The Bruising of CloudsBy Sean McLoughlin
A Dublin love story. Kelly thinks Martin is a strange but lovely youngfella. Deano thinks Martin is definitely not a youngfella, and that he should keep his paws off his girlfriend. Martin thinks bad karma is going to destroy everything around him, including Kelly… And maybe Deano. Fishamble presents the story of an unlikely couple falling into each other, falling over each other and trying to help each other back up. The Bruising of Clouds was our third production of a play by Sean McLoughlin, following on from the great success of Big Ole Piece of Cake and Noah and the Tower Flower (Irish Times Theatre Award for Best New Play, 2007). |
Created ByWritten by Sean McLoughlin
Directed by Jim Culleton Set Designer Sinead O’Hanlon Lighting Designer Mark Galione Costume Designer Donna Geraghty Sound Designers Ivan Birthistle and Vincent Doherty Dramaturg Gavin Kostick Producer Marketa Dowling |
CastIan Lloyd Anderson
Seána Kerslake Ryan Andrews |
Performances
2013 Touring:
25th – 28th September: Axis, Ballymun
1st – 2nd October: Pavilion Theatre, Dún Laoghaire
4th – 5th October : Draíocht, Blanchardstown
8th – 12th October : Civic Theatre, Tallaght
25th – 28th September: Axis, Ballymun
1st – 2nd October: Pavilion Theatre, Dún Laoghaire
4th – 5th October : Draíocht, Blanchardstown
8th – 12th October : Civic Theatre, Tallaght
Critical Praise for The Bruising of Clouds
‘Jim Culleton’s Fishamble production succeeds in making us care… fully rounded and vigorous from the beginning…potent…strong performances’
Irish Independent ‘played with casual charm…engaging’ Irish Times ‘I absolutely loved it…so believable…really funny…exciting…carefully written…I just adored it’ Tonight on Vincent Browne, TV3 ‘endearing…impressive…crisply contemporary…McLoughlin has portrayed them with the surest of touches…cast and director do him proud’ Sunday Independent |
‘Forceful performance…neat and swift direction…a worthy achievement’
Sunday Times ‘subtle and affecting drama…continues the company’s proud tradition of contemporary drama with a strong social conscience…few (plays) tug at the heartstrings with such memorable results’ Sunday Business Post |