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We are so excited at Nenagh Arts Centre to have the WORLD PREMIERE of Decadent Theatre's From a Low and Quiet Sea, adapted for the stage from Donal Ryan’s acclaimed novel, on Wednesday, July 6, Thursday 7th and Friday, July 8, at 8pm.
The original adaptation of Donal Ryan’s Booker Prize nominated novel is a collaboration between the author, the cast, and Decadent Theatre Company’s Artistic Director, Andrew Flynn, who also directs.
From a Low and Quiet Sea is Donal Ryan’s carefully crafted portrait of the intersecting lives of four souls - the refugee, the mother, the dreamer, and the penitent - each searching for something they have lost and trying to make sense of the roads they have chosen. From war–torn Syria to small–town Ireland, they are scarred by all they have loved and lost.
They are drawn towards a powerful reckoning, one that will bring them together in the most unexpected of ways.
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