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The Grandeur of Delusions’, a play exploring alcohol addiction, in Westport Town Hall Theatre on September 19
Heart & Soul Theatre Company will stage ‘The Grandeur of Delusions’, a play exploring alcohol addiction, in Westport Town Hall Theatre on September 19.
‘The Grandeur of Delusions’ depicts an alcoholic talking to himself through the medium of his delusion, a girl. The absence of love and hugs in childhood is sufficient to manifest itself in oblivion drinking, as they try to fill the void of ‘lacking’ which they don’t understand – and which only the temporary solution of blackouts can redress, and relieve their suffering.
This play deals in an ironic and funny fashion with the trials and tribulations of families in desperation. Written by Hugh Murphy and directed by Ann Brophy, the play stars Noelle Brogan and Aaron Jenner (pictured).
Heart & Soul Theatre Company was formed in 2014 by concerned individuals. Its artistic policy is to pursue truth in theatre and to promote full-length plays that have something to say about the world – and to hopefully encourage young people to attend theatre more often.
Please note this play is recommended for audience aged 15 and over.
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