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06 Sept 2025
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Jez Buttersworth's play 'The Ferryman' at the Tipperary Excel on Friday, March 15 last did not disappoint Tipperary locals.
The play was three hours long and among the cast members of 22 seen in pictures below is 'a very well behaved baby'.
"The production was at times funny, heart-wrenching and brought some edge of the seat tension particularly in the final scenes," according to one audience member.
"The Forge Players must be commended on bringing this production to the stage. Overall I found the play to be entertaining, educating and enlightening and I would like to offer my congratulations to all involved, on stage, off stage and those involved behind the scenes," the viewer added.
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