Aodh has started a new job he doesn’t believe in. There will be no negative consequences for himself, his family, or the country. Fan Linn.

Seift is a bi-lingual play about political grifting, the repurposing of language, and Irish identity. It’s about familial relationships, media narratives, and the concept of notions. As Aodh’s job mirrors a country with a collapsing image of itself, Seift seeks to ask when exactly are we going to do anything to change it?

Join Scaoilte Theatre as they present a rehearsed reading of their latest play Seift, as they continue to develop the work for stage, and explore topics that are more important now than ever.

Presented by: Scaoilte Theatre
Written by: Cian Ó Náraigh
Directed by: Graham Butler Breen
Performers: Fiachra Corkery, Molly Mew, Elliot Nolan, and Sarah Conway.
Lighting Designer: Conor McGowan
Sound Designer: Conor Dowdall
Artwork: Hollie Murphy

Content Warning
This piece deals with racism, sexism, violence, homophobia and with fascism.

This reading is supported by Kildare County Council Arts Services, and Roscommon County Council Creative Ireland Programme, an all-of-Government five-year initiative, which places creativity at the centre of public policy.  Further information from creative.ireland.ie and ireland.ie