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Peadar de Burca is an Irish actor, playwright, comedian. Peadar de Burca is a native of Galway city in the west of Ireland. He rose to fame primarily as a theatre director until he began writing comedy shows that tour extensively around Ireland. His comedic style and writing has often been likened to being more 'American' than Irish and his TV and radio appearances have often been antagonistic. RTE, Ireland's broadcaster received complaints when he described the Irish Prime Minister as 'Ireland's answer to Shrek'. He was once punched by a female audience member during a performance of his comedy show, ''Why Men Cheat''. The show is based on real men's stories of infidelity and there was confusion over whether de Burca had cheated himself or not. == Adaptations of films == Peadar de Burca started off his theatre company, MorWax Productions in 2002, with a stage version of ''Reservoir Dogs''. The shows success and popularity led to two other stage versions of Tarantino scripts, ''Pulp Fiction'' and ''True Romance''. All three productions were sell-out successes and were known for their youthful casts and attempted to bring a different interpretation than the film productions. De Burca always resisted requests to tour the 'Tarantino' shows, saying they were for 'Galway' audiences only'. Other adaptations include, ''When Harry Met Sally...'', ''Charlie and the Chocolate Factory'' and a highly regarded version of ''Psycho'' which was produced by MorWax Productions, but directed by Frances O'Rourke. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Peadar de Burca」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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