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Anne Tully Sheridan, Bernadette Conlon and Grainne Lynch. Back; Gerry Brady, Jimmy Fox, Seamus Cahill, John Kane, Pat McDonnell and Vincent Conefrey Picture: Pauline Brady
Rehearsals are in full swing for the Ballinalee Players Drama Group upcoming production of the hilarious play by Thomas Coffey, Anyone Can Rob a Bank.
The play runs in the Thomas Ashe Hall, Ballinalee on Friday (8pm), Saturday (8pm) and Sunday (7pm), April 26, 27 & 28 next.
Booking is essential. Contact Miriam Reynolds on 086 169 3563 or find Ballinalee Players on Facebook.
The play is based on a bank robbery.
Three men discuss how easy it would be to rob the local bank, and they come up with the perfect plan.
When they wake up to the news that the local bank has been robbed using their exact plan, they begin to suspect each other.
Mayhem, accusations and shenanigans follow.
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