GUY MITCHELL’S DOG’S DEAD…PASS IT ON

It’s Ballybeen, it’s 1974 and young Sammy is navigating childhood whilst battling a severe outbreak of nits.

Jock has been keeping a sea bass he caught on Castlerock beach in his bath for a week in case the Belfast Telegraph come to photograph it. Sammy has found a porno mag in the hedges, but he can’t get the pages open…..and as for Guy Mitchell…...well, his dog’s dead and… sure ya know yourself.

A one man ‘multi role’ play written by Sam Robinson, acted by Kealan McAllister and Directed by Trevor Gill.

Audience reaction:

‘funniest show I’ve seen in a long time….never laughed so much’

‘From start to finish ‘young Sam’ had the audience in the palm of his hand’

‘The three of us roared our way through the show …never have so many words for the human anatomy been heard in a theatre, next stop Broadway (NYC, not the roundabout!).’