring’ The Guardian
‘Seductive’ The Irish Times
‘Gripping’ The Daily Mail
‘Magnificent’ The Sunday Tribune
‘bq(small). A triumph’ The Sunday Times
‘A rich and rare treat’ The Sunday Business Post
Town Hall Theatre, Galway
Tuesday 10 – Saturday 21 Feb 2004
Gaiety Theatre, Dublin
Monday 23 February – Saturday 20 March
Geesala, Co Mayo
Tuesday 23 March
Inis Meain, Inis Oirr & Inis Mor, Co Galway
Thursday 25, Friday 26 & Saturday 27 March
Royal Theatre, Castlebar, Co Mayo
Tuesday 30 March – Saturday 3 April
The Blasket Centre, Dun Chaoin, Co Kerry
Monday 5 April
Siamsa Tire, Tralee, Co Kerry
Tuesday 6 – Saturday 10 April
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