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Rossagh Cusack (front on right) who plays ‘Rita O’Grady’ in the lead role with cast members and crew. Photo by Tony Keane.
Kill Musical Society is set to captivate audiences with their upcoming production of Made in Dagenham, running from January 28th to February 1st, 2025.
Under the expert direction of Tom McCarthy, a seasoned actor and director with extensive experience both on and off the stage, this heartfelt and humorous musical promises to be a showstopper.
Made in Dagenham based on true events tells the inspiring story of the 1968 strike at the Ford Dagenham plant, where female workers stood up for equal pay for women, blending powerful storytelling with catchy tunes and sharp wit.
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It is an emotional roller-coaster of a show that celebrates courage, unity and justice.
Tickets are €20 and are available now through the Kill Parish Office or online Here
Don’t miss your chance to experience this unmissable production!
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