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Coming soon to counties Cork, Kerry and Mayo - venue info and performance dates can be seen here: http://www.entertainment.ie/frame.asp?page=http://www.entertainment.ie/highlight.asp?revid=2293 Booking for Killarney can be found here:…

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#62 27-09-2010 3:29pm

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“Drink yourself up on to the next shelf in the basement. Drink to where possibility feels infinite and your immortality feels strong.”

It’s Christmas Eve and Sharky has returned to Dublin to look after his irascible, ageing brother who’s recently gone blind. Old drinking buddies Ivan and Nicky are holed up at the house too, hoping to play some cards. With the arrival of a stranger from the distant past, the stakes are raised ever higher.

In the midst of this raucous tale of drinking, craic and card playing, there is a tender story of a family, and of redemption. So, pull up a chair alongside Sharky, Nicky, Ivan and co and enjoy a great story, well told.

Production group is P.E.G. Drama & Variety Group with director Pat Sullivan.

Tickets: €10 (Group rate available for 10 or more tickets)
Booking Information: Paul on 087 7872340 or Margaret on 087 6499450
Dates: October 5th - 9th
Performance Time: 8pm (Doors Open 7.30pm)

http://www.seanocaseycommunitycentre.ie/sea.html

http://www.seanocaseycommunitycentre.ie/map.html

http://www.seanocaseycommunitycentre.ie/theatre.html

Thank you for reading.

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#63 12-10-2010 10:47am

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Thursday 21st - Friday 22nd October @ 8pm
Colton Theatre Company
This Lime Tree Bower
by Conor McPherson

Directed by Killian Collins

This comic play is a simple coming-of-age tale about how the lives of three young men are changed forever by the events of one fateful weekend.

Featuring 3 young Cork actors Kevin Twomey, Brian Fenton and Eamonn Doyle, this production is not to be missed.

"A touching, marvellously entertaining play... a piece of real richness" - Daily Telegraph

For ticket enquiries please contact Cork Arts Theatre on 021 4505624 or e mail info@corkartstheatre.com

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#64 13-10-2010 2:01pm

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PlayLeft Productions and Smashing Times Theatre Company Ltd in association with Focus Theatre present the Irish Premiere of:

Orphans by DENNIS KELLY

Winner of Edinburgh Fringe First 2009 and Herald Angel Awards 2009

DIRECTED by Mary Moynihan

CAST Annette Flynn, Colm O’Brien and Adam Traynor

PRODUCED by Michal Leman-Lemanski
LIGHTING DESIGN by Conleth White
SET DESIGN by Lisa Krugel
COSTUME DESIGN by Therese Mullan

A riveting exploration of urban fear where a couple’s insular world is thrown into turmoil by the arrival of the woman’s brother, covered in blood.

Orphans previews from Tuesday, October 5 to Wednesday, October 6 (inclusive) and the play runs until Saturday, October 30 in the Focus Theatre, 6 Pembroke Place, Dublin 2.

The lives of Danny and Helen are thrown into turmoil by the unexpected arrival of Helen’s brother, in a distressed state and covered in blood. Outside the front door is an urban world where ‘feral youths and random violence reign on the streets’. Orphans is an intense urban drama with threads of black humour delving into family ties and the nature of fear. ‘I hate violence. It makes me cry. Always has...’ ‘This place… They do what they want. They run f***ing riot. I’m scared to get the bus.’

Dennis Kelly is a London-based writer for both theatre and television. His work for the stage includes Orphans (Traverse Theatre, Bermingham Repertory Theatre, Soho Theatre, winner of the Fringe First & Herald Angel Awards 2009); The Gods Weep (Hampstead, London); DNA (National Theatre); Taking Care of Baby (Birmingham Rep/Hampstead Theatre); Love and Money (Manchester Royal Exchange & Young Vic); After The End (Traverse Theatre, Bush Theatre, Leicester Haymarket & UK and international Tour); Osama the Hero (Hampstead Theatre) and Debris (Battersea Arts Centre, Traverse and Latchmere). He was awarded the Wolff Whiting Award for Taking Care of Baby and the Meyer-Whitworth Award for Osama the Hero. He co-wrote the BBC Three sitcom, Pulling with writer/actress Sharon Horgan.

