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Theatre Week Wrap Party
Venue: The College Bar

 

10.00pm

 

Art Soc Exhibition 
Venue: Áras na Mac Léinn Foyer
11.30am
 

 

 

Friday March 14th

Art Society
The exhibition is entitled 'Double Yellow Lines' and is based on the theme of Urban Art, which is a style of art that relates to contemporary urban culture. It is a combination of all visual art forms arising from urban life, including graffiti, political paintings, cityscapes and much more! The exhibition will represent a broad range of artists whose works range from traditional pieces to those using more modern techniques.

All Week


 

Shakespeare Workshops
Othello 

Venue; Bailey Allen Hall
10.00am
11.30am

ThereisBear! Theatre Company

Let the bears transport you through the pages of Shakespeare’s text with experienced actors and directors. Using a variety of rehearsal and workshop techniques, we will bring these plays to life in a revision session like no other. ThereisBear!’s actors and directors will work together with exam students to unlock the page and bring it to life on stage.

 

Othello

Race, Gender, Duplicity and Jealousy all come in to play in the high tension Othello. ThereisBear! aim to immerse them in the world of the text with and interactive and fun version of this tragedy. The students will walk into the world of Cyprus and leave feeling a part of it, and closer to the text. The workshops will be a mix of rapid and energetic questions, answers, chats and performances. We will open the students' eyes not only to the Shakespeare's play as a text, but to the play as a piece of dramatic art that can change the very air in the room.


Full Timetable:
Monday 10th, 1pm, 2.30pm,
Tuesday 11th, 1pm, 2.30pm
Wednesday 12th, 10am, 11.30am ,
Friday 14th, 10, 11.30am


Tickets €10

 

Join us to celebrate the end os a successful run!

Admission Free 

1984
Venue: Bank of ireland Theatre
8.30pm

 

Café

​‘Why do we keep coming back here?’ A couple’s attempt to understand their complex relationship begins with their return to a Cafe, but transforms into the demise of their twisted reality.
Playwright: Russell Browne,
Director: Julie Breen
Cast: Ryan Hehir & Dee Ní Closcaí

 

Stolen

Just another day at the office - Good work all.
Playwright: Mary Kelly,
Director: Emily Murray
Cast: David McEnroe, Glenn Farrelly, David Holland 

 

About the Series: Six playwrights with directors and cast preform their new works, mentored by Charoltte McIvor, Maria Tivanan & Emma O’Grady, Series Manager Hannah O’Reilly, Technical Manager Matt Burke, Series Director Ríona Hughes.The winning play will win the Jerome Hynes Trophy, there is also an award for Best Production, Best Director, Best Ensemble, Best Male Actor, Best Female Actor and Judges Choice.

 

Full Timetable:

Wed, March 12th

1pm Inn, Spoiling Sunset

7pm The Inn, Spoiling Sunset & The Ward

Thurs, March 13th

1pm When Threatened go to Sleep & Stolen

7pm When Threatened go to Sleep, Stolen & Café

Fri, March 14th1pm Café & The Ward

6pm Omnibus of all 6 plays and award ceremony

Venue: Cube Theatre, Aras na Mac Leinn

 

Tickets: 1pm - €3/€5,
7pm -€5/€8,
Omnibus -€8/€10

Jerome Hynes
One Act Play Series

Venue: The Cube Theatre
1pm
 

 

 

Jerome Hynes
Omnibue Edition

Venue: The Cube Theatre
6pm
 

 

 

All Six Plays 

 

See all six plays performed.

 

When Threatened Go to Sleep

Playwright: Robin Oree

Director: Peter Shine

Cast: Luke Murray and Martin Talbot.

Dom, Emmet and Niall share a flat. Dom likes to spend his days slouched in front of the PlayStation, getting better and better at dying. Emmet attempts to maintain a modicum of domesticity in the Ground Zero of soda cans, crisp packets and toilet paper. Niall is sleeping most of the time. Lads will be lads. Don’t judge.

 

Spoiling Sunset

Playwright: Gemma Creagh

Director: Charlotte Moore

Cast: Sean Kearns, Holly Hughes

Set in the midst of sunset on a roof in the city, Purgatory never looked more appealing. Spoiling Sunset follows the relationship and past of two young people. Thrown into an unwanted situation, they realise they both have to deal with unresolved problems. An intimate tale of self-reflection we continuously question life and the brevity of it all.

 

Stolen

Playwright: Mary Kelly

Director: Emily Murray

Cast: David McEnroe, Glenn Farrelly, David Holland

Just another day at the office - Good work all.

 

The Ward

Playwright: Diarmaid Blehein 

Director: Niamh Nic Aodh Bhuí

Cast: Michael Foley, Dylan McCormack, Maebh Browne, Claire Keating, Jenny Lynam.

Cian and Mags are nurses in a busy Irish hospital dealing with a particularly challenging group of patients, including some stubborn old men, a depressed woman and a teenager determined to escape...

 

 

The Inn

Playwright: Darragh Cooney 

Director: Alison Sheery

Cast: Martin Talbot & Ronan Daly.

'​Inn' explores the journey of a young a man, forced to come to terms with death and his own mortality. With the aid of a Barkeep, Oliver comes to learn life's toughest lessons, and death's deepest secrets.

 

Café

Playwright: Russell Browne

Director: Julie BreenCast: Ryan Hehir & Dee Ní Closcaí‘

Why do we keep coming back here?’ A couple’s attempt to understand their complex relationship begins with their return to a Cafe, but transforms into the demise of their twisted reality. 

 

 

About the Series: Six playwrights with directors and cast preform their new works, mentored by Charoltte McIvor, Maria Tivanan & Emma O’Grady, Series Manager Hannah O’Reilly, Technical Manager Matt Burke, Series Director Ríona Hughes.The winning play will win the Jerome Hynes Trophy, there is also an award for Best Production, Best Director, Best Ensemble, Best Male Actor, Best Female Actor and Judges Choice.

 

Tickets:
Omnibus -€8/€10

NUI Galway Dramsoc
Directed and Adapted by Chris Moran
Winston Smith knows he cannot escape the Thought Police forever. In the end he will be faced with the unimaginable horrors of room 101. A new adaptation of George Orwell’s dystopian masterpiece. Big Brother Is Watching You!

Full Timetable: 
Tuesday 11th -Friday 14th 8.30pm.

Tickets €5/€8


 

Shakespeare Workshops
Macbeth 

Venue; Bailey Allen Hall
1.00pm

ThereisBear! Theatre Company

Let the bears transport you through the pages of Shakespeare’s text with experienced actors and directors. Using a variety of rehearsal and workshop techniques, we will bring these plays to life in a revision session like no other. ThereisBear!’s actors and directors will work together with exam students to unlock the page and bring it to life on stage.


Macbeth

ThereisBear! will bring the darkness and witchcraft of Shakespeare’s shortest tragedy to vivid life. Experience a fresh, quick-fire round of Shakespeare on its feet and at its finest! Together with students, the Bears will stage key scenes and work the students through how they most embody the themes, images and symbols the play evokes. Including a sample character study of the eponymous antihero, the workshop will give students skills which will help with their revision. The students will go home with booklets reviewing what they have learnt, new skills in approaching a theatrical text, and some interesting memories that will help that pesky prose stick with them all the better!
 

Full Timetable:
Thursday 13th 1pm
Friday 14th 1pm.

Tickets €10

 

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