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Thomas Kilroy
DUblin. The Present(1968).
Kelly, the central figure in this piece, is a bit mouldy around the edges from the drink and years of being a bachelor. It's Saturday night, the pub's closed and the lads are back at Kelly's dingy flat. In the midst of this gathering appears Mr. Roche, a middle-aged gay man, and a young student. The party, whilst goading Mr. Roche en masse, discover his fear of confined spaces and after an argument with the host he is locked into the small cellar. He is disentombed shortly afterwards - apparently dead.
Plays General
Full-Length
6
07 October 1968
Produced by Dublin Theatre Festival
3Olympia Theatre
The Death and Resurrection of Mr. Roche
2002
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