Three Men Talking About Things They Kinda Know About


Three Men Talking – UK & Ireland Tour
September 18, 2013, 8:45 am
Filed under: Announcement

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Since its award nominated debut run with Absolut Fringe, Three Men Talking About Things They Kinda Know About has sold out shows in Kinsale, Project Arts Centre Dublin, and Bristol. Now, our brilliantly received short play with the long name is back this October for a final whistle-stop tour that will hit London, Kildare, Waterford, Dublin and Wicklow. Don’t miss your last chance to see the show, which will include hometown shows for both Stephen (Tallaght) and Kalle (Waterford). Please spread the word to any fans of theatre & poetry in those places and please pick up tickets as soon as possible to show your support. We would love to close out the tour with warm, friendly, full houses!

TICKETS FOR MERMAID ARTS CENTRE, BRAY SHOW AVAILABLE HERE

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TICKETS FOR WATERFORD SHOW AVAILABLE HERE

TICKETS FOR DUBLIN SHOW AVAILABLE HERE
(INCLUDES POST-SHOW Q & A)

TICKETS FOR LONDON SHOW AVAILABLE HERE

TICKETS FOR KILDARE SHOW AVAILABLE HERE



Three Men Talking at the Dublin Writers Festival

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We are delighted to announce that Kalle, Stephen and Colm will be performing excerpts from Three Men Talking About Things They Kinda Know About, as well as some of their most popular poems at a special show in this year’s Dublin Writer’s Festival. The show will take place in The Clarence Hotel (ooooh posh) on May 23rd and doors are at a fashionably late 9.15pm. More info here.



Three Men Talking in Dublin again on March 8th!

Screen shot 2013-02-16 at 09.17.42Three Men Talking About Things They Kinda Know About is back! We are proud to announce the start of our tour with a date in the wonderful Draiocht theatre in Blanchardstown on March 8th. Tickets are selling very fast, as this is currently the only Dublin date for the show this year. As you know, every other performance of the show has been sold out, so grab a ticket now while you still can. We are really excited to bring the show back to the stage. Let all the poetry fans in your life know about it!

CLICK THIS LINK TO PURCHASE TICKETS TO THE SHOW 

 



Three Men Thanking You

Photo: Paul Gaffney (c) 2011

The show has come to the end of a remarkable run at ABSOLUT Fringe. When we embarked upon this project we had aspirations and hopes for it, but we couldn’t have anticipated the amazing end result. We are immensely proud of what we have achieved.

Photo: Paul Gaffney (c) 2011

Not only did we receive a nomination for the “Little Gem” Fringe Festival award (a staggering achievement in its own right), but we also got a stunning four star review in The Irish Times from Sara Keating. We consider both of these to be a massive honour and are thrilled to be recognised so positively for our work. Not bad for a bunch of ABSOLUT Fringe first timers!

Photo: Paul Gaffney (c) 2011

As well as that, every single night of the show was sold out. That blows us away. In a time when people have less money to spend, this show of support meant a huge amount to us all. It was extremely inspiring to see faces old and new every single night at the show. Thanks to you all for being there and sharing in the experience.

Photo: Paul Gaffney (c) 2011

In response to the work itself, we received effusive praise, poetic responses and standing ovations. It was profoundly humbling to see that our very personal stories resonated so deeply with so many of you. It took a lot to get up there each night but the response gave us so much back.

Photo: Paul Gaffney (c) 2011

The three men up on stage was only part of the story though. We are hugely indebted to our brilliant director, Sarah Brennan, who took a leap of faith in working with us three poets and gave shape to such a powerful piece of drama on the stage. It was a real honour to work with her.

Photo: Pall Gaffney (c) 2011

Thanks are also due to our wonderful partners and families who formed part of the stories onstage, as well as supporting us through the many months of writing and rehearsing the show. Without them we would have been adrift. Our love to all of them.

Photo: Paul Gaffney (c) 2011

So, what now? Well, we will take some well earned rest and spend some quality time with our loved ones. We will then assess what our options are and perhaps take the show back out there to the public again. Stay tuned to this blog and our respective places and spaces on the web for more information. Three men will talk again…

Photo: Paul Gaffney (c) 2011

All photographs by Paul Gaffney (www.paulgaffneyphotography.com). All rights reserved.



FOUR STAR REVIEW in The Irish Times

Our thanks to Sara Keating for her very positive four star review of our show in today’s Irish Times. We are extremely proud of the piece and it is encouraging to receive such a positive response.

” ****…each of the men brings their own energy, tone and distinct poetic style to the composite structure…”


CLICK HERE TO READ THE REVIEW IN FULL 



THREE MEN IN A FULL HOUSE!

We are absolutely buzzing after two phenomenal shows. We are extremely happy to know that our stories are connecting with familiar and new people every single night. Our opening two shows have been completely sold out and tonight’s (Wednesday Sept 21st) is almost sold out too. The buzz is building in intensity and tickets are flying out the door quickly, so if you plan on seeing the show we ask that you don’t delay and pick one up online today to avoid disappointment . Thanks to you all for your phenomenal support so far. It has been a true pleasure.

 

PURCHASE TICKETS ONLINE HERE.



PREVIEW NIGHT! Get your tickets now while you still can!


First chance for an audience to see the show. Limited tickets available for our preview show from the ABSOLUT Fringe website.

Click this link for the full listing and details on how to make a purchase.




Your Da Would Love it

 

Thanks to the Irish Times for recommending our show in their weekend supplement. They reckon you should take your Da along to see the show. We actually reckon your Ma would like it even better, seeing as it is a bunch of men being all sensitive and talking about their feelings. But we would delighted if all parents came along really.

Click here to read the article



One Man Talking About Three Men Talking: Interview with Colm Keegan

“We didn’t think much about the audience at first, we thought more about what we wanted to dig into. Good writing comes from what you’re a bit afraid of yourself, so we went after that. One thing that surprised us is that the few women who had a chance to listen in on initial readings thought that women might get more of it from men.”

A nice short, sharp interview with Colm Keegan can be found over on Kate Dempsey’s influential “Emerging Writer” blog. Thanks to Kate for the interview and her continued hard work in heralding the work of Irish writers.

 You can read the interview in full by clicking right here



TICKETS SELLING FAST! GET YOURS NOW!

Delighted to say that tickets are being snapped up quickly for every night of our show. If you are planning on going to the show we STRONGLY recommend you purchase tickets online right now. Once it is sold out we can’t let any more people in or extend the run of the show. This is your chance. Consider yourselves warned!

I need to buy a ticket online, take me there!