Days of Wine and Roses

by Owen McCafferty
directed by Chris Hurles

Donal and Mona leave Belfast for a new start in 60's London. Strangers in an unfamiliar city, they fall in love with life, each other and the drink. An exciting whirlwind of discovery starts to spiral out of control as alcohol takes its grip.

Owen McCafferty's brilliant new version of J.P. Miller's Days of Wine and Roses - famously filmed in 1962 with Jack Lemmon and Lee Remick - premiered at the Donmar Warehouse in London's West End in 2005 and now at the Mary Wallace Theatre – don't miss this exciting production.

This is a play with adult themes and some scenes are graphic and we would suggest not suitable for children.

Saturday 13th to Tuesday 30th September 2008
Sunday 14th September 2008 at 4pm • Wed 16th - No performance
• Sat 20th - No matinee performance

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8. Gormenghast - John Constable adapted from the novel by Mervyn Peake
9. This Story of Yours - John Hopkins
10. King John - William Shakespeare
11. Pygmalion - Bernard Shaw
12. Fallen Angels - Noel Coward
13. A Month in the Country - Ivan Turgenev - adapted into English by Emlyn Williams
14. Glengarry Glen Ross - David Mamet
15. A Midsummer Night’s Dream - William Shakespeare
16. A Vampire Story - Moira Buffini
17. Alice in Wonderland and Alice Through the Looking Glass - Lewis Carroll - dramatised by Adrian Mitchell
18. The Odd Couple (female version) - Neil Simon
19. The Beauty Queen of Leenane - Martin McDonagh
20. Antony and Cleopatra - William Shakespeare
21. Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead - Tom Stoppard
22. Gaslight - Patrick Hamilton
23. Cymbeline - William Shakespeare
24. Iron - Rona Munro
25. Confusions - Alan Ayckbourn
26. Much Ado About Nothing - William Shakespeare
27. I Hate Shakespeare - Steph DeFerie
28. Moonlight and Magnolias - Ron Hutchinson
29. Lulu - Frank Wedekind, in a version by Peter Barnes
30. Macbeth - William Shakespeare
31. Whipping It Up - Steve Thompson
32. Harvey - Mary Chase
33. Happy Days - Samuel Beckett
34. Henry V - William Shakespeare
35. Arabian Nights - adapted by Dominic Cooke
36. Vincent in Brixton - Nicholas Wright
37. The Real Thing - Tom Stoppard
38. Titus Andronicus - William Shakespeare
39. An Inspector Calls - J. B. Priestley

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