The Hen Night Epiphany - Murphy, Jimmy
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Should some secrets never be kept no matter what the cost? Five women come together to help clear out a run-down cottage a week before the wedding of its new owner, Una. Joining her on this hen night of sorts are her two best friends, Kelly and Triona, her soon to be mother-in-law, Olive, and Olive's best friend, Anta. But Una is keeping a secret that, if revealed, will destroy all hopes of her dream wedding and living happily ever after with the love ofher life. As the play unfolds we see the women, one by one, forced to confront awkward truths of their own.

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Should some secrets never be kept no matter what the cost? Five women come together to help clear out a run-down cottage a week before the wedding of its new owner, Una. Joining her on this hen night of sorts are her two best friends, Kelly and Triona, her soon to be mother-in-law, Olive, and Olive's best friend, Anta. But Una is keeping a secret that, if revealed, will destroy all hopes of her dream wedding and living happily ever after with the love ofher life. As the play unfolds we see the women, one by one, forced to confront awkward truths of their own.
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Jimmy Murphy's plays for the Abbey Theatre include Brothers ofthe Brush, 1993 (winner of the Dublin Festival Best newplay award.) A Picture of Paradise 1997, and The MuesliBelt, 2000 Other works include Aceldama, 1998,The Kings of the Kilburn High Road, 2000 (2001 TricycleTheatre, London) The CastlecomerJukebox,(2004)for Red Kettle and What's left of the Flag, 2010 Theatre Upstairs@ The Plough, (nominated for Best New Play, 2010 Irish Theatre awards.) In 2008an Irish language feature film version of The Kings of the Kilburn High Road;Kings, was Ireland's official entry into theBest foreign language Oscars category and a subsequent postage stamp was issuedin its honour. He is former writer in residence at NUI, Maynooth, a member ofthe Abbey Theatre's Advisory Council and a recipient of three Bursaries inliterature from the Arts Council/An ChomhairleEalaíon. In 2004 he was elected amember of Aosdána, the affiliation of Irish artists. In September 2011 Focus Theatre will premierehis new play The Hen NightEpiphany.