Eileen Walsh to Bring Marathon 24-Hour Play to Cork with 100 Leading Men

Cork actress Eileen Walsh stars in a unique 24-hour play, performing the same scene with 100 different men, including non-actors, at Cork Opera House.

Eileen Walsh to Bring Marathon 24-Hour Play to Cork with 100 Leading Men
Eileen Walsh to Bring Marathon 24-Hour Play to Cork with 100 Leading Men

Cork: Eileen Walsh is set to perform in a groundbreaking show. She’ll act non-stop for 24 hours.

The play, called The Second Woman, features Eileen doing the same scene 100 times. She’ll work with 100 different men, many of whom are non-actors.

This show has been a hit worldwide, with sold-out performances in cities like London and New York. Eileen is excited to bring it to her hometown of Cork.

The performance will take place at Cork Opera House. Ticketholders can come and go during the 24 hours.

Eileen describes the show as “one hell of a ride.” She’ll perform a scene about a couple whose relationship has lost its spark. It promises to be entertaining and funny.

The Second Woman will be part of the Cork Midsummer Festival on June 14.

Ticket prices vary. Full 24-hour experience tickets are €55, while entry time tickets range from €20 to €35. Tickets at the door start from €15.

Lorraine Maye, the festival director, expressed excitement about Eileen’s involvement. She believes this show will be unforgettable.

Eileen is known for her impressive performances, starting with Enda Walsh’s Disco Pigs in 1996. She has also starred in acclaimed films like The Magdalene Sisters and Pure Mule.

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