Ryan Tubridy

But well done to everyone.

Accents slipped a little bit every now and again, but we can live with that.

It's just a tricky thing when you're trying to be from the south all the time.

But I think if you've got kids who are 12, 13, 14, and this is a book in school, go and see it.

It's really very good.

And I love the Bordgash Energy Theatre, but I do think that for little, smaller productions, it's a bit tricky.

The Crucible is a different story because it's in the gaiety.

Let's face it, it's the right venue for a wonderful play.

Niamh McCormack is a knockout in it.

Charlie McKenna is a knockout in it.

And I tell you, Andrew McCarthy, who people will know from his old days as a movie star in Hollywood from back in the day, really brings a lovely bit of heft to it just after the interval.

I had a problem with both plays and that's on me, not on them.

They're both three hours long.

Mother of Jesus.

Like, I can't, I can't do it anymore.

I mean, I've got a bony arse.

I can't, like, it's not, no, but I'm also distracted.

So look, that's on me.

Thirdly, um,

The car park in the Borgash Energy Theater was hilarious afterwards.