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Conor Grimes

CONOR GRIMES

  
Nationality:    Irish
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Conor Grimes's plays including biography, theatres, agent, synopses, cast sizes, production and published dates

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below is a list of Conor Grimes's plays - click on a Play Title for more information

         Duke Of Hope, The         History Of the Troubles, The (Accordin' To My Da)         Nativity What the Donkey Saw, The         Paradise

Duke Of Hope, The

Synopsis:
presents Mel, a thirtysomething library assistant, who has two inter-related problems: he can't extricate himself from the pub or find anyone to have sex with. Guilt, disappointment and frustrated ambitions are wrapped up with skewed notions about women, the objects of his fantasies and fears. a swift Friday-night pint in his local turns into a six-hour session, as Melis tempted into drunken helplessness by his own alter-egos. endlessly postponing departure for his home town, where his Father is in hospital, he's abetted by the pub's regulars, one of whom is physically embedded in the bar counter and pops up like ajack-in-the-box, while the other brags goatishly about his sex life.
- Helen Meany, Guardian

Notes:
Written by Conor Grimes And Alan McKee

1st Produced:
Belfast, Queen's Drama & Film ar.    2007

Organisations:
Tinderbox TC; Belfast Festival

1st Published:
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Music:
-

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Genre:
Comedy

Parts:
Male:  6            Female:  1            Other:  extras

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History Of the Troubles, The (Accordin' To My Da)

History Of the Troubles, The (Accordin' To My Da)
The Troubles and how they affected one ordinary man

Notes:
written by Martin Lynch, Conor Grimes And Alan McKee

1st Produced:

Organisations:
Mac Productions

1st Published:
Lagan Press 2005   978-1904652205

Music:
-

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Genre:
Play/Drama

Parts:
Male:  3            Female:  -            Other:  doubling

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Nativity What the Donkey Saw, The

Synopsis:
the Nativity according to the donkey. Would it have been better if the Wise Men had brought the baby a high chair? and why didn't Joseph book ahead - he should have known Bethlehem would be busy at Christmas?

Notes:
Written by Connor Grimes And Alan McKee

1st Produced:
Mill Theatre, Dublin    2008

Organisations:
-

1st Published:
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Music:
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Genre:
Comedy

Parts:
Male:  4            Female:  1            Other:  -

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Paradise

Synopsis:
Charlie Tully and elisha Scott, two iconic figures from contrasting cultural backgrounds, came together through their association with the great name of Belfast Celtic Football Club. Paradise was the home of Belfast Celtic and a name cherished by many supporters. When Paradise was lost, the silent terraces lived on only in the memories of those left behind.

Notes:
co-written by Padraig Coyle, Conor Grimes And Alan McKee

1st Produced:

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1st Published:
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Genre:
Musical theatre Musical

Parts:
Male:  6            Female:  -            Other:  doubling

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