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Seamus O'Rourke.
After nearly five years Seamus O’Rourke is performing Padraig Potts in the Island Theatre, Ballinamore on Saturday, Feb 18.
Seamus says that he can't wait to be on stage and we can’t wait to enjoy his rich humour, thoughtful script and nostalgia.
The play follows the life of Padraig Potts McKeirnan, who has a habit of just eating whatever is on his plate… metaphorically that is… from growing up near the tiny rural village of Drumnamee, County Leitrim in the ’70s and ’80s to falling in love with Silvia Lang, a perfect protestant girl… to marrying Mary Tague, the priests’ housekeeper, who he never really liked… to getting rid of Mary Tague and her mother, who he claims invented vinegar… and eventually to the realisation that the world isn’t as big as he first thought.
This is sure to be a most enjoyable night’s entertainment.
Tickets available now online at www.islandtheatre.ie
Tickets: €18/€16 (excl fees).
Saturday, February 18, 2023 at 8:00pm.
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