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Limerick Youth Theatre stages The Trial

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From 19 – 22 August 2015, Limerick Youth Theatre stages The Trial, One of Franz Kafka’s best-known works, In an unconventional way at 69 O’Connell Street.  Working with a professional local team and a talented young cast  this year’s play continues to develop, support and sustain theatre making for young adults in Limerick city.

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Limerick Youth Theatre Group to stage The Trial directed by Ann Blake

Limerick Youth Theatre (LYT) is a company of young performers, dancers, writers, designers, directors, producers and film-makers, located in the Shannon region of Ireland.

Limerick Youth Theatre was set up in 1997 with a vision of providing a unique opportunity for young people from all backgrounds to cross social/cultural divides through youth drama experiences. It runs a two-year training course in theatre and performance arts.


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Limerick Youth Theatre holds weekly workshops with artists and directors from October to May, and presents a full-length production in August after 5 weeks intensive rehearsals. This year is no exception, the show will be directed by Limerick native, Ann Blake.

Besides summer production, Limerick Youth Theatre produces shows throughout the year, participates in festivals and collaborates with groups across Limerick.

 The Trial original novel by Franz Kafka, adapted for stage by Steven Berkoff and directed by Ann Blake

The Trial is about Joseph K’s arrest and  his impending trial. He has no idea why he has been arrested. As he attempts to discover what is behind his situation, he sinks deeper and deeper, flailing as he tries to escape.

Don’t miss Limerick Youth Theatre’s adaption of The Trial this August!

Click here for more information on booking details for the performances.
For more information and news on the show and other upcoming events, Check out Limerick Youth Theatre’s website here.
You can also check out their Facebook page here and Twitter page here.
You can read more about the Limerick Youth Theatre here.

 

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