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Roseanna Purcell will star in Tonic at the Theatre Royal in Waterford on April 5 and 6
The highly-acclaimed comic musical Tonic will be staged at the Theatre Royal, Waterford on Wednesday and Thursday, April 5 and 6, with Tipperary actress Roseanna Purcell in one of the leading roles.
It’s the year 2047 and the end is truly nigh. That is, until a miracle tonic is discovered – Halcyon – which promises to restore the mind and body to the glory days of the 2020s.
Charged with spreading this good news, the amazing Calibri Triplet Family Band embark on their most challenging touring schedule to date. Using only their charm, their music and their notoriety, they will show their adoring audiences how to take the doom out of doomsday.
From award-winning playwright Fionn Foley, Tonic is a blistering new comic musical for the times we live in.
Tickets cost €24.50 (€21.50 concession) and may be booked at https://theatreroyal. ticketsolve.com/ticketbooth/ shows/873631956.
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