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The cast of 'Don't Tell the Wife', which runs from November 22-29 in Moville. (Photo Liam Skelly)
Moville Drama Group presents the hilarious three-act comedy, 'Don't Tell The Wife', which opens in St Eugene's Hall this Saturday, November 22 and runs until Saturday, November 29.
The talented cast features Eamon McLaughlin, Emma Garfield, Gail Snodgrass, Genevieve McLaughlin, James McDaid, Majella Gill, Paul Bredin and Seamus McGranaghan.
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‘Don’t Tell The Wife’ was written by playwright Sam Cree in 1967 and is set in 1960s Belfast in the Willis household, where Edna is convinced that her plumber husband Bobbie is interested in another woman. Her attempts to thwart him lead to crazy misunderstandings and side-splitting action for audiences.
Doors open at St Eugene's Hall, Moville at 7.30pm, with curtain up each night at 8pm. Admission is €10 for adults and €5 for children, and it's pay on the door only, with no tickets on sale.
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