Over the last 5 days, the Second Age production of Philadelphia, has played to almost 2,000 people, and the overwhelming response is that this production is a hit..... The show opened to a predominantly school audience on Wednesday 17th October, and only 29 of the 393 seats at an GrianĂ¡n were empty. The following day another Matinee with not one seat empty in the house, and that night, the first non-schools performance took place. With nearly every seat in the house taken at an GrianĂ¡ns beautiful new auditorium, the atmosphere was fantastic. Every nuance and subtle play of humour was seized upon by the delightfully attentive audience and when the cast took their bow, and the Donegal audience gave them their first standing ovation.
Saturday 20 October 2007
Packed Houses in Donegal
Posted by Linda Keating at 12:23
Labels: Arts, Brian Friel, Irish Drama, Irish Theatre, Philadelphia, Reviews
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