By Brian Friel

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Cast

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Director
Ann C. Molloy

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Crew

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Setting
Setting: Home of the Mundy family outside Ballybeg, Co. Donegal.
Period: Act 1:  A warm day in early August 1936. Act 2: Three weeks later.
 

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Synopsis
It is 1936 and harvest time in Donegal.  In a house just outside Ballybeg live the Mundy sisters, barely making ends meet.  The two male members of the household are brother Jack a
missionary priest, repatriated from Africa after twenty five years and the seven year old son of the youngest sister.  In depicting two days in the life of this ménage, Brian Friel evokes not simply the interior landscape of a group of human beings trapped in their domestic situation but the wider
 landscape, interior and exterior, Christian and pagan of which they are nonetheless a part.
 

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Group History
Glenamaddy Players was established in 1972 and has been competing on the amateur festival
circuit for over 30 years enjoying great success.  The group qualified for the All Ireland Confined Finals on a number of occasions with plays such as “The Sorcerers Tale” 1997, “The Communication Cord” 2000, “Eclipsed” 2002 and were runners up in Tralee in 1996 with “The Playboy of The Western World”