Theatre review: Birdsong

Everyman, Cork

Wed, 14 May, 2014 - 01:00

Colette Sheridan

This World War 1 drama, adapted by Rachel Wagstaff from Sebastian Faulk’s novel, Birdsong, conveys the horror of war and its futility.

Big cast & crew working to make sure everything is ready to go for tonight's opening performance of @birdsongthetour pic.twitter.com/N9xZdWzjia
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