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TooDog Theatre Company presents
2 One Act Plays
Bardot Bites
& Lucy Bastible
Directed by Mary Curtin
Written and Performed by Denise Quinn
Cork Arts Theatre
Saturday 16th April 2011 @ 8pm
Tickets €15/€12 concession
TooDog Theatre Co. are offering a wonderful evening's entertainment with two hilariously funny one-act plays. This production directed by Cork based Mary Curtin, is on a national tour and has met with considerable critical acclaim. It has been described as 'great fun, lively, fast moving, fearless.'
The first play in the double bill, Bardot Bites centres on 45 year old Bid who has led a sheltered life looking after her ailing mother. On her mother's death Bid is manipulated into the world of work by her older sister 'Francine The Beauty Queen' who epitomes the sister from hell and is a super b***ch of unparalleled proportions! In her new career on the Cheese Counter of the local Deli, Bid meets twenty-one year old cousins Leandra and Leonie, both man mad and experienced hands in the dating and relationship game. Under their none too gentle tutelage Bid makes her first tentative and fiercely funny forays into the world of men and romance and in the process succeeds in teaching Francine a long overdue lesson. As one critic said 'the audience loved Bid' and there is no doubt you will too!
If you were a woman of consequence, a doyenne of your social set, a snob from your fingertips to your toes, just how would you deal with a straying husband? In the second play, the darkly comic Lucy Bastible we enter the world and crumbling psyche of the privileged Lucy whose husband Jeremy succumbs to the youthful charms of the 'impudent, predatory, puerile' Patrice. Lucy,(described by one critic as 'larger than life and highly comedic') is not a woman to bear this betrayal lying down and she plots and executes a truly terrible vengeance on the errant Jeremy !
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Seussical The Musical is currently running in CBC Monkstown, Monday the 11th until Friday the 15th – 8pm Nightly.
Tickets are e14, brilliant musical accompanied by a 10 piece professional orchestra.Seussical (Broadway marketing title, Seussical the Musical) is a sung-through musical by Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty based on the books of Dr. Seuss that debuted on Broadway in 2000. The play's story is a rather complex amalgamation of many of Seuss's most famous books. After a Broadway run, the production spawned two US national tours and a UK tour. It has become a favorite for school, community and regional theatres.[1]
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After eating all that chocolate you need to lose weight. Did you know laughing burns more calories than not laughing? So ditch that treadmill and get over to The Duke Bar for some improv madness with the Laughalot troupe!Fresh off the boat from their latest performance at TEDFEST on the Aran Islands last weekend, LAUGHALOT IMPROV will have you laughing so much you’ll pee yourselves. Audience driven, uncensored and unscripted hilarity, LAUGHALOT IMPROV is a comedy movement that is causing a stir about Dublin......
Expect a charismatic young troupe sharing theatrical backgrounds, immeasurable imaginations and the ability to never second guess.....
Expect theatre games that will conceive bizarre characters in situations real, imaginary and unimaginable!.....
Expect the unexpected......
All for a "I'd hardly even stoop to pick it up if I dropped it" fiver!
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Tuesdays - Saturdays at 7.30pm
Full Bar open 6.30pm
Tickets:
Tuesdays and Wednesdays - 18 euro
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays - 20 euro
Students and OAPs - 15 euros
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Cabaret Revolution
Final Finale - For The Record
‘Bawdy and unpredictable! Flying the flag for the true spirit of Cabaret!’ Irish Independent.
The show is on Saturday 7th May at 9pm in the new classy Matchbox theatre, at 'Le Cafe des Irlandais' on Georges street, 9pm. Free glasses of wine/beer for all revolutionaries.
Rose Lawless is a Cabaret artist with the ghosts of 'Salon' history breathing down her back. A Chanteuse, Comedienne and Ballad-ress, she's 'entertaining the troupes' in the new Matchbox theatre at Le Café des Irlandais, 13 Sth Georges' street. Accompanied by Julie Cruickshank. 15 euros/12 conc.
Booking 085 8079612.
Vintage dress optional. Prizes for best dressed.
