NO TEARS PRODUCTIONS

After the great success of the critically acclaimed “BOUND”, NO TEARS PRODUCTIONS are proud to return to THE NEW THEATRE with this new heart-warming Irish drama, "A NICE BED TO DIE IN" (written by DEREK MASTERSON and directed by STEVEN MASTERSON)

WARNING – SHOW CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE


SHOW SYNOPSIS

"Two women. Similar in age. About to die. … That’s where the similarity ends."

Two mature women find themselves sharing the same room in a private terminal cancer unit; the only
problem being they are from very different post codes in Dublin.

“A Nice Bed to Die In” looks at the social and class differences in Dublin through the eyes of two very different women as they both come to terms with coming to the end of their lives. 



Running from 5th - 10th & 12th - 17th of August 2013 at 7:30pm. €15/€12 Call The New Theatre at 
01 670 3361 or Book here now!!!


"A thoughtful and entertaining piece of work with great performances…go for the giggles but bring tissues for the teary bits!"
Kate O'Connor - QualityWaffle.ie  

"I laughed out loud and some of the lines stayed with me. Very wittily written.”
Louise Kervick - The Local News, Tallaght

Following recent critical acclaim and sell out runs with “Bound” and “A Nice Bed to Die In”, No Tears Productions are proud to stage their new show, “My Second Self” (written by Derek Masterson) in the International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival 2013.

Running from 6th - 11th May, 2013 as part of IDGTF 2013 in Trinity Players, Trinity College, Dublin at 9:30pm nightly. €15/€13

For more information see the IDGTF Website

SHOW SYNOPSIS

Paul has lost his son. 
Leyton has lost his father. 
Together they will find themselves.

"My Second Self" is an inspirational new Irish drama illustrating two different understandings of homosexuality in 21st Century Ireland. Through the stories of two men from different generations, we see both the oppression and progression of homosexuality in a New Ireland.

The show is a heart warming two-man drama that will give an audience a fresh perspective and
outlook on homosexuality in Ireland"

Have a read of our interview about the show with Theatre Ireland