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'Love Hungry Farmer' for Solstice

Wednesday, 30th May, 2012 4:58pm
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'Love Hungry Farmer' for Solstice

Des Keogh in 'Letters of A Love Hungry Farmer'.

Des Keogh presents his much celebrated show 'The Love Hungry Farmer' at the Solstice Arts Centre on Friday 8th June.

One of Ireland's foremost actors and entertainers, Keogh plays John Bosco McLane, a bachelor of 'indeterminate' age and according to his own assessment, 'past his best' and evidently still a virgin. McLane's amorous adventures range from the hilarious to the pitiful!

This hugely successful and award-winning play is an adaptation of John B Keane's 'Letters of a Love Hungry Farmer'. Keane ranks among the great Irish writers, his plays include 'Sive', 'The Field' and 'Big Maggie'.

His 'Letters' series of books were a spectacular success, with The Love Hungry Farmer being particularly outstanding.

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