4th Line Theatre Production 'The Cavan Blazers' Looking For Antique Items

4th Line Theatre is looking for several items to use in the upcoming production of ‘The Cavan Blazers,’ set in 1854. 

photo courtesy of 4th line theatre.

Those who are interested in lending or donating any of the following items or have any questions, contact the theatre via email.

  • Rosaries

  • Fabric - 4 yards+ pieces of quilting cotton or cotton/polyester mixes

  • Wine skin

  • Camouflage/green khaki military-style clothing and accessories

  • Carpet bag

  • Leather pouches, belts and accessories & knitted scarves/shawls

  • Horse whip

  • 3 medium size whiskey jugs (10-12" tall)

  • Antique-style lantern

  • 2 Antique-style adzes

  • Cast Iron Pot with handle

  • Antique-style garden hoe

This drama chronicles the religious conflict between Catholic and Protestant Irish settlers in Cavan Township in the early to mid-nineteenth century. Violence erupts when a Protestant vigilante gang known as the Cavan Blazers tries to stop a Catholic settlement from being established.

This production will run from August 1 to 26 and tickets for the 2023 season can be purchased at the Box Office (9 Tupper St., Millbrook) or online.

For more information on donating or lending items, visit the website.

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