Graffiti Theatre Company in Partnership with The Everyman Present Humans: A Robot Musical at The Everyman

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Graffiti Theatre Company in Partnership with The Everyman Present Humans: A Robot MusicalSAT 18SUN 19 JUN 2022Live at The FitzGibbon Theatre at GraffitiHumans: A Robot Musical is presented by Graffiti Theatre Company in partnership with The Everyman as a part of Cork Midsummer Festival.The seventh best musical robot group in the world they were fifth but it went to their heads are making a new musical. Its going to be performed to all robots everywhere and its going to completely explain what humans are. In song.Everything will be fine; they just need some clear answers. That rhyme.Meanwhile 10-year-old Jennifer Dempsey MASSIVE robot fan is on a mission of her own, one that might just change the course of robot-human relations forever!This big-hearted and funny! story about loss, friendship and hope features three humanoid robots, one quite robotic human and beautiful original songs throughout.Brought to you by the writer of WHALE (2022) and CITY (2021) and the company that has been providing theatre for young audiences and arts experiences for children in Cork for almost 40 years, most recently TRASNA (2021) and This Girl Laughs (2020). In partnership with The Everyman, the beating heart of theatre in Cork, and made possible by funding from the RT Late Late Toy Show fund.CREATIVE TEAMWritten by John McCarthySong Lyrics/Book by John McCarthySong composition by John McCarthy and Katie HollyDirected by Niall ClearySet and Lighting Designer Sarah Jane ShielsSound Designer and Musical Director Carl KennedyAssistant Musical Director Emily DonoghueCostume Designer Jenny WhyteStage Manager Michael RyanProduction Manager Ian BrownProducers The Everyman & Graffiti_______________________________________ Made possible by funding from the RTE Late Late Toy Show fund managed by the Community Foundation of Ireland, and the Arts Council.