LIPA Spring/Summer Season of Public Performances
February 2009 - June 2009
Thursday 14th May : 7:30pm
Friday 15th May : 7:30pm
Saturday 16th May : 7:30pm
Venue: Paul McCartney Auditorium
Prices: Adults £7.00 Concessions £3.50
Tickets can be purchased from the Unity Theatre
See the Friday show for just £2.50
This amateur performance is presented through special
arrangement with Joseph Weinberger Limited, London.
A Man of No Importance
This bright musical set in 1960s Dublin, Ireland presents the tribulations of 40 something, bachelor, Alfie Byrne who is obsessed with the work of Oscar Wilde. Bus conductor, Alfie embarks on the turbulent challenge of putting on Wilde’s play Salome at St. Imelda’s Church hall.
Through a blend of pop and traditional Irish folksong styles we see and hear about Alfie’s life. He introduces the audience to the many interesting characters he meets on his day-today journeys who become an integral part in Alfie’s life.
Based on the film of the same title starring Albert Finney, this down to earth musical shows the audience the many endearing qualities of one man of no importance.
Performed by second year Acting students.