Shakespeare at the
Fort - Twelfth Night
29.05.25
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ARTLINK and Living Breath
Productions are pleased to present a magical outdoor
performance, 'Shakespeare at the Fort', a one-of-a-kind
open air promenade production of Twelfth Night, set
against the wild beauty of Fort Dunree. |
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Audiences will follow
Shakespeare’s beloved comedy through the dramatic
coastline and charming walled gardens, immersing
themselves in a moving, unforgettable experience.
Performance dates:
• Friday, 6th June at 6pm
• Saturday, 7th June at 1pm and 4pm
Directed by Ruth Garvey-Williams, this reimagined
production blends the play’s timeless themes – mistaken
identity, unrequited love, and joyful chaos – with the
raw beauty of Fort Dunree. Refreshments are included,
making the event a feast for the senses.
An exceptional cast brings Twelfth Night to life
• Megan Armitage (Olivia/Antonio) – A Donegal native and
rising star, fresh from her hit show Póg na Sí Tours.
• Susie Garvey-Williams (Viola/Maria) – Originally from
Buncrana, and returning to the role after a 4-star
Edinburgh Fringe run, she blends international
experience with local pride.
• Eoghan Lamb (Orsino/Malvolio) – A dynamic stage actor
with recent international tours, delivering a
masterclass in duality.
• Glenn McGivern (Sebastian/Sir Toby Belch/Sailor) –
Making his Shakespearean debut at Fort Dunree,
continuing his acclaimed collaboration with Artlink. |
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From left to right: Megan
Armitage, Eoghan Lamb, Susie Garvey-Williams and Glenn
McGivern. |
Speaking ahead of the
open-air promenade production, Director Ruth
Garvey-Williams said: “Bringing this vibrant adaptation
of Twelfth Night to Fort Dunree is a dream come true –
where Shakespeare’s genius meets the wild magic of
Donegal’s coastal landscape.”
Tickets are available online at Ticket Source
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www.ticketsource.com
Don’t miss your chance to step into Shakespeare’s world
on the edge of the Atlantic. Bring a coat, sturdy shoes,
and your sense of wonder – and prepare to be enchanted.
Note: The performance is best suited for an adult
audience. Some terrain is steep; weather-appropriate
clothing and footwear are strongly advised.
A family celebration of Shakespeare & Art
On Saturday, 7th June, Artlink will also host a free,
family-friendly drop-in art workshop from 1pm to 4pm at
Fort Dunree. Guided by artists Julie O'Donnell, Sinead
Walsh, and Paul Campbell, participants will explore the
theme of identity through collage. Keep an eye out for
roaming Shakespearean actors adding a touch of
theatrical magic to the creative fun! No booking
required.
For further information about Shakespeare at the Fort or
upcoming events at Artlink please visit
www.artlink.ie . |
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