Check out the reviews :
http://connector.tv/blog/2011/04/12/cabaret-revolution/
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=143491969056996
'If Jacques Brel were alive and well and living in Dublin, he would be Rose
Lawless.' Oscar nominated, Kathleen O'Rourke.
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On Q Theatre Company present
A darkly comic thriller set in the grim, seething and sometimes hilarious criminal world of Dublin's suburbs. Carl, a youngish but overweight Dublin taxi driver, owes Jackie three grand in gambling debts. Jackie wants the money, and he wants it now, not least because an armed robbery he master-minded has just gone badly wrong. From there it's all downhill for Carl and his father-in-law George. And not in a good way. . .
Visiting Draíocht, Blanchardstown, for three nights only.
19th. 20th, & 21st of May. Nightly at 8pm.
Box Office: 01 8852622 or www.draiocht.ie
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By Edward Albee
Mouthpiece Productions are proud to present their 7th production, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, which is touring the northwest.
This is the story of George and Martha, two of the most famous roles ever written for the stage; roles immortalised by Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor in the film version of the play. Over the course of one wickedly hilarious evening, the cocktails come out and the gloves come off as this riveting duo take their two young guests, Nick and Honey, on the ride of their lives. A show not to be missed!
Dates:
St. Patrick's Hall, Strabane, Friday 13th May
The Garage Theatre, Monaghan, Saturday 14th May, www.garagetheatre.com
An Grianán Theatre, Letterkenny, Thursday 26th May, www.angrianan.com
Balor Arts Centre, Ballybofey, Friday 27th May, www.balorartscentre.com
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Tuesdays - Saturdays at 7.30pm
Full Bar open 6.30pm
Tickets:
Tuesdays and Wednesdays - 18 euro
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays - 20 euro
Students and OAPs - 15 euros
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17th - 21st May 2011
Doors 7:30PM, Show start 8PM sharp (please note traffic restrictions due to Queen's visit).
T@36 Theatre The Teachers Club
36 Parnell Square West
Tickets : nodrama.eventbrite.com
Adapted by: Kevin Wyatt
Directed by: David McGowan
Assistant Director: David Fleming
Ecstasy, Three Tales of a Chemical Romance is Irvine Welsh's most high profile work since Trainspotting. Released in the wave of publicity surrounding the film, it consists of three unconnected novellas. Adapted by Kevin Wyatt and directed by David McGowan, No Drama Theatre brings the third chapter, The Undefeated to the stage in the Teachers' Club, Parnell Square from the 17th to the 21st of May.
Resonant of many of Welsh's other works, the story is set in Edinburgh against the backdrop of the early 90's rave scene. It can be described as a sly, subtle romance between Heather, a young woman dissatisfied with the confines of her suburban life and Lloyd an aging club goer.
Edinburgh born Welsh is an acclaimed and often controversial contemporary novelist, best known for his novels Trainspotting and The Acid House. His work is often characterised by raw Scottish dialogue and a brutal depiction of the realities of Edinburgh life. To date, Welsh has published seven novels and three collections of short stories as well as writing and directing several screenplays. Shooting for a film version of Welsh's Ecstasy, Three Tales of a Chemical Romance has also begun and it is due for release later this year.
Strobe Lighting Used.
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A trip down the consumerist rabbit hole in New York City. The peculiar politics of the Sarasota, FL dinner theatre world. A Cold War era confrontation in Belgium that had nothing to do with nukes. Actor turned comedian Ashley Strand (Granary's Spring Awakening) presents a night of storytelling the likes of which Cork has never seen. Taken separately, they are three great yarns that are, at turns, fascinating, hilarious, shocking, absurd, and touching. Together they constitute a profound rumination on the entertainer's path, the challenges and sacrifices it demands, and why some people choose it in the first place.
