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Trilogy of comedy on offer by Dóchas Drama

By Sean Moriarty
Dóchas Drama Group will present a series of three short comedy plays next week.
All three plays are written and produced by Dóchas and will be acted out by the group’s members.
The opening act, ‘Flossing Around’ is written by Ger Madden and directed by Brian Bowler.
“A woman has an innate fear of the dentist. We go on the journey with her as she faces her fears, with hilarious consequences,” explained the group’s Liz Ryan.
This will be followed by 'Faraway Hills' which is written by Mary Quirke and directed by Michael Mills.
It is a tongue in cheek look at family life.
“A son wants to get away from small town life. His mother wants to keep him at home but his father can't wait to see the back of him,” added Liz, who plays the mother in this short play.
Brain Bowler wrote the third instalment called ‘A Little Visitor’ which is directed by Ryan Jones.
“There are lots of misunderstandings when a hypochondriac visits a group of doctors who have other things on the their minds,” added Liz.
The run, which will feature all three performances each night, starts Wednesday next week and continues Thursday and Friday (February 8 to 10) at the Killarney Avenue Hotel. Tickets are €10 and are available at the door.
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