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Mary Minnock and Edel Cunningham in a scene from Rahan Drama Group's production of 'Pretend Sick'
Rahan Drama Group to stage 'Pretend Sick' in local community centre this weekend
A TOTAL of 11 cast members star in Rahan Drama Group's forthcoming production of “Pretend Sick”.
The much anticipated production opens in Rahan Community Centre on March 14 next at 8pm and will be staged on the following two nights.
Admission is €12 for adults and €5 for children.
As tickets are likely to sell quickly people are advised to secure their booking in advance by contacting Deirdre at 086 0886648.
“Pretend Sick” follows the widowed life of Katie Lagan who has spent many years pretending to be “at death's door”, and suffering from a variety of illnesses.
But it seems that he man reason for pretending to be sick is to keep her only daughter, Mary from leaving home.
Another reason is revealed during the course of this exciting production.
The other main character in the play is Katie's son, Sean who is fond of the drink and is very happy to have his sister at home cooking and cleaning for him.
Mary's romantic life is also going nowhere and she has been seeing Martin Puddler for a decade with no sign of weddings bells.
The playwright is the award winning Michael J. Ginnelly.
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