"The show feels like a warm night of anecdotes around the dinner table... it is a rewarding amount of fun, memorable for its natural humor, as well as for the casual charm of its more roughly stitched edges...." -- DC Theatre Scene
"Had I read someone else's account of Mr. Strand's hapless journey through a life on the stage I would wonder why he never gave up. Having seen his performance, I am grateful he never has." -- The Washington Post
"Strand's ability to wring the extraordinary out of the banal has a redemptive quality to it. Stories that are, on their surface, depressing laments become, under the frenzied scrutiny of Strand's neurotic over-analysis, life-affirming celebrations." -- Washington Weekender
Ashley Strand runs The Coco Club, Cork's newest stand-up venue, along with Conn O'Sullivan. He is actor in residence at The Camden Palace Hotel Arts Centre in Cork, and is the Winner of the 2009 Hong Kong Comedy Festival. Glorified Disasters runs 9th - 11th of June at Camden Palace Hotel. Doors at 8pm, show at 9pm. Show is approximately 90 min with one intermission. Tickets are 10 euro. Now on sale at Camden Palace Hotel. To reserve contact info@camdenpalace.org. or 021-455-2383. 2 euro from the sale of every full price ticket to Suas (http://www.suas.ie/), an educational development NGO.0 -
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Vagabond Theatre Company (Galway)
presents
Who Needs Enemies
by Conor Montague
11th July - 16th July at 10pm
Nun's Island Theatre Galway
Tickets: 14 / 12 Euro - www.tht.ie or on door
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'OVER THE MOON PRODUCTIONS' PRESENTS 'RENT' AT THE DUNAMAISE ARTS CENTRE, PORTLAOISE, CO. LAOIS AT 8PM ON THURSDAY 29th SEPTEMBER 2011.
Tickets are available through the Dunamaise Arts Centre Box Office Ph: 057 866 3355 or online at www.dunamaise.ie
Standard Price: €15.00
Concessional Price: €12.00
Rent (often stylized as RENT) is a rock musical with music and lyrics by Jonathan Larson based on Giacomo Puccini’s opera La bohème. It tells the story of a group of impoverished young artists and musicians struggling to survive and create in New York's Lower East Side in the thriving days of Bohemian Alphabet City under the shadow of HIV/AIDS.
The show is being Directed, Produced, Choreographed and Performed by a great cast of amateur actors/performers from Laois/Dublin and following many unforseen early set backs and problems the show is finally on track and promises to provide a great night's entertainment. The cast have overcome many obstacles which have only proved to strengthen their resolve and build an unbreakable team spirit and are excited about staging this unmissable show. So get booking there's 'No Day but Today'!!!0 -
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40 Years of Musical Theatre. Glencullen Musical and Dramatic society are celebrating their 40th Anniversary with a fun packed Gala Show. Young and old members are performing some of the very best Music, Dance and Dramatic numbers from shows over the past years.
Mill Theatre (tickets can be booked there): http://www.milltheatre.ie/calendar/2011-11-30
Website of the drama group: http://gmds.ie/gmds1/
Venue: The Mill Theatre, Dundrum
Dates: Wed Nov 30 – Sat Dec 3 2011
Show time: 8pm, Sat Matinee @ 2:30pm
Admission: €18 Student/OAP/Matinee: €15
Bookings: (01) 2969340 www.milltheatre.ie
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Hey Everyone,
The Laughalot Group is having an Improv show this Thursday at the Duke Pub on Duke Street in Dublin city centre. The show start at 9:00 and only €5 to get in. It will feature those of us (myself included) who took the improv class from the No Drama Theatre Group.
We hope to see you there to have a bit of a laugh! Go on, it will be grand!
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We are glad to invite you to one of our successful UNITAS ISAC(for more info on Unitas ISAC visitwww.unitasisac.ie) events from last year, Festival of Colors on Saturday 10th March 2012 in Dublin. We will be honored and delighted if you can join us in the Festival of Colors celebrations this year. Please find the event details in the flyer attached.Festival of Colors – HoliOn March 10th at The National Show Center
Last year images
Click Marta Arlukowicz Photography orhere for more images.
Based on the spectacular festival from last year, the much awaited "Festival of Colors" aka Holi is back for the second time in Dublin. Holi is the most famous South Asian festival, and will be
celebrated in Ireland onSaturday the 10thof March 2012.
This festival is open to ALL.
The main objective of this initiative is to promote cultural integration through this Festival in Ireland.
Images from previous year’s event. Click Marta Arlukowicz Photography orhere for more images.
Date : Saturday, 10th March 2012. (12:00 to 18:00 PM)
Venue : The National Show Centre, Map - http://holi.unitasisac.ie/venue.php
Entry tickets to the Festival Venue : €8 ( Buy it for €5 before 26th Feb), Children under 12 - Free.
