The Pride of Parnell Street is a moving account of a marriage and a time that have both past.
Through interconnecting monologues an estranged couple, Janet and Joe, chart the intimacies of their love and the rupturing of their relationship, as well as their enduring love affair with Dublin city itself.
Sebastian Barry’s play explores, with vivid tenderness, the devastating effects of public and private acts of violence. This is an intimate, heroic tale of ordinary and extraordinary life on the streets of Dublin.
WINNER 1st Irish Best Production Award
WINNER 1st Irish Best Actress Award
WINNER MAMCA Best Play Award
WINNER MAMCA Best Actress Award
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Cast
Mary Murray
Mary’s stage performances have toured Europe, China and the United States. She received Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress awards with MAMCA, The First Irish Theatre Festival in New York and The Irish Times.
She has over 60 screen credits. She was nominated for Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress at the Irish Film and Television Awards for her role as Janet in Love Hate. Other notable productions include Valhalla, Penny Dreadful, Adam and Paul, The Magdalene Sisters, Dead Still and Let the Wrong One In.
She voiced numerous animations and radio plays and she’s the recipient of the Best Actress Award at the BBC Audio Drama Awards 2023 for her performance in the Pride of Parnell Street, produced by Fishamble Theatre Company.
Mary is the director of Visions Drama School.
Productions
Aidan Kelly
Previously for Fishamble: Inside the GPO, The Pride of Parnell Street.
Theatre includes: Poor, A View from the Bridge (Gate theatre, Dublin); Fear of 13, The Man Who Had All The Luck (Donmar Warehouse); Salome, Treasure Island, The Silver Tassie ((National Theatre, London); Macbeth, Troilus and Cressida, The Merchant of Venice (RSC); Once the Musical (West End); Last Orders at the Dockside, The Country Girls, Macbeth, True West, Howie the Rookie, Doubt, The Plough and the Stars, Juno and the Paycock, The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, The Barbaric Comedies, The Burial at Thebes, Sucking Dublin (Abbey Theatre); The Misfits (Corn Exchange); Long Day’s Journey into Night, The Playboy of The Western World, The Good Father, Philadelphia, Here I Come! (Druid Theatre)
Tv/Film includes Say Nothing (Disney), Stay Close (Netflix), Warrior (HBO), Killing Eve, Call the Midwife, Fair City.