Bewley's Cafe Theatre - Theatre - The Tower
When
Nov 17, 2008 (Monday) to
Nov 29, 2008 (Saturday)
Where
Bewley's Cafe Theatre (map)
2nd Floor Bewley s Building Grafton Street County Dublin Republic Of Ireland
Dublin, D
Ireland
Dublin, D
Ireland
53.3416
-6.25735
What
From Event details at Ireland.ie!: Bewley's Café Theatre is an intimate and stylish theatre venue, nestled off Dublin's main shopping thoroughfare, Grafton Street. It i...
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Event details: Bewley's Cafe Theatre - Theatre - The Tower
Description
From Event details at Ireland.ie!: Bewley's Café Theatre is an intimate and stylish theatre venue, nestled off Dublin's main shopping thoroughfare, Grafton Street. It is Ireland's only year round lunchtime Venue
From Event details at visitdublin.com!: by Joe Joyce
Starring Tom Hickey as James Joyce and Bosco Hogan as Oliver St John Gogarty
Directed by Caroline FitzGerald
One-time friends
Lifetime enemies
Locked together forever in the pages of Ulysses
James Joyce and Oliver St John Gogarty were close friends in the year leading up to Joyce's departure from Dublin into self-imposed exile in 1904. The friendship, always strained by competitiveness, disintegrated into long-term enmity after a celebrated falling out in the Martello Tower in Sandycove which involved a nightmarish black panther and a real gun and formed the backdrop to the opening chapter of Joyce's masterpiece Ulysses.
One went on to international recognition as a 20th century literary icon; the other used his literary talents only fitfully and found himself remembered mainly as plump Buck Mulligan to Joyce's sensitive Stephen Dedalus.
The Tower brings them back to Sandycove again in the present day, to recreate their relationship with humour and insight - and more than a century of hindsight - as they look back on their friendship, their art, and their lives.
Previews
Previews from
Bookings http://www.bewleyscafetheatre.com
Tel. +353 086-8784001
From Event details at visitdublin.com!: by Joe Joyce
Starring Tom Hickey as James Joyce and Bosco Hogan as Oliver St John Gogarty
Directed by Caroline FitzGerald
One-time friends
Lifetime enemies
Locked together forever in the pages of Ulysses
James Joyce and Oliver St John Gogarty were close friends in the year leading up to Joyce's departure from Dublin into self-imposed exile in 1904. The friendship, always strained by competitiveness, disintegrated into long-term enmity after a celebrated falling out in the Martello Tower in Sandycove which involved a nightmarish black panther and a real gun and formed the backdrop to the opening chapter of Joyce's masterpiece Ulysses.
One went on to international recognition as a 20th century literary icon; the other used his literary talents only fitfully and found himself remembered mainly as plump Buck Mulligan to Joyce's sensitive Stephen Dedalus.
The Tower brings them back to Sandycove again in the present day, to recreate their relationship with humour and insight - and more than a century of hindsight - as they look back on their friendship, their art, and their lives.
Previews
Previews from
Bookings http://www.bewleyscafetheatre.com
Tel. +353 086-8784001
More about Bewley's Cafe Theatre
Bewley's Cafe Theatre
Telephone: +353 0 86 8784001 Telephone: +353 (0)1 410 0801 E-mail: Click here to email this contact Bewleys Cafe Theatre is delighted to announce the return of evening entertainment to its Grafton Street home. Revamped, redecorated and sporting a brand new piano, Dublin's most intimate venue offers a rich variety of jazz, blues, folk, cabaret and comedy, under the banner 'Live at the Oriental Room'.Post a Countdown Widget
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