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some rain-inducing activity that day, such as planning an outdoor wedding, or painting outside, or buying mushrooms. That entitles you to a free beer or soft drink, and entry into a drawing for a case of such liquids. All are invited, and the afternoon music might just encourage some impromptu rain dancing that might very well put an end to the drought.

“Waking Ned

Devine”

comedy at

The Theatre

BY ROSIE DAY

Rappahannock News

Contributing Writer

When 72-year old Jackie O’Shea (Ian Bannen) and his 69-year old best friend Michael O’Sullivan (David Kelly) learn that the winning ticket for the 7 million pound Irish Lottery has been pur* chased by one of their townspeople, they set out to identify the unknown winner so they can be first in line to ask for a handout.

Plying the citizens of tiny Tully More (population 52) with drinks and dinners, they soon discover that no one has seen Ned Devine lately. A quick visit to Ned finds that he has the winning ticket in hand - and died from the shock. Before long Michael has agreed to impersonate Ned and get the check - a con that will require 52 co-conspirators.

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