Hawk’s Well Theatre

Temple Street, Sligo.

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Wednesday 15th to Saturday 18th January.

Nightly at 8pm

the arts council/an chomhairle ealaíon funding theatre. artscouncil.ie

NUI Galway / ÓE Gaillimh. Galway’s University supporting the arts. nuigalway.ie

Returning to Sligo for the first time since 2012’s sold out smash hit Big Maggie, Druid are thrilled to be back with their new production of Dion Boucicault’s The Colleen Bawn.

In this suspense-filled tale of tangled love, misplaced honour and downright skulduggery, will the course of true love run smooth when people will stop at nothing to make sure you marry the right woman?

Director Garry Hynes has once again assembled an outstanding cast of some of Ireland’s leading actors including Big Maggie’s Aisling O’Sullvan and John Olohan joined by Druid founder Marie Mullen and Druid regulars Aaron Monaghan, Rory Nolan, Marty Rea and Maelíosa Stafford.

This Colleen Bawn will be a source of mirth and edge of the seat engagement for all the family. Queen Victoria saw the play three times, but don’t expect Victorian costumes, just expect to be enthralled.

Oh, and there’s live music too!

Cast

Hardress Cregan Marty Rea
Myles na Coppaleen Rory Nolan
Danny Mann Aaron Monaghan
Father Tom John Olohan
Mr Corrigan Maelíosa Stafford
Eily O’Connor Kelly McAuley
Anne Chute Aisling O’Sullivan
Mrs Cregan Marie Mullen

Design Team/ Musicians

Directed by Garry Hynes
Designed by Francis O’Connor
Movement David Bolger
Lighting Ben Ormerod
Sound Gregory Clarke
Additional Music Sam Jackson

Production Team

Production Team

DruidMurphy: Conversations on a Homecoming


    DruidMurphy: A Whistle in the Dark


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      ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

      “Stupendous … Thrilling … A stunning slice of popular theatre … the only decent thing you can do is relish it”

      IRISH EXAMINER

      ★ ★ ★ ★

      “Garry Hynes and her superb cast”, “Striking”

      THE IRISH TIMES

      ★ ★ ★ ★

      “Garry Hynes and her excellent cast…”

      THE GUARDIAN

      “Brilliantly done… Prepare to be enthralled”

      IRISH INDEPENDENT

      -Awards