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Gerry Farrell as David Lloyd George
Splódar Theatre Company will perform their fantastic new play ‘The Last Prime Minister of Ireland’ on Saturday May 6 at the Island Theatre, Ballinamore.
Tension and comedy coalesce in equal measure in this gripping historical psychological drama.
A true story of conflict, love, betrayal and redemption emerges when Lloyd George is confronted by his daughter on the morning of his wife’s funeral in January 1941 about his past political and personal behaviour.
Renowned Sligo-based Manorhamilton native and actor, Gerry Farrell will fill the role of 'The Last Prime Minister of Ireland' - David Lloyd George.
Don’t miss this ambitious portrayal of one of the most controversial public figures in the modern era. With “outstanding performances,” delivered in both a “moving and believable” manner with “lightness and humour” throughout, audiences are guaranteed a thrilling evening’s entertainment.
Book your tickets at www.islandtheatre.ie
Bookings can also be made by card over the phone by calling 0719644513, or in person at Ballinamore Tourist Office (9am-5pm Monday-Friday).
Tickets: €18/€16 (excl fees)
The show is on Saturday, May 6 at 8pm and doors open at 7.30pm.
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