Spend a night with George Clooney

BRASSNECK THEATRE COMPANY

Compántas Amharclainne an Phobail

‘A POWERHOUSE OF THEATRE FROM WEST BELFAST’

SPEND ‘A NIGHT WITH GEORGE’ AT THE LYRIC THIS AUGUST

1 – 12 AUG

WWW.LYRICTHEATRE.CO.UK

Not every woman gets to spend a night with George Clooney, but Bridie Murphy does! Let’s face it, Bridie’s life hasn’t been all parties and premieres like George’s, but it’s a life full of drama nonetheless. Over the course of one evening, she takes George on the journey of her life. From the terrible lows to the hilarious highs, and charts the course to her unlikely future. With the all-important razor sharp, black Belfast humour, this hilarious night of theatre is sure to leave everyone wishing that they too could spend ‘A Night With George’!

Written by, Brenda Murphy
& Donna O’Connor

Directed by, Tony Devlin

Performed by, Donna O’ ConnorThere is typically a single name that can perform nicely in men impotence problem that is http://cute-n-tiny.com/tag/coney/ acquisition de viagra.

‘A Night With George’, the hit show from Brassneck Theatre Company, is back following its award winning, off-broadway run in New York City! The hilarious cult show from Brassneck Theatre Company, won the prestigious ‘Best Play’ award at the ‘1st Irish theatre festival’ in New York in September 2011, and Donna O’Connor was also nominated for best actress. This incredible one-woman show became an overnight sensation at the West Belfast Festival in 2009, before going on to sell out The Grand Opera House and The Waterfront Hall in Belfast in 2010. It also received the prestigious ‘Aisling Award’ that year for outstanding achievement in the arts, and Donna was nominated as the Belfast Telegraph’s Woman of the Year.

The New York Times

‘Ms. O’Connor’s performance is lively and brimming with endearing working-class attitude’….. ‘I can’t fault the script or Tony Devlin’s punchy direction’……. ‘The production is culturally enlightening’.

The New York Post

‘Bridie is a strikingly funny character, and O’Connor makes the most of her’……. ‘the audience ate it up’.

Backstage

(critics pick)

‘Strikingly played by Donna O’Connor who brings Bridie to vivid life, under the equally committed direction of Tony Devlin’…….. ‘memorable play’.

Times Square Chronicles

‘A Night With George, is reminiscent of a Irish Shirley Valentine,’ ………’it is filled with humorous one-liners’…… ‘Tony Devlin’s direction is clean and precise, and O’Connors energy and realism adds depth that makes us care and cheer for her ending’.