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Running March 16th -26th

BOOK NOW � - https://bit.ly/stacycat

Photos from Minnow Productions's post 25/03/2022

We are into our final two nights of "Stacy" by Jack Thorne at the Cork Arts Theatre, starring the powerhouse of performance Ethan Dillon, and dynamically directed by the inimitable Mags Keohane!

Here are a few more great shots by Sinéad Donnachie to whet your appetite in advance of tonight's performance.

Tickets are available on the Cork Arts Theatre website here: https://bit.ly/stacycat

22/03/2022

Last week! Last chance to grab tickets to the Irish premiere of "Stacy" by Jack Thorne!!

Get your tickets here: https://bit.ly/stacycat

20/03/2022

Did you catch out director Mags Keohane discussing "Stacy" on Cork's 96FM earlier? You can listen back at the video below.

"Stacy" has just 5 nights left at the Cork Arts Theatre, this Tuesday - Saturday.

Tickets are still available at the link here: https://bit.ly/stacycat

Photos from Minnow Productions's post 18/03/2022

Check out these fantastic production shots by Sinéad Donnachie.

"Stacy" is running Friday and Saturday night this week, and then again from Tuesday to Saturday next week. Jack Thorne's wickedly dark monologue is a timely look at important modern themes such as toxic masculinity and consent.

You can book tickets online for €10 using the promo code STACY10, or pick them up at Cork Arts Theatre box office for €15.

Tickets here: https://bit.ly/stacycat

17/03/2022

☘️Paddy’s Day Promo!☘️

To celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, all tickets sold today for the remainder of our run at Cork Arts Theatre will be available for just €10 using the promo code “STACY17”. Grab them fast! The offer ends at noon tomorrow.

Tickets available at the link here: https://bit.ly/stacycat

Supported by The Community Foundation for Ireland

16/03/2022

Stacy starts tonight in the and is running until the 26th of March.

Stacy was written by award winning playwright Jack Thorne (Harry Potter and the Cursed Child) and is described as a ‘razor sharp portrait of toxic masculinity’.

The play deals with sexual violence and we are offering our support to anyone who is affected by the content of the play.

You can get in touch by freephone, email or text.

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