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| Lizzie Lavelle Directed by Jo Mangan First Presented at |
This bi-lingual (English/Irish) play was staged in a dramatic natural amphitheatre in the sand dunes of Belmullet, Co. Mayo. Lizzie Lavelle attracted audiences from all over the country who came to see action careen from 100ft high sand cliffs with the backdrop of the Iniskea Islans and the wild Atlantic.. The colourful, fun and irreverent show delighted audiences of all ages. "ON THE MULLET PENINSULA, IN A TIME THAT'S NEITHER HERE
NOR THERE, LIVED TWO TOWNLANDS AT WAR WITH EACH OTHER FOR NO GOOD REASON
EXCEPT IT WAS SOMETHING TO DO WHEN THE DAYS GOT LONGER. EMLYCLOugh NORTH
AND EMLYCLOugh SOUTH WERE THE NAMES OF THOSE TWO WARRING TRIBES. I'LL
TELL YOU, THEY HATED EACH OTHER DOWN TO A MAN. EXCEPT FOR THIS ONE ODDLY
EXCEPTIONAL CASE. ISN'T IT FUNNY HOW A PERSON CAN GET SO FIERCELY LOVEY
DOVEY OVER A PERSON PLAYING FOR THE Cast: Watch Production Designers: Further reading on Lizzie Lavelle * Jo Mangan writes in irish theatre forum |
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Lavelle & the Vanishing of Emlyclough ¬ Drive-By ¬ The Yokohama Delegation ¬ Paka ¬ Dr. Ledbetter's Experiment ¬ The Butterfly Ranch ¬ The 7 Deadly Sins ¬ War & Peace ¬ Candide |
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