This week at the Allingham Festival we have a few special treats in store for fans of drama, history and literature.

‘STEPN IN’ by Win Mc Nulty

Friday Nov. 4th, 3pm & 5pm
The Workhouse, Ballyshannon

On Friday afternoon, there will be two perfomances of a new piece by Win Mc Nulty, set and performed in the Ballyshannon Workhouse.

Step out of the rush of your day and take a few moments at dusk to listen to old voices. Can we still hear them over a hundred years later? Are they surprisingly like us? Listen.  

We might hear them above the trees, above the crows’ call, whispers caught in stone walls. 

Step into the Workhouse. 


'A DUNDUCKEDY MUDCOLOURED EVENING' (World Premiere!!)

Friday, Nov. 4th, 10pm

The Thatch, Ballyshannon

To mark the centenary of the publication of James Joyce’s ‘Ulysses’, Ballyshannon Drama Society takes a look  into three of the great scenes from this world-famous book.

You will meet Leopold Bloom himself, his wife Molly, The Citizen and other characters. There will even be a few songs. 

Sure, it might  encourage you to have another go at reading the book! You will certainly be entertained.  


MAURA LOGUE PRESENTS 'LITERARY LADIES OF THE NORTH WEST'

Saturday, Nov. 5th, 12pm
Meet at St. Anne’s Church, Ballyshannon

Take a stroll, on a visual and listening Heritage and Literary Experience.

Your host is William Allingham the Poet. 

Meet at St. Anne’s Hall at 12 noon and spend a while listening to the ghosts of Literary Ladies of the North West. 

The tour will last approximately an hour.
If the weather is bad, the show will take place indoors (St. Anne’s).

Featuring Maura Logue as Lady Morgan, Roisin Lee Fox as Mary Wollstonecraft and Fiona Maria Fitzpatrick as Lola Montez.

Duration: 40 mins

FREE  - Donations gratefully accepted

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