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Nenagh Youth Theatre is proud to present : DNA by Dennis Kelly.
An intense and gripping play that explores the complexities of friendship, morality, and responsibility as a group of teenagers faces the dangerous consequences of a decision gone wrong.
Directed by Calvin Magee, DNA is a story that really holds a mirror up to society, forcing us to question our own morality and the impact that the decisions we make have on ourselves and others.
The cast and crew of ‘DNA’ had their final rehearsal on Saturday ahead of their performance this Sunday 30 March!
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Get your tickets online here today for this gripping play about morality, deceit and the consequences of our actions.
Nenagh Arts Centre, Sunday 30 March at 8pm.
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