Powerful story of resilience

Direct from London’s West End and the Edinburgh Fringe, Myra’s Story tells the unforgettable tale of a middle-aged homeless alcoholic struggling to survive on the streets of Dublin as she begs from passers-by on Ha’penny Bridge.

Fíonna Hewitt-Twamley as Myra in Brian Foster's 'Myra's Story'

Fíonna Hewitt-Twamley as Myra in Brian Foster's 'Myra's Story'

Written by Brian Foster and starring actor Fíonna Hewitt-Twamley, the critically acclaimed play will be staged at the Townhall Theatre on Friday, September 4, and Saturday, September 5.

Some productions entertain, while others leave a lasting impression. Myra’s Story is firmly in the latter category, delivering a moving and thought-provoking theatrical experience that shines a light on important social and historical issues through powerful storytelling.

With compelling performances and an emotionally rich script, the play invites audiences to reflect on resilience, humanity, and the realities faced by those whose voices are too often overlooked. It is a production that balances heartbreak with hope, offering moments of warmth, humour, and compassion alongside its challenging themes.

Whether you are a regular theatre-goer or simply looking for an evening that offers more than just entertainment, Myra’s Story promises an unforgettable experience. Its universal message and emotional depth make it a production that resonates long after the final curtain falls.

Presented at the Townhall Theatre on Friday, September 4, and two shows on Saturday, September 5, this is a unique opportunity to experience a production that has touched audiences wherever it has been performed. With outstanding performances and meaningful storytelling, Myra’s Story is theatre at its most engaging—honest, intimate, and deeply affecting.

Tickets are available now at THT.ie Early booking is recommended to avoid disappointment. Don’t miss the chance to experience this remarkable stage play and discover why Myra’s Story continues to captivate audiences with its powerful message and unforgettable characters.

Tickets €25 from www.THT.ie

 

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