Wanting some drama? Longford's Mostrim Players have three one-act plays coming

The Mostrim Players are putting on three one-act plays in St Mary's Church on Friday, October 24. Doors will open at 7.30pm, and the show starts at 8pm. Tickets are on sale in A & N gift stores and The Goldsmith Inn in Edgeworthstown.

“Two of these plays are comedy, which we all can relate too and have a good laugh at and with the actors, but the play “Willow” is different, its deep, sad, dark with a few twists and secrets,” says president, Pauline Flood. “We have chosen 'Willow' to go on circuit this year because of its depth and seriousness.”

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It is written by Catherine McKiernan, featuring the actors, Anthony Crewe, Mary Killane, Margaret Dunne and Richie Cheevers.
The first play is 'A Ticket for Trouble' by Jimmy Keary and directed by Kate O'Donohoe along with Josephine Lynch.

The second comedy is called “Congratulations to Peggy Mackey” written by Dermot Mulldowney, directed by Kate O'Donohoe.
'Willow' will go on circuit to the following venues: Mullagh on November 7; Cavan Townhall on November 8; Carrigallen on November 14; Bog Lane, Ballymahon on November 16.

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