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“I was at rehearsals yesterday in Dublin and saw a run-through of the show. I am beyond excited. The production is extraordinary and unlike anything I have ever seen before. We are seeing physically disabled bodies on stage for the first time ever in Irish theatre. We are seeing disabled actors playing disabled characters and bringing an authenticity to their performances that highlights the need to end the practice of non-disabled actors playing such parts. We are seeing disabled Actors centre stage. We are seeing disabled characters telling a story that really matters. To see the way they move on stage in a production that is fluid and pacey is genuinely thrilling.
We are breaking ground here.”
No Magic Pill is history in the making and not to be missed.
Take a peek Behind The Scenes with some of the cast and creatives of No Magic Pill
The Story of Martin Naughton in the play: video
Movement: video explaining the sheer energy and physicality of the play
Special Offer - The Black Box, Galway
See it in Galway Tue 27 - Fri 30 Sep Town Hall Theatre Galway Tickets here
For all performances of No Magic Pill at the Black Box in Galway, a special offer of €10 per ticket is available for disabled people, including companion / personal assistant (subject to availability). To avail of this offer, please contact the Town Hall Theatre on 091 569 777.
Special Offer - The Civic Theatre, Tallaght
Dublin Tue 4 - Sat 9 Oct Dublin Theatre Festival at The Civic Tickets here
For the performances of No Magic Pill at the Civic Theatre on Tuesday, October 4th, and Wednesday, October 5th, a special offer of €10 per ticket is available for disabled people, including companion / personal assistant (subject to availability). To avail of this offer, please contact the Civic Theatre on 01 4627477 and use code pill22.
Duration: 80 minutes, no interval
Age Guidance: 12+
Post-Show Talks: Members of the company will discuss the play following the performance in Galway on Thursday 29 September, and following the matinee performance in Dublin on Sunday 9 October.
Accessibility
There will be increased seating for wheelchair users, and their companions, in both Galway and Dublin.
Audio-described performances will take place in Galway on Thurs 29 Sept and Fri 30 Sept, and in Dublin on Weds 5 Oct and Thurs 6 Oct. ISL interpretation will take place in Galway on Thurs 29 Sept and Friday 30 Sept, and in Dublin on Sat 8 and Sun 9 October.
More information on this limited run theatre production on this link. Don’t miss the chance to see this work, book your tickets now.
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