Theatre Review: Breaking Dad

Cork Opera House

Sat, 14 Feb, 2015 - 00:00

Colette Sheridan

Ross O’Carroll-Kelly is back, paunchy and as obnoxious as ever. His trademark stupidity means it takes a while before he cops on that Traoloch, his daughter Honor’s boyfriend, may be his love child.

Okay, Cork, let's do this thing. #BreakingDad
— Ross O'Carroll-Kelly (@RossOCK) February 10, 2015

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Courts Arts Film & TV Place: Ireland Place: South Place: Dublin Person: Ross O’Carroll-Kelly Person: Traoloch Person: Honor Person: Ross Person: Charles Person: Bertie Ahern Person: Sorcha Person: Paul Howard Person: Ronan Person: Laurence Kinlan Person: Rory Nolan Person: Lisa Lambe Organisation: Cork Opera House Organisation: Fianna Fáil

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