Tuesday 1 October | 7.30pm
Theatre show depicting the extraordinary life of NI politician David Ervine
Green Shoot Productions present
The Man Who Swallowed A Dictionary
Tuesday 1 October | 7.30pm
Tickets: £20
Written by Bobby Niblock, Martin Lynch and Matthew McElhinney
Produced by Martin Lynch and Nikki Turner
Directed by Matthew McElhinney (Stones in His pockets)
*This is a guest hire event
A new piece of writing by East Belfast playwrights Bobby Niblock, Martin Lynch and Matthew McElhinney depicting the extraordinary life of David Ervine, offering a captivating portrayal of the charismatic and controversial political figure who played a significant role in the Northern Ireland peace process.
The show is a unique and riveting insight into the life of one of Northern Ireland's most iconic politicians, from his early days as a UVF paramilitary to his role as a political leader and peace campaigner, whilst a loving father and grandfather.
This production is a powerful tribute to David Ervine's contribution to the political landscape of Northern Ireland and the impact he had on the lives of countless individuals. It aims to inspire audiences to reflect on the legacy of this remarkable leader and the lessons that can be drawn from his life and work.
Producer Nikki Turner expressed their excitement for the production, saying, "We are delighted to be bringing David Ervine's story to life on the stage in this way. We hope that audiences will leave the theatre with an appreciation for this remarkable man and the impact he had on the people of Northern Ireland."