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Santa Ana Sites Presents TWO PINTS From Abbey Theatre

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Santa Ana Sites, a program of Community Engagement, to stimulate positive social interaction in diverse communities through the performing arts, is pleased to present Sites #23. All the way from Dublin, Abbey Theatre's Two Pints brings wit and charm to a night out drinking, Thursday, May 2 through Sunday, May 5 at The Red Room at Chapter One.

After two sold-out tours in pubs across Ireland and the UK, Roddy Doyle's 'achingly, breathtakingly funny' Two Pints heads to the US. As Director, Caitriona McLaughlin says, 'the play is utterly true to the banter you might hear between any two men in their 60s sitting in a pub,' it's colorful, humorous, full of life, and more intimate than a rip-roaring pub is imagined to be. The characters talk about their Da's, death, Nigella, North Korea, the afterlife, and more.

It started as a Facebook conversation. Now it's a play at a pub. Two Pints brilliantly blends the intelligence and existential insights of Samuel Beckett with the humor and charm of a barstool philosopher; only to be expected from the poet laureate of Ireland's working class behind The Commitments, The Snapper, and The Van.

Ireland's national theater, Abbey Theatre is inspired by Irish dramatic writing and the ideals of their revolutionary founders. In every endeavor, they are for Ireland and all its people, looking toward inclusivity and diversity. Therefore, their productions imaginatively engage with their audiences, ambitiously and courageously.

Santa Ana Sites presents an opportunity to be immersed in this performance with only 40 seats per show. Tickets for Two Pints are on sale now at SantaAnaSites.com.

To stay up to date on shows brought to you by Santa Ana Sites be sure to like the Facebook Page. To reserve a complimentary press seat for one of the evenings please contact Geena Russo, Geena@theaceagency.com.

Thurs, May 2 - Sun, May 5; Thurs-Sat 8:00 pm & Sun 3:00 pm
Location: The Red Room, Chapter One, 227 N. Broadway, Santa Ana, CA 92701
Tickets: $20 General; $15 Santa Ana Residents; $12 Student with ID and $25 at the door. Info and ticketing: www.santaanasites.com

Santa Ana Sites, founded by Allen Moon, is a community partnership presenting contemporary performance in public and private spaces throughout Downtown Santa Ana. What began as a listening party in Moon's downtown loft has grown into an arts and entertainment movement that continues to push creative boundaries and attract world-class performers. Previous events include The National Theater of Scotland at the Empire Building, Ashley Bathgate at Underground DTSA, Bang On A Can All Stars at eSports Arena, Maya Beiser at Logan Creative, Ate9 Dance Company at the Santora, and Pacific Symphony & Wild Up at Logan Creative. For more information on Santa Ana Sites visit www.santaanasites.com.

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