Scenes from a Watercooler
written and directed by Paul Meade and David Parnell.
Scenes From A Watercooler is a depiction of the ennui of office life, the humour, the childish pranks, the pointless gossip, the illicit love affairs, the competition, the hypocrisy, ruthlessness, lies and deceit. Three young men compete for a higher rank, a better salary, and an office on the next floor. But, as is often the case in life, it is not the most deserving nor the most skilled one who gets the job.
Best Production and Best Actor (David Pearse) at the 2001 Dublin Fringe Festival.
Reviews:
“Near perfect comic timing…every joke has a razors edge” – The Irish Times
“The performances have comedy timing to die for…If this comes back after the festival, please don’t miss it” – The Sunday Independent
“Very entertaining. Hilariously funny…” – Rattlebag, RTE Radio 1
Credits: Set and Costume Design by Sinead O’Hanlon. Lighting Design by Sinead McKenna. Stage Manager Marijolin Venema. CAST: Gerry McCann, Darren McHugh and David Pearse. Devised by the David Ganly, Fergal McElherron and David Pearce. Project Arts Centre as part of Dublin Fringe Festival.
Scenes from a Watercooler Tour: Set and Costume Design by Sinead O’Hanlon. Lighting Design by Sinead McKenna. Stage Manager Marijolin Venema. ASM Lori Connolly. CAST: Gerry McCann, Darren McHugh and David Parnell. Andrews Lane Theatre and on tour. Axis Theatre – Ballymun, Civic Theatre – Tallaght, Draíocht Arts Centre – Blanchardstown and Tron Theatre – Glasgow. Produced by Donal Shiels.