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In Just Spring

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In Just Spring

“In Just Spring” is a performance using Mask and Movement, created through improvisation, exploring the foibles, struggles (heroic and otherwise), and joys of humanity, seen through the eyes of young people ‘when the world is mad and luscious’. Following their highly successful production “Ed and the Hat”, the Young People’s Theatre group continues to develop […]

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Ed and the Hat

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Ed and the Hat

“Ed and the Hat” is the first official production of the Sligo Drama Circle’s Young People’s Theatre group. It takes place on Friday 16th and Saturday 17th December 2005 at the Factory Performance Space at 8pm. It is a one-act play, created by the cast through improvisation and, while the shape and certain movements are […]

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The Hostage

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The Hostage

The Hostage, set in a Dublin lodging house of doubtful repute, crowds in tragedy and comedy, bitterness and love, caricature and portrayal, ribaldry and eloquence, patriotism and cynicism, symbolism and music-hall songs, all on top of one another, apparently higgledy-piggledy and yet combining wonderfully into a spiritual unity as well as being a witty and […]

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The Odd Couple

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The Odd Couple

Sligo Drama Circle returns to the stage of the Hawks Well Theatre with the classic Neil Simon comedy “The Odd Couple” during the first week of May, 2012. Felix is getting divorced and moves in with Oscar but there were never two more ill-matched flatmates. Scenes of great humour surround the two characters, as well […]

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The Trinity Scandal

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The Trinity Scandal

Are you compatible with your partner? Will love last? Now you can find out with the help of the world renowned Trinity College Genetics department. Tempted? – well it’s easy and risk free. But maybe not for our five characters whose lives get turned upside down. Claire and Gerry – her new-found love; John Paul […]

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The History Boys

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The History Boys

Sligo Drama Circle is making final preparations to stage the popular Alan Bennett play, “The History Boys” in March 2011. The action of the play takes place in Cutlers’ Grammar School, Sheffield, a fictional boys’ grammar school in the north of England. Set in the early 1980s, the play follows a group of history pupils […]

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Sive

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Sive

Sligo Drama Circle, now in its 54th year, presents John B. Keane’s “Sive” from October 27th to the 30th inclusive. Directed by Fintan Whelan and set against the harsh poverty and difficult times of the 1950’s, the play tells the story of a young 18 year old girl Sive, who lives with her uncle, his […]

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Eddie Fitzpatrick – An Appreciation

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Eddie Fitzpatrick – An Appreciation

It is almost impossible for us in the Sligo Drama Circle to believe that Eddie Fitzpatrick is dead – has made his final exit. Eddie meant a lot to the Circle and to everyone in it. As an actor he had star quality. He could easily have made it onto the professional stage had he […]

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Soliloquy February 1967

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Soliloquy February 1967

The interior wall of our Market Yard premises has been knocked and much more space is now available for future activities there. Planned is “An Evening with Mortimer” consisting of readings from two of John Mortimer’s better known one-act plays, “Lunch Hour” and “The Dock Brief”. We hope to have further information about this in […]

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Sligo Unknown Players Stage “Aftermath”

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Sligo Unknown Players Stage “Aftermath”

The age-old adage that love will find a way and the unsavoury practice of matchmaking could scarcely go hand in hand. The latter is a succinct introduction to marriage and the asymmetrical harmony of life thereafter all to frequently makes for bitter tragedy. The exigency of this morbid practice was fully brought home to Sligo […]

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