BOOKING & LISTINGS INFORMATION
Focus Theatre Pembroke Place, off Lower Leeson Street, Dublin 2
Runs October 7 - 30, 2010
Previews October 5 – 6, 2010, Nightly 8pm
Box Ofﬁce Tel: 087 274 4125
Online Booking: www.focustheatre.ie
Ticket Prices: €16.00; €13.00 (concession); €10.00 (student) Group rates available.

Check out the link below for a review of the show.
http://www.irishtheatremagazine.ie/Reviews/Current/Orphans

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#65 28-10-2010 1:21pm

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Returning to the stage after sell out performances
The Ranelagh Players present

Jack the Ripper
Written and Directed by Mark Nagle
Performed by the Ranelagh Players

In 1880’s London panic is setting in, especially within the area of Whitechapel’s Bucks Row. The infamous ‘Ripper’ killings have begun.
The women are afraid of being the next victim. The men are afraid of being accused. No previous crimes have ever shocked and appalled the inhabitants of London so much, especially as they know that the ‘deranged’ killer is still free.

In this original play, by Mark Nagle, we look at the persona of ‘Jack the Ripper’, the person behind this persona and the people touched by the crimes, all based on the original letters and documents of the time.

As we de-mask the monster, do we find the human tale much more chilling???

Jack The Ripper returns to stage after sell out performances in Ranelagh this Spring. Not suitable for under 12's.

Location: The Mill Theatre Dundrum
Dates: 3rd - 6th November
Showtime: 8pm
Ticket Prices: adults €16 concession €12
Box Office: 01-2969340
Online Booking: http://www.milltheatre.com/booking

For more information see http://www.milltheatre.com/shows/jack-ripper

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#66 29-10-2010 12:14pm

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Thursday 4th - Saturday 6th November @ 8pm
Likewize Minds present
My Friend Al
by Rodney Quinn

‘Likewize Minds’ presents ‘My Friend Al’, a play by Rodney Quinn. Starring Jeremy O’Driscoll and Colin Kelleher. Tragic and darkly funny, ‘My Friend Al’ is the story of Chris, a young man with a troubled past whose growing alcoholism is putting a strain on his relationships and is slowly destroying his life. As his downward spiral increases, he finds himself more and more dependent on Al, his best friend, for emotional support. However, this friendship may be the last thing he needs to get his life under control. A frank and engaging study of addiction and dependence, ‘My Friend Al’ marks the debut of ‘Likewize Minds’ productions.

For ticket information please call the Cork Arts Theatre on 021 4505624 or visit our website www.corkartstheatre.com

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#67 29-10-2010 5:15pm

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Audience driven, uncensored and unscripted hilarity, Laughalot Improv is a theatre comedy movement that is causing a stir about Dublin. This charismatic young troupe share theatrical backgrounds, immeasurable imaginations and the ability to never second guess. Laughalot Improv’s theatre games conceive bizarre characters in situations real, imaginary and unimaginable!
Still blushing from their rave review in The Dubliner Magazine and just off the bus from their astounding performances at the Kilkenny Fringe Festival and sell out shows throughout Dublin, Laughalot Improv have set up shop for a monthly residence at The Duke Pub, Duke St……………and you’re invited!!!
Our next show is tomorrow night, Saturday October 30th 9PM, in the Duke Pub. Tickets only €5
Booking STRONGLY recommended to avoid disappointment! 085 2108866

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#68 01-11-2010 8:50pm

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Two days to go till the opening night of
No Drama Theatre's
amateur production of
Terry Pratchett's
Wyrd Sisters
(Adapted by Stephen Briggs)

November 3rd - 6th 2010
Teachers' Club, Parnell Sq, Dublin
Very limited ticket availability lift so get yours at http://www.tinyurl.com/wyrdsisters

Check out our Promo Video:
Check out the Promo Vid to get you in the mood for Wednesday's opening night!!!

