Rathfriland YFC three act play

Due to last year’s success, Rathfriland YFC are delighted to announce the return of their 3 Act Play.
By The Newsroom
Published 13th Feb 2019, 08:00 BST
Roberta Simmons, Colin McMinn and Stephen Gordon. Stephen steps back into the spotlight this year in his second three act play for the club, he currently holds the position of club leader and has been a club member for a total of sixyears. Stephen is playing the role of Denis the son of Sadie and Alec who has just returned from active service to see his new born baby. Stephen currently works on his home farm alongside his agricultural contracting business.Roberta Simmons, Colin McMinn and Stephen Gordon. Stephen steps back into the spotlight this year in his second three act play for the club, he currently holds the position of club leader and has been a club member for a total of sixyears. Stephen is playing the role of Denis the son of Sadie and Alec who has just returned from active service to see his new born baby. Stephen currently works on his home farm alongside his agricultural contracting business.
Roberta Simmons, Colin McMinn and Stephen Gordon. Stephen steps back into the spotlight this year in his second three act play for the club, he currently holds the position of club leader and has been a club member for a total of sixyears. Stephen is playing the role of Denis the son of Sadie and Alec who has just returned from active service to see his new born baby. Stephen currently works on his home farm alongside his agricultural contracting business.

This year the club are excited to perform another play by Sam Cree, titled Family Fever.

The action of the play takes place in the living room of the Gailbraith family before and after Christmas and on New Year’s Eve.

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Just two days before Christmas the Gailbraith family find themselves in chaos when the married daughter is rushed into hospital for the “happy event”.

Linda Cochrane and John McCabe playing Mr and Mrs Hall. This is Linda's second time on stage with Rathfriland YFC three act play while she is not a member she is still a very valued part of our team. Linda is from Rathfriland originally but currently works as an English teacher at St Patrick's College, Banbridge. John has been in rathfriland YFC for over 12 years, currently holding a position on the club committee and is no stranger from the stage. John currently works at home on the family farm full timeLinda Cochrane and John McCabe playing Mr and Mrs Hall. This is Linda's second time on stage with Rathfriland YFC three act play while she is not a member she is still a very valued part of our team. Linda is from Rathfriland originally but currently works as an English teacher at St Patrick's College, Banbridge. John has been in rathfriland YFC for over 12 years, currently holding a position on the club committee and is no stranger from the stage. John currently works at home on the family farm full time
Linda Cochrane and John McCabe playing Mr and Mrs Hall. This is Linda's second time on stage with Rathfriland YFC three act play while she is not a member she is still a very valued part of our team. Linda is from Rathfriland originally but currently works as an English teacher at St Patrick's College, Banbridge. John has been in rathfriland YFC for over 12 years, currently holding a position on the club committee and is no stranger from the stage. John currently works at home on the family farm full time

This year the play will take place from Wednesday, February 27 to Saturday, March 2 March with the return of a few familiar faces from last year.

Doors open at 7.30pm each night with curtain up at 8pm.

Tickets cost £10 for adults and £5 for children and are available to purchase from Alison Gracey by calling 07938877089.

To keep up to date with the upcoming events follow Rathfriland YFC on Facebook at Rathfriland Young Farmers Club.

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