

10+
Date: | 5 Oct - 9 Oct 2022 |
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Time: | 3pm & 7.45pm |
Duration: | 1hr 10mins |
Location: | Downstairs at the MAC |
Standard | Premium |
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Two men, together, on the edge of heaven.
In a strange restaurant two American giants who revere each other, Groucho Marx and T.S. Eliot, meet for dinner. Both, in their own ways, great defiant spirits, they create magic and anarchy, revealing secrets and sorrows. The evening is presided over by a waitress, who seems to control the workings of the universe. Does she? In Dinner With Groucho all is revealed, or nearly so...
An evening that promises blistering wit, brilliant buffoonery, and reflections on the ephemeral nature of life from the award-winning writer of such iconic plays as Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme, Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me and The Factory Girls.
b*spoke theatre company is supported by the Arts Council | An Chomhairle Ealaíon.
Official opening event of Belfast International Arts Festival 2022.
Post-show talk: Wed 5 Oct
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Director: Loveday Ingram
Producer & Joint Artistic Director of b*spoke theatre company: Alison McKenna
Composer & Sound Designer: Conor Linehan
Costume Designer: Joan Bergin
Set Designer: Adam Wiltshire
Lighting Designer: Paul Keogan
Choreographer: David Bolger
Production Manager: Aidan Wallace
Production Assistant: Rachel Heyburn
Ian Bartholomew (Geoff Metcalfe, Coronation Street) as Groucho Marx
Ingrid Craigie (Mary, Blood; Rita, You Are Not My Mother) as Proprietor
Greg Hicks (title roles in Coriolanus, Hamlet, and Macbeth for Royal Shakespeare Company) as T.S. Eliot