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On the deck of the cruise ship, the Empress of Patagonia, an upper class travel writer has his work interrupted by a chatty young phone operator with romantic intentions. Despite his crabby reluctance, he is gradually drawn into conversation and they embark on an hilarious bout of verbal jousting in which all sorts of personal secrets are revealed.

They part, only to meet again some months later, by a remarkable coincidence, in a village shop on the Wiltshire Downs. The two continue to bicker and irritate each other, but out of their squabbles the unlikeliest of romances develops.

Friday 5th & Saturday 6th October  2012 at 7.00pm
Price: €40 – including show and 3 course dinner.
phone (041) 98 23 293
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Shaw’s classic comedy Village Wooing is famous for its exploration of the mystical and inexplicable nature of sexual love. It has been enduringly popular since its first production in 1934 and the two mismatched lovers have been played by such luminaries as Cyril Cusack and Siobhan McKenna, Richard Briers and Judi Dench. Annesbrook is delighted to present two of Ireland’s finest young actors, Peter Gaynor and Rebecca Grimes, as the romantic duo.

deliciously amusing… a desirably merry dance –Sunday Independent 4 stars.

A perfect piece of lunchtime diversion, full of fun, sparkling dialogue and plenty of Shaw’s thoughts on society and relationships –Mail on Sunda