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Improbable Frequency, 2004

Improbable Frequency by Arthur Riordan & Bell Helicopter. Directed by Lynne Parker, 2004.

Original Music/Sound Design – Bell Helicopter (Conor Kelly & Sam Park). Set Design – Alan Farquharson. Costume Design – Kathy Strachan. Lighting Design – Rupert Murray. Music Director – Cathal Synnott. Assistant Director – Tom Creed. Movement Adviser – Diane O’Keefe.

In 1941, Europe is at war and espionage is the front line. As the rest of the world gets on with the small matter of the Second World War, Dublin’s lights burn flagrantly and Europe’s intellectual elite has to come to play. But suspicious messages on a radio requests show have drawn the attention of MI5 and a diffident young code-breaker is dispatched to Dublin to determine which side neutral Ireland is really on.

Date:

September 2004

Client:

Rough Magic Theatre Company

Category:

Performance

Tagged with:

Theatre

Ros Kavanagh.

Improbable Frequency, 2004