World premieres to feature in Everyman’s new line-up

World premieres and prestigious touring productions will feature in the Everyman Theatre’s spring/summer season.

World premieres to feature in Everyman’s new line-up
Wed, 06 Feb, 2019 - 05:20
Sean O’Riordan

World premieres and prestigious touring productions will feature in the Everyman Theatre’s spring/summer season.

Details of the Cork theatre’s upcoming shows were announced last night and include three performances of the Olivier Award-winning Marie Jones’ comedy, Fly me to the Moon, starting on February 11.

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