POOL (NO WATER) by Mark Ravenhill Will Come to Cork in June
Evanna Lynch stars in the production staged in a pool beneath The Metropole Hotel
The Everyman, is association with Cork Midsummer Festival and The Metropole Hotel, will present Pool (No Water) by playwright Mark Ravenhill.
A group of artists, an exciting trip abroad, an event that distorts everything. Pool (No Water) is a shocking and savage play about friendship, ambition, jealousy and art.
Staged in an empty swimming pool beneath The Metropole Hotel, this new production of Mark Ravenhill’s 2006 play blurs the boundaries between installation, physical theatre and live art.
Directed by The Everyman’s Artistic Director Des Kennedy, with movement by internationally acclaimed Cork choreographer Luke Murphy, the production stars Evanna Lynch in the leading role.
Mark Ravenhill is one of Britain’s leading contemporary playwrights. His other work includes the plays Shopping and F**cking, Some Explicit Polaroids and Shoot/Get Treasure/Repeat.
Pool (No Water) will run from Friday 12th – Saturday 27th June.
About The Everyman
The Everyman, Cork, is core funded by the Arts Council of Ireland and Cork City Council.
The Everyman is a registered charity (No. 20150952). It is one of Ireland’s leading presenting and producing theatres. It hosts touring productions from both national and international companies and artists.
The 650-seat theatre is a jewel of late Victorian architecture and a listed building, which marked 125 years as Cork’s Cultural Home in 2022.
The historic venue has had many names down through the years. In 2012, it re-branded as The Everyman.
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