For more info see our Facebook Page:
http://www.facebook.com/NoDramaTheatre?v=app_2344061033&ref=sgm#!/event.php?eid=155829304450807&index=1

'Terry Pratchett' and 'Discworld' are registered trademarks

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#69 03-11-2010 12:54pm

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If you missed them the first time then be sure to catch Colton Theatre Company's production of This Lime Tree Bower at the Cork Arts Theatre from the 8th - 13th November. See our website for more information. It's a great show, not to be missed!

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#70 05-11-2010 1:19am

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Another excellent production from Stagemad Theatre

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#71 05-11-2010 10:57pm

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Bradan Players present "Tom and Viv" by Michael Hastings in Leixlip GAA on Green Lane from Tue 9th Nov until Sat 13th Nov (excluding Thur 11th). This tells the story of the relationship between the American poet, T. S. Eliot, and his first wife, Vivienne Haigh-Wood Eliot. They were married in 1915 after a brief courtship, and separated in 1933 though they never divorced. For more, check out www.bradan.org

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#72 06-11-2010 7:31am

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Thurles Drama Group present 'Noises Off' by Michael Frayn in the Source Arts Centre Thurles from Monday 8th to Saturday the 13th November.

Tickets can be booked here....

http://www.thesourceartscentre.ie/whats_on/view_event.php?Event_ID=467

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#73 17-11-2010 1:10pm

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This competition was established in 1986 and to date over 800 new plays have been submitted and judged, over 150 have been performed and 6 have been published. It is a great way to see new writing performed in Cork and also to get a taste of new actors and directors.

All week the Cork Arts Theatre will be presenting performances of the shortlisted plays from our Playwrights' Awards. This is always an exciting event in the theatre as we will have six premieres of new plays. For the first time ever the playwrights' words will be presented to an audience.

This is always one of the highlights of the Cork Arts Theatre calender so be sure to come along to see it!
Tickets: €10; €8 conc.

The six short-listed plays are as follows. (Performance schedule will be posted on our website shortly. www.corkartstheatre.com)

‘Those Sick and Indigent’ by Alan O’Regan
Directed by Sarah O’ Dwyer
‘Chasing Butterflies’ by Siobhan Donnellan
Directed by Aoife Connolly
‘Katie’s Wake’ by Alice Lynch
Directed by Tess Healy Maguire
‘Big Day’ by Dominic Cogan
Directed by Katrina Foley
‘Headhunter’ by Marie Higgins
Directed by John O’Callaghan
‘Bollard’ by Bernard O’ Farrell*
*Please note that while unfortunately ‘Bollard’ will not be performed during Writers’ Week, it is still part of the competition.

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#74 22-11-2010 2:17pm

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FLYING PIGS PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS

MRS. BOB CRATCHIT'S WILD CHRISTMAS BINGE,

CORK ARTS THEATRE,

1ST - 11TH DECEMBER 2010

Directed by Laura Daly and produced by Vanessa Hyde and Tess Healy Maguire, Christopher Durang's Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge opens on Wednesday, December 1st, and will run nightly through Saturday, December 11th, at the Cork Arts Theatre. Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge is a playful, skewed look at the Dickens classic Christmas tale where miser Ebenezer Scrooge learns the true meaning of Christmas. In Durang's version, the quietly suffering sainted Mrs. Bob Cratchit has been given one foundling too many and is determined to drown her sorrows then herself by leaping off the London Bridge.

Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge starts out with the familiar tale of Ebenezer Scrooge's visit from a Ghost. From there, things start to go awry. The Ghost's magic is off. Instead of the fateful hourly visits, Scrooge and the Ghost, pop in and out of time and place. They end up haunting the beleaguered Mrs Cratchit who is now convinced they are voices in her head.

Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge peers behind the image of the poor-but-happy Cratchit family to reveal that Bob is really a bit of a nitwit and Tiny Tim is too good to be true. The Ghost has a taser to help her tame the wayward Scrooge but he seems to be falling for the newly liberated Mrs. Cratchit. Well meaning help from Clarence the Angel from Frank Capra's It's A Wonderful Life, television stars and Dutch tourists only complicate matters for the Ghost. And then, there are still all the children ...

Mrs. Bob Cratchit's Wild Christmas Binge is part pastiche, part parody and all comedy. It is an antidote for those who feel they too may drown in the syrupy schmaltz of the holiday season.

