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No Fixed Abode Players present Catch Me if You Can, the hilarious comedy play written by local playwright Margaret McKenna Mullan and directed by Eoin Croffy. The play comes to Roscommon Arts Centre tonight, Friday February 8.

Hindsight, Foresight For Gobshites performed by No Fixed Abode Group is the hilarious comedy play by Margaret McKenna Mullan and directed by Eoin Croffey. This highly entertaining and fast-paced comedy play delivers relentless laughter and promises to be the perfect night out

As rehearsals for the Dean Crowe Theatre’s new year pantomime, Treasure Island, enter their final stages, the cast, under the watchful glare of Kori Kilduff, director, and Claudia O’Sullivan, choreographer, are busy “crossing their eyes and dotting their teas” for what promises to be a rip-roaring romp.

Catch Me If You Can, a comedy play written by local playwright Margaret McKenna Mullan and directed by Eoin Croffy comes to Tuar Ard Theatre, Moate on Saturday October 1.

Catch Me If You Can, a hilarious comedy play written by local playwright Margaret McKenna Mullan and directed by Eoin Croffy will return to the Dean Crowe Theatre, Athlone on Thursday May 19.

Catch Me If You Can, a hilarious comedy play written by local playwright Margaret McKenna Mullan and directed by Eoin Croffy will return to the Dean Crowe Theatre, Athlone on Thursday May 19.

Catch me if you can, a hilarious new comedy play written by Margaret McKenna Mullan and directed by Eoin Croffy, makes its debut in the Passionfruit Theatre on Thursday February 24 and runs for five consecutive nights until Monday February 28.

You’ve been drenched; you’ve been flooded; you’ve been kicked, battered, and depressed by the economic shenanigans. Truly, there has not been much to smile about lately. And Christmas is just around the corner! What you need is a good dose of laughter, administered freely by Athlone Little Theatre’s next show. Don’t miss this great antidote to the winter blues that runs from November 25 to December 1 at the Little Theatre in St Mary’s Place, Athlone. This is their second show in their Diamond Jubilee year and features three one act comedies from the pens of David Tristram, Deirdre Kinahan, and Jim Cartwright.

Athlone Little Theatre opens its new season in style as it presents a trio of one act comedies by Neil Simon and Anton Chekhov. 

Following the phenomenal success of Athlone Little Theatre’s production of Big Maggie, it has been decided to stage an extra two performances of the John B Keane classic in December. Already extented by one night in its first run, the quality of this production quickly led to it being booked out early in the week. Paddy Martin’s experience as a director ensured that the very able cast, spearheaded by the excellent Ann Hoey, really brought out the spirit and humour of the play.Supporting roles by both experienced actors and newcomers were played with an enthusiasm tempered with an appreciation of the human dilemmas inherent in the script.