Dalliance by Tom Stoppard based on the play by Arthur Schnitzler
Based on Arthur Schnitzler’s play Liebelei, meaning flirtation, Dalliance was first performed at the Lyttelton Theatre, London, in 1986. A bitter sweet drama about a young working class girl, a seamstress for the Opera, who falls in love with a military officer who happens to be on the rebound. Directed by head of acting at The Lir Academy, Hilary Wood, Dalliance is Tom Stoppard’s interpretation of love and loss.
Tickets
| Performances: Thursday 8th February - Wednesday 14th February, 7.45pm | Matinee: Monday 12th February, 1.00pm | Tickets: €15 and €10 concession | This production contains smoke effects and loud noises. |
Creative
Team
- Director Hilary Wood
- Set and Costume Design Lisa Krugel
- Lighting Design Cillian McNamara
- Sound Design Ivan Birthistle
- Hair and Make Up Val Sherlock
Cast
- Christine Siobhán Callaghan
- Mizi Megan McDonnell
- Fritz Éanna Hardwicke
- Theodore Domhnall Herdman
- Herr Weiring Kyle Hixon
- Frau Binder/A Soprano Niamh McAllister
- A Gentleman/A Tenor Harry Butler
Crew
- CSM and DSM Emma Russell
- Assistant Stage Manager Aidan Cooney
- Chief LX, Programmer, Operator SJ Williams
- Set Construction HOD Pippa Newbold
- Scenic Artist HOD Olivia Drennan
- Prop Maker Hannah Marjoub
- Costume Supervisor Diarmuid O'Dwyer
- Sound Design Co-Ordinator Marchje Jansen