The cast includes: Antoinette Hilliard, Alma Kickham, Cian Daly, Alan Martin, Tess Healy Maguire, Mark Cosgrave, John Ryan Howard, Judy Donovan, Alex Murphy and a host of some of Cork's finest young talent.

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#75 23-11-2010 4:28am

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An excellent play about the evil idiots who rule the world is ending next Saturday the 27th. On Tuesday the 23rd all tickets are €10 if you mention facebook at the door.
Here's a few links to reviews
http://www.irishtheatremagazine.ie/Reviews/Current/Men-of-Tortuga
http://lecool.com/dublin/en/7098
http://www.independent.ie/entertainment/going-out/explicitly-happy-days-for-lovers-of-beckett-2419524.html
http://www.focustheatre.ie/?page_id=480
It's being staged on a shoestring budget so any support is welcomed.

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#76 23-11-2010 12:20pm

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LAUGHALOT IMPROV SHOW

Audience driven, uncensored and unscripted hilarity, LAUGHALOT IMPROV is a comedy movement that is causing a stir about Dublin. This charismatic young troupe share theatrical backgrounds (all are members of NO DRAMA THEATRE), immeasurable imaginations and the ability to never second guess. LAUGHALOT IMPROV’s theatre games conceive bizarre characters in situations real, imaginary and unimaginable!

Still blushing from their rave review in The Dubliner Magazine and just off the bus from their astounding performances at the Kilkenny Fringe Festival and sell out shows throughout Dublin, LAUGHALOT IMPROV have set up shop for a monthly residence at The Duke Pub, Duke St……………and you’re invited!!!

TICKETS AT NEW RECESSION PRICE OF ONLY €5 payable at the door.
Booking STRONGLY recommended to avoid disappointment! 085 2108866

Check out: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=169392983080804

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#77 29-11-2010 6:20pm

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Companyd presents Grooming Veronica
Teachers Club Theater, Parnell St, November 30th - December 11th.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKtskvwqbIA

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#78 30-11-2010 12:36am

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New play written and devised by the Gaiety School Performance company, DIrected by David Scott.
"End of the Line”, a dark comedy based on real life situations. Follow the characters trapped in time as over an hour of stories unfold, the queue grows longer, they wait and ask “how the did I get here”.
Smock Alley Theatre (Boys school). December 8th, 9th and 10th @8pm
Tickets €10 can be bought at the door or by calling 01 6799277
Lend us your ears and support the arts!

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#79 06-12-2010 3:25pm

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Noises Off

The Mill Theatre, Dundrum

€18/€15

Box Office Telephone +353 01 296 9340
Dundrum Town Centre, Dundrum, Dublin 16

Written by Tony award-winner, Michael Frayn, this peerless backstage farce has moments when everyone – onstage and in the audience -seems to be riding the same runaway roller-coaster.

Performed by the Glencullen Musical and Dramatic Society, whose last sell-out show in the Mill Theatre won two national awards for best actor and best supporting actor, Noises Off promises to be a perfect pre-Christmas treat.

We follow the attempts of the show’s ‘on-stage director’ who is desperately trying to get his production together, despite the best efforts of the cast and crew. Romances, arguments and a fancy for sardines and whisky keep the action on-stage almost as frantic as what is happening behind the set.... "the funniest play written in my lifetime" (Frank Rich, New York Times).

http://www.milltheatre.com/shows/noises

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#80 07-12-2010 12:42pm

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Friday 17th December @ 7pm - ONE NIGHT ONLY!

St. John's Gospel Choir

St. Johns Gospel Choir is a multicultural, non-denominational group of singers, set up as a fledgling corps by a member of staff in early 2009 in St. Johns Central College Cork; a college at the heart of the city. Its members are drawn together by a love of gospel sounds and rhythms. Initially, incorporating staff and students from St Johns, it has evolved and expanded to include the wider community, who have become core participants in its development and performances. It has an all-embracing ethos, echoed by its repertoire, which includes Gospel songs and music from all over the world.

The choir is led by choirmaster extraordinaire Yemi Bakare, hailing from Nigeria by way of America and Europe, accompanied by the unique sounds of King David on the electric piano.

