A one-man play exploring how an Irish actor with dyslexia navigates show business hoping, but never knowing, if he'll ever get to play the king that once visited his hometown of Waterford - Richard II.
Keith left Ireland to train at RADA funded by his home town, filled with dreams of playing Shakespeare's Richard II. Along the way he discovers there's a lot more to it than dreams and flogging talent.
The play explores Keith's relationship with his nationality, dyslexia and the challenges of classical theatre. It sets his life growing up and becoming an actor against Richard's speech as he sailed up the River Suir in 1399.
Written by Keith Dunphy
Directed by Ben Kavanagh
"Hats off to the CPT for this fine show, well researched and coming from a place of great passion... Community theatre at its most effective."
Camden New Journal (Human Jam)
