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Owen Roe stars in Sebsastian Barry's 'The Steward of Christendom'

 

The amazing Owen Roe is starring in Sebsastian Barry's 'The Steward of Christendom' alongside Voicebank sweetheart Niamh McCann.

'Set in a county home in Baltinglass in 1932, the play centres on Thomas Dunne (played by Owen Roe), reliving moments of his career as a senior officer in the Dublin Metropolitan Police, including the handover of Dublin Castle to Michael Collins in 1922 following the signing of the Anglo-Irish Treaty.'
 

Catch a performance at the Gate Theatre until September 3rd.

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