It is time for some laughter and fun in Inch Community Centre again, and Inch Drama Groups ‘Anyone Could Rob a Bank’ a farce, by Tom Coffey is just what the doctor ordered. The play is set in the kitchen of Badger Greys house Photo: Michael Hussey (YoughalOnline.com)

Badger is played by Anthony Flavin and his hair-brained wife Sarah played by Mary Colbert, their pretty and flirtatious daughter played by Teresa Riordan who has a crush on the local Sergeant played by Pakie O’Mahony, but she is also attracted to Tony, a business man, played by John Hurley who is in town for a few days. Then there is Jerreen, Badgers brother played by Michael Riordan Jnr. (the local coffin maker) and Mickey, their nephew, played by Padraig Walsh a wanna-be boxer who is an apprentice to Jerreen, and to complete the crew there is Windy, Badger’s next door neighbour and local butcher played by Brendan Walsh. We welcome Brendan and Padraig Walsh – father and son – to our cast for the first time – though this is not their first time on stage, Brendan has an acting past with Killeagh macra and Padraig is a rising star on the stage. So what is the play about? Having read of an unsuccessful bank robbery in Blarney, Badger, egged on by Jerreen and Windy, plots out a robbery of his own, just to show how it could be done properly. You won’t believe the mayhem, accusations, confusion and shenanigans that follow – it is laughter all the way.

They say that laughter is the shock absorber that eases the blows of life, in the times we live in this is what we all need – a good laugh.
This performance is not to be missed and with laughter and enjoyment assured an with all the comforts available at Inch Community Centre, it is a great night out for all concerned.

Booking in advance of these shows to secure your seat can be
made by telephoning (024) 95252 between the hours of 5pm and
9.30pm – curtain 8.15pm sharp.
_Anyone Could Rob a Bank_
Inch Community Centre
Thurs. 29th Jan. – Sun. 1st Feb.
Curtain 8.15pm sharp