Runners up include drama groups from counties Waterford and Tipperary
By the Bog of Cats was first performed at Dublin’s Abbey Theatre in October 1998. The play takes place in the midlands. Loosely based on Greek mythology, it contains mystical and mythical elements, including ghosts, curses, and references to witchcraft. Its themes include land ownership, motherhood, betrayal/abandonment, and ethnic prejudice.
Sarah Coughlan of Dalkey Players won the best actress prize while Anna Kilcoyne took the John Butler scholarship for her role as Black Wing. The Dublin group also took home the awards for best stage management and best stage lighting at the ceremony in Athlone on Saturday night.
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