Theatre at the Savoy
Theatre at The Savoy bring you quality theatre on the last weekend each month
Lunchtime Show At 1.05pm Doors open at 12:50pm Admission to include soup and sandwich
Tea Time Show at 6:05pm (Thursday Only)
Doors open at 5:50pm Admission to include one glass house wine (or soft drink)
Evening Show at 8.00pm (Friday & saturday only)
Reserve Seats (recommended)
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Phone: 085-8554341 lunchtimetheatre@gmail.com @lunchtheatre
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We are grateful for the support of The Savoy Hotel, Limerick Local Heroes and Lime Tree Theatre
Thu 30th & Fri 31st May 1.05pm Tea Time Show: Thur 30th May at 6:05pm
Back by popular demand
BANDIT
Performed by BRIAN O’RIORDAN
Bandit: 1. An outlaw or a highway man. 2. One who takes unfair advantage of others. 3. One who runs a race without a number. A man stands unnoticed at the start line, he readies himself for his first ever marathon. He has returned home after 6 years of being declared a ‘missing person’. He has come back to face his past. No Bandit has ever won the Dublin City Marathon – he plans to tackle 26.2 miles and be the first. ‘As we get closer and closer to the finish line, we get closer to the core of his story, which makes perfect metaphorical sense.’ - Irish Theatre Magazine Developed as part of Show in a Bag, an artist development initiative of Dublin Fringe Festival, Fishamble: The New Play Company and Irish Theatre Institute to resource theatre makers and actors.
NEW THIS SUMMER- EVENING THEATRE at 8pm Fri 31st May & Sat 1st June 8pm Sidhe Theatre & Viva Voce present The Irish Premiere of
Under Pressure
Written and directed by award winning playwright Helena Enright. Kevin and his friend Ronan make a decision one New Year’s Eve that has consequences neither of them can imagine. Written using the documentary style with particular reference to Theatre of Testimony, a form of theatre which fuses real people’s words with intimate storytelling, Under Pressure reminds us that driving brings with it a responsibility both to ourselves and to others that we should never forget. Sometimes when under pressure the choices we make affect not only our own lives but the lives of others forever.
Performed by: Aidan Crowe, Zeb Moore and Chris Rowley. Originally developed as part of an Interactive Theatre and Education Programme commissioned by Devon County Council’s Road Safety Unit and Exstream Theatre Company (2008) UK.