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Misterman

The National Theatre presents
A Landmark Productions / Galway Arts Festival production

by Enda Walsh

5 STARS Daily Express, Metro

4 STARS Daily Telegraph, Evening Standard, Financial Times, Guardian, Time Out 


‘An emotionally disturbing, riveting one-man show... dark and quite ingenious with flashes of black humour.’ Daily Express

‘A knockout... a compellingly strange, absorbing and terrifying work of startling originality.’ Daily Telegraph

‘Buzzing energy... we’ve never seen Cillian Murphy give this sort of show before.’ Evening Standard

Misterman is at once a deadly concentration and ambitious expansion of all Enda Walsh’s plays.’ Guardian

‘A devastating portrait of a deranged man, pushed to an extreme action but still recognisably human in his madness... Not to be missed.’ Daily Express

'Cillian Murphy holds our rapt attention in Enda Walsh’s ferocious one-man play.’ Metro

Inishfree might seem like a quaint Irish town, but fierce evangelist Thomas Magill knows better. He knows jovial Dwain Flynn is a miserable drunk, that Timmy O’Leary enslaves his lovely mother and that sweet Mrs Cleary is a blasphemous flirt.

It is down to Thomas, with God on his shoulder, to save this sinful place. But the townsfolk are not listening, an angel is misbehaving and a barking dog will not be silenced. Just how far will Thomas go in his quest for salvation?

‘The electrifying Cillian Murphy… Enda Walsh, one of the most fiercely individual voices in the theatre today… a seductive and terrifying portrait of a luminous madness that dares you not to look away.’
New York Times

Cillian Murphy – whose film work includes 28 Days Later, Breakfast on Pluto and Inception – is reunited with Enda Walsh for the first time following the phenomenally successful Disco Pigs. He returns to the London stage to play the population of an entire town in a tour-de-force solo performance of epic proportions.

UK Premiere

Captioned performance Wed 16 May at 7.30pm

Audio-described performances on Fri 25 May at  7.30pm and Sat 26 May at 2.15pm (Touch Tour at 12.45pm)

 

photo by Rich Gilligan

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  • May 2012

    1. Wed 23 7:30 pm
    2. Thu 24 7:30 pm
    3. Fri 25 7:30 pm
    4. Sat 26 2:15 pm
    5. Sat 26 7:30 pm
    6. Sun 27 3:00 pm
    7. Mon 28 7:30 pm

Pricing

Lyttelton Theatre 5 prices seating plan

ABCDE
Standard£40£32£26£22£12
First two previews£34£28£24£20£12

Reductions
Under 18 (excluding Sat eves)£20£16£13£22£12
Senior citizen (midweek mat)£30£22£26£22£12
Disabled people (& one companion at the same price)£15£15£15£15£12
Group (10+ school under 19s - excluding Sat eves)£12£12£12£12£12
Group (10+ college 19-25s - excluding Sat eves)£15£15£15£15£12
Group (8-11 people)£38£30£26£22£12
Group (12-19 people)£36£28£26£22£12
Group (20+ people)£34£26£26£22£12

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