MALCOLM FUNCE'S BUSINESS IS BRINGING NAIVE BRITISH AND IRISH ACTORS TO LA FOR HIS "INDUSTRY NETWORKING WEEK" - EVEN THOUGH HE KNOWS NO-ONE AND HAS NO CLUE - IN A CITY WHERE ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE.
An egocentric but rather inept Father Alex is a trendy new parish priest who seeks stardom through the Internet at the risk of doing any actual work - especially as a priest.
The battle for the brave new world of New York's most iconic photograph - "Lunch atop a skyscraper" taken by Charlie Ebbets in 1932, of the iron workers taking a meal break from their deadly work building the Rockefeller Center.
After a desperate NLP hard sell and an unsettling acting coach, the actors confront an oblivious Malcolm who is betrayed by everyone around him. An eccentric David Harewood makes it worse.
"Open House and ramble around the Kitchen, where's the dresser and Mind the fridge!" A satirical remembering of late night RTE Radio 1 and Philip King's "South Wind Blows". Concept, written and presented by Liam Alex Heffron.
"The End of the World by Met Eireann" a satirical remembering of late night radio with RTE Radio 1 and the Met Eireann (Irish Weather Service) rather uninspiring weather forecasts. Concept, written and presented by Liam Alex Heffron.
