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'Reboot' will take to the stage in An Táin on Friday, Febraury 20th
Join Anthony Kinahan and Ceara Carney in 'Reboo't on Friday 20th February at 8pm at An Táin Arts Centre as they collide in a comedic cabaret of chaos to dismantle the capitalist systems that have created this current global mess. They then pick up the pieces and play with the world that we could have instead.
Directed by Chris Moran and supported by Droichead Arts Centre as part of their commitment to support artists and showcase new work, 'Reboot' is contemporary comedy sketch show you wont want to miss!
Paul Hayes, Director of An Táin Arts Centre said: “Anthony Kinahan and and Ceara Carney would be well known to our audiences from their work with numerous Quintessence shows over the years, and appearing in many of our annual family shows at
Anaverna House, they are taking on really important subject matter, but addressing it in a entertaining, cabaret style.”
Tickets €20 / €18 (+ €1.50 Booking Fee Per Ticket) and can be purchased at An Táin Arts Centre’s box office on Crowe St, over the phone on 042 933 2332, or online at antain.ie.
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