The Christmas concert at the Cork Arts Theatre will showcase African gospel music, traditional gospel music, R’n’B gospel, reggae gospel, Christmas songs and many more favourites so be sure to come and enjoy this musical jamboree!

Tickets: €10

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#81 10-01-2011 6:31pm

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The Hothouse -An evening of 9 original Short plays written & directed by award-winning Kerry playwright Neil Flynn.
The Hothouse premiered to great acclaim and a sell-out audience at Síamsa Tíre on November 5th 2010 going on to play at the legendary St. John's Theatre, Listowel.

Featured Plays:
Prelude - Performed by John Hayes & Laura Gibney
Swing - Performed by Stephanie Lynch & Kieran Roche
A Pale Moon Rose - Performed by Jerry Fitzgerald
Fiasco - Performed by laura Gibney
Gunfight - Fiacre Muller & Tadgh Curtain
Once Upon a street - John Hayes & Kieran Roche
Yon Buck - Barry Nulty
White Rabbit - Performed by Helena Brosnan
The Snook - Performed by John Hayes.

The Hothouse features an exciting ensemble of emerging actors from around the country among them the acclaimed stage actress Helena Brosnan, Jerry Fitzgerald, Laura Gibney and Barry Nulty who was awarded the Brass Shillelagh Drama Award at the Boyle Arts Festival 2010.

Cork Arts Theatre Tuesday 25th January 2011 @ 8pm.
Tickets €12/€10. 2 for €20

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#82 19-01-2011 5:45pm

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Judy Donovan is cast as the hilarious Irene in A Lady of Letters, one of Alan Bennett's Talking Heads monologues.

In A Lady of Letters, Irene spends her time writing letters to everyone from the local council, undertakers, the crematorium to the Queen herself!
Irene's search for meaning in life leads her to a very unusual but happy ending.

There is a sense that there is not one, but many characters onstage and the Cork Arts Theatre is the perfect setting for this gem from Alan Bennett's pen!

Directed by June McCarthy, this is an Everyman Theatre production that will captivate audiences with the brilliance of its writing which reflects Alan Bennett's marvelously observant view of the British way of life.

Judy's recent stage work includes: Parity of Pretence (Wexford Opera House), The Good Sisters (Cork Opera House), FML (European Tour), An Ideal Husband (Abbey Theatre), The Sunbeam Girls (Cork Opera House), Lovers (Everyman Palace) and The Mai (Cork Arts Theatre).

A Lady of Letters runs from Monday 7th - Saturday 12th February at 8:15pm each evening. All tickets are €10 and are available from our box office. For bookings, call 021 4505624 or call into us at the theatre.

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#83 02-02-2011 2:57pm

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Silver Owl presents...

"THE CRUCIBLE"

An original retelling of Arthur Miller's classic

Wednesday 2nd - Saturday 5th March, 2011

Theatre@36, The Teacher's Club, Parnell Square, Dublin 1

Tickets €10, available at the door

See www.silverowl.ie for further information

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#84 02-02-2011 7:35pm

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Thurles Drama Group will present 'The Beauty Queen of Leenane' by Martin McDonagh in the Source Arts Centre from February 21st to 26th.

More details Here

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#85 08-02-2011 4:59pm

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Thursday 24th - Saturday 26th February, 2011 @ 8pm

'The Clearing' - by Helen Edmundson

Presented by Brideview Drama. Directed by Jack Aherne.

Helen Edmundson's 1993 play The Clearing is set in the seventeenth century during the only time in England's history when that country was a republic. The Clearing is about the cruel treatment meted out in Ireland by those representing Oliver Cromwell's government.

The play was very well received as a new play when it was first produced and comparisons were made between it and Arthur Miller's The Crucible.

Interestingly, like The Crucible, the motivation in Edmundson's play is the acquisition of land. The land confiscation in The Clearing is to pay in lieu of wages that are owed to Cromwell's army. The central issue is the dilemma of Robert Preston - should he ensure the economic prosperity of his family by betraying his Irish friends (and ultimately his wife) or should he stick by them and risk banishment to inhospitable and difficult to farm Connaught?

