SILENT

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Fishamble: The New Play Company presents SILENT

Written & performed by Pat Kinevane

Directed by Jim Culleton

SILENT is the touching and challenging story of homeless McGoldrig, who once had splendid things. But he has lost it all – including his mind. He now dives into the wonderful wounds of his past through the romantic world of Rudolph Valentino. Dare to laugh at despair and gasp at redemption in this brave, bleak, beautiful production for which Fishamble and Pat Kinevane won an Olivier Award in 2016.

WINNER Helen Hayes Award Outstanding Performer – Visiting Production, 2020
WINNER Outstanding Achievement in an Affiliate Theatre, OLIVIER AWARD 2016
WINNER Scotsman Fringe First and The Herald Angel, Edinburgh Festival 2011
WINNER Argus Angel, Brighton Festival 2012

This is virtuoso writing and performing: rich and loamy, hard as granite and reveling in surprising juxtapositions and cheeky, heartbreaking jokes that make you wince…writing and a performance of unflagging and effortless panache that grabs your heart and squeezes tightly.’
Lynn Gardner, The Guardian

Fishamble: The New Play Company presents SILENT

Written & performed by Pat Kinevane

Directed by Jim Culleton

SILENT is the touching and challenging story of homeless McGoldrig, who once had splendid things. But he has lost it all – including his mind. He now dives into the wonderful wounds of his past through the romantic world of Rudolph Valentino. Dare to laugh at despair and gasp at redemption in this brave, bleak, beautiful production for which Fishamble and Pat Kinevane won an Olivier Award in 2016.

WINNER Helen Hayes Award Outstanding Performer – Visiting Production, 2020
WINNER Outstanding Achievement in an Affiliate Theatre, OLIVIER AWARD 2016
WINNER Scotsman Fringe First and The Herald Angel, Edinburgh Festival 2011
WINNER Argus Angel, Brighton Festival 2012

This is virtuoso writing and performing: rich and loamy, hard as granite and reveling in surprising juxtapositions and cheeky, heartbreaking jokes that make you wince…writing and a performance of unflagging and effortless panache that grabs your heart and squeezes tightly.’
Lynn Gardner, The Guardian