Donal O'Kelly
It is February 1798. A Frenchman walks into the village of The Naul in North County Dublin. He is, he says, a prisoner-of-war escaped from an English jail. Soon he is training the local United Irishmen. He’s dubbed Vive La for exclaiming "vive la liberte" at every chance. But nothing is quite as it seems that winter of 1798...
Drámaí Ginearálta
Dráma Fada
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Cast doubling is possible. See original production for details. Vive La is introduced by a company of five mummers and these five mummers play all of the other characters.
24 May 2007
Produced by Benbo Productions
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Donal O'Kelly Productions
CarrigeencorDromahaireCounty LeitrimRepublic of Ireland
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www.donalokellyproductions.com/
The information for this entry was taken from the original production programme.