A powerful production by Brideview Drama that should not be missed.

Tickets €15/€12 concession.

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#86 16-02-2011 2:01pm

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Coming to the Mill Theatre Dundrum Feb 25 and 26th for 3 shows only -

Stones in His Pockets

15 Characters,
2 Actors,
1 hilarious show

A hit in Dublin, Edinburgh, Belfast and the West End of London, STONES IN HIS POCKETS is a ‘sad, hilarious and irresistible’ two man show about the filming of a Hollywood epic in rural Ireland (Sunday Times)

A pair of extras, Charlie and Jake, tell the story by taking on all the roles themselves – including that of the know-nothing siren playing the lead...

’Marie Jones pulls off an ingenious theatrical trick that has a political kick’ (Time Out)

A guaranteed good laugh.

Book - milltheatre.com/012969340

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#87 16-02-2011 9:54pm

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In preparation for competing in the full length amateur drama festival circuit, Bradan Players will be performing "Tom and Viv" by Michael Hastings at the Draiocht in Blanchardstown on Fri 25th and Sat 26th Feb. The play deals with the poet TS Elliot and his strained first marriage to socialite Vivienne Haigh-Wood. The play will also be performed at the Rush, Newtownstewart, Enniskillen, Ballyshannon, Glenamaddy, Shercock and Scarriff drama festivals during March. For more details, check out http://www.bradan.org/curr.html

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#88 17-02-2011 3:03am

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The Roscian Players present:

One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest
Aula Maxima, NUI Maynooth

Starts 7.30

Tickets €5

Final night tomorrow (Thursday) and has received excellent reviews.

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#89 02-03-2011 11:53am

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Mouthpiece Productions Presents…
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

This darkly comic classic of 20th century American theatre was made into an Oscar winning film starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is the story of George and Martha, two of the most famous roles ever written for the stage. Over the course of one wickedly hilarious evening, the cocktails come out and the gloves come off as this riveting duo takes their two young guests on the ride of their lives. The New York Times raves it's "one helluva fight. Theatergoers who attend this pulse-racing play are destined to leave feeling like winners."
Mouthpiece are proud to present this, their 7th production, to a local audience. The group was formed in 2004, and this production includes a cast of professionally trained actors and is directed by the group’s co-founder, Keith Hughes. A show not to be missed!
“A play it is impossible to see too many times” (The Theatre Review)
“Nasty and hilarious” Washington Post
Waterside Theatre, Glendermott Road, Derry
Wed 23rd – Fri 25th March 2011
Tickets: £5 - £8 Box office: (028) 71314000
Free Parking

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#90 02-03-2011 11:56am

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Mouthpiece Productions Presents…
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

This darkly comic classic of 20th century American theatre was made into an Oscar winning film starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is the story of George and Martha, two of the most famous roles ever written for the stage. Over the course of one wickedly hilarious evening, the cocktails come out and the gloves come off as this riveting duo takes their two young guests on the ride of their lives. The New York Times raves it's "one helluva fight. Theatergoers who attend this pulse-racing play are destined to leave feeling like winners."
Mouthpiece are proud to present this, their 7th production, to a local audience. The group was formed in 2004, and this production includes a cast of professionally trained actors and is directed by the group’s co-founder, Keith Hughes. A show not to be missed!

“A play it is impossible to see too many times” (The Theatre Review)
“Nasty and hilarious” Washington Post
Waterside Theatre, Glendermott Road, Derry
http://www.watersidetheatre.com/events/byevent/96

Wed 23rd – Fri 25th March 2011
Tickets: £5 - £8 Box office: (028) 71314000
Free Parking

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#91 07-03-2011 3:44pm

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LAUGHALOT IMPROV (No Drama Theatre) is honoured to be joined by improvisation legend JOHN CREMER (all the way from the UK) for one night only this Thursday March 10th (9PM), The DUKE PUB, Duke St.

Founder of Brighton’s multi-award winning comedy improv. group 'The Maydays' and Fellow of 'The Professional Speakers Association', John Cremer is not only renowned for performing and teaching comedy improvisation, he’s even published books on it!

and he’s even coming of his own free will..... without the use of physical force!

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!

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=108063015939915

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