For more info : www.festivalofcolors.ie
To embrace true multiculturalism and to further the cultural integration considering the modern, multi-cultural Ireland we live in today, this year, UNITAS-ISAC brings the experience of celebrating Festival of Colors to Dublin in spectacular fashion.
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csnDramask Presents
The Last Days of Judas Iscariot.
Cork Arts Theatre, Camden Quay, Cork.
26th March - 29th March.
Tickets €7. Concessions €5.
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Heya, folks.
So, I'm in this play, and it's awesome. It's an adaptation of Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream', set in a post-apocalyptic 1950s (think Fallout 3) and we're trying to take it to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in August.
It's a project we all believe in really strongly, so we're putting in crazy effort and everything's in place. The only problem is that it's kind of expensive, and that's where everyone else comes in. We've set up this FundIt page where people can donate money to the show, in return for some sweet rewards.
I promise you, this show is amazing, and really deserves the audience that the Fringe can give it. If you want to support genuinely great, grass-roots theater, or if you just want a kick-ass t-shirt, please make a donation; I will love you forever. Even 5 quid would be super helpful.
If you can't afford it, it'd be really cool if you'd pass on word to anyone you think might be interested (I'll still love you forever).
You're all awesome. Thanks so much.
http://www.fundit.ie/project/a-midsummer-nights-dream-1
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“Once a Catholic”, the Spring production by The Corran Players of Ballymote, Co. Sligo has one final show tonight in the Hawks’ Well Theatre, Sligo.
Once A Catholic, by Mary O’Malley and directed by Frank O’Mahoney is a touching and comic coming-of-age story of sex and nuns and rock 'n' roll. The play centres around the lives of three girls in the Convent of Our Lady of Fatima Grammar School in the 1950's during their O-Level year. The girls deal with the pressures of exams, boys and the sadistic nuns, whilst ensuring that they do not risk eternal damnation by committing too many mortal sins. But can they make it through the year with their sanity - and their regulation underwear - intact?
The play will have one FINAL PERFORMANCE in the Hawk’s Well Theatre, Sligo for one night only, tonight 16th March 2012 at 8:00 pm. Admission is €15, and tickets can be purchased online here or by phone to the Hawk’s Well Box Office at 071-916 1518, or at the door.
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DANCING AT LUGHNASA AT THE WATERGATE THEATRE, KILKENNY!
The Barn Owl Players are performing Dancing at Lughnasa in the Watergate Theatre, Kilkenny from Thursday 29th to Sat 31st March. Thursday is sold out! This is Barn Owls’ second full-length play and is directed by their very own Trish Brennan. Trish was Assistant Director on the Barn Owl Players last full-length play The Whiteheaded Boy. She is mentored on this play by Barnstorm’s Artistic Director Philip Hardy.
The cast features Jim Carroll as MICHAEL, Mary Cody as MAGGIE, Nicola Keating as AGNES, Janis Woodgate as ROSE, Sinéad Goggin as CHRIS and Dee Gibney as KATE. Michael Somers is FATHER JACK and John Whitely is GERRY EVANS.
The Barn Owl Players is an amateur drama group that emerged from the Adult Theatre Programme of Barnstorm, Kilkenny’s professional theatre company.
Dancing at Lughnasa –Watergate Bookings: 056 7761674. Tickets €12.50/€10.
http://watergatetheatre.com/programme/event/dancing-at-lughnasa/
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Prosperous Dramatic Society Presents:
Deadline by Robert Massey
A gripping realisation of life in the cut-throat world of sales. Set in post-Celtic Tiger Ireland, the play explores the lengths to which people will go, in order to succeed. It portrays Humour, Suspense, Drama, and Reality through characters that each of us can relate to in an all-too real way.
This award-winning show has recently qualified for the All-Ireland Amateur Drama Finals in Athlone this coming May.
It runs in Prosperous Theatre, Prosperous Co. Kildare,
April 27, 28 & 29 @ 8.30pm
Tickets from our box office: 085 1615590
Or check our facebook page for further information
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1000004241975490
Cabaret Revolution
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKXVdFHBqZg
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