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Silent

  • From Wednesday, 30 May 2012
  • To Saturday, 16 June 2012
  • Showing on the Peacock Stage
  • Running time: 75 minutes

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‘a moving story, which, until its end, pulses with the erratic noise of life’

Irish Times

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An award-winning play from Fishamble: The New Play Company written and performed by Pat Kinevane.

‘Hopeless, helpless, in-the-way person’

Silent is the touching and challenging story of homeless McGoldrig, who once had splendid things.

But he has lost it all – including his mind. He now dives into the wonderful wounds of this past through the romantic world of Rudolph Valentino.
Fishamble return to the Abbey Theatre with this theatrical, beautiful production that delves into the dark corners of the Irish psyche.

The Abbey Theatre is delighted to welcome Fishamble’s Silent onto the Peacock stage following its 2011 national Irish tour and performances in Paris and Edinburgh. During its run at Dancebase for the Edinburgh Fringe, Fishamble and Pat Kinevane won both Fringe First and Herald Angel awards.

Get to know the show with this interview from RTÉ Radio 1 – Today with Pat Kenny

‘a striking performance under Jim Culleton’s effective direction…a moving story, which, until its end, pulses with the erratic noise of life’ Irish Times
‘riveting’
Sunday Times

‘a must-see if ever there was one’ ***** The List

‘fabulous dance of whirling words..a bravura outpouring of sorrow, anger, hurt and lacerating wit’ ***** The Herald (Scotland)

‘unflinching, intensely physical performance..bristling with black humour’ **** The Scotsman

‘remarkable range of styles and devices…to be in that audience was to experience a rare synergy between performer and the performed-to’ Irish Independent

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Booking details:

Wednesday 30 May – Saturday 16 June
on the Peacock Stage

Time: Wednesday – Saturday 8pm
Ticket prices: €25 (conc. €18)
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‘a moving story, which, until its end, pulses with the erratic noise of life’

Irish Times