Drama
PLAY: WHOSE LIFE IS IT ANYWAY by Brian Clark
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5th - 7th March 2013 7:30pm
Adapted from his TV movie of the same name, Brian Clark's Whose Life is it Anyway? is the story of sculptor Ken Harrison who, after a car accident, finds himself quadriplegic. After coming to the realisation that he will never move again, Ken decides to start putting together a legal case that will allow him his ultimate peace. Clark presents a gripping and honest tale about one man’s battle to make his life his own. As he stays in the hospital Ken forges a close friendship with Doctor Scott who finds herself in emotional turmoil as she battles between her conscience and her Hippocratic oath, Clark presents us with arguments both for and against euthanasia. But surely, if you're clever enough to put up an invincible case for suicide then that demonstrates you ought not die?
5th - 7th March 2013 7:30pm
Venue: Brian Friel Theatre
Booking info: £7/£5 Book tickets by emailing studentshows@qub.ac.uk
PLAY: SHOOT/GET TREASURE/REPEAT
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19th – 21st March 7:30pm
‘The Odyssey’, ‘Yesterday an Incident Occurred’, ‘War and Peace’ & ‘Love (But I won’t do that)’ from SHOOT/GET TREASURE/REPEAT by Mark Ravenhill
19th – 21st March 7:30pm £7/£5
Venue: Brian Friel Theatre
Booking info: £7/£5 Book tickets by emailing studentshows@qub.ac.uk
PLAY: ENDGAME by Samuel Beckett
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Showing 23rd - 25th April, 7:30pm
In Endgame, Samuel Beckett’s famous characters, Hamm, Clov, Nag and Nell engage us in fundamental questions about the nature of existence. What is it to be human? Are we moral beings? Is there a purpose? Can we be free of suffering? Endgame tries to rid itself of all meaning, except the one: Everything is meaningless.
Showing 23rd - 25th April, 7:30pm
Venue: Brian Friel Theatre
Booking info: £7/£5 Book tickets by emailing studentshows@qub.ac.uk
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