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SUMMARY:Macbeth To Be Thus Is Nothing
DESCRIPTION:Click to download POSTER\n\n  \n\nA modern retelling of  William Shakespeare’s “Macbeth”\, set in Dublin’s inner-city underworld.\nThe ‘Vault’ is a rundown rave club — the meeting place for our characters.\nMacbeth and his wife Amelia are an ambitious couple part of a dysfunctional family. Spurred on by dark forces\, they commit murder to seize control of the operation.\nAs guilt\, paranoia and violence take hold\, their bond unravels with devastating consequences.\n\n  \n\nCAST\nDermot Byrne\nEllen Corcoran\nAisling Nolan\nLucia Byrne\nMaria Monteleone\nBrendan O’Daly\nNigel Brennan\nTara Derrington\nBen Musgrave\nEmma Brennan\nFrancis Walsh\nDeclan Corcoran\nCyrilla Comer\nAoife Maguire\nCahal O’Riordan\nJames O’Leary\nMarie Ryan\nShane Griffin\nMartin O’Connor\n\n  \n\n\nOur production of Macbeth includes themes of  manipulation\, gender inequality\, domestic conflict\, and emotional distress. \n\n\n\n\nBook on Eventbrite\nClick on image \n\n\nBook by Phone\n+ 353 85 223 0251\nBOOK HERE!\n\n\n\n\n\nTICKETS €20 with €18 concessionary
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/macbeth-to-be-thus-is-nothing/
LOCATION:The Teachers’ Club\, 36 Parnell Square West\, Dublin\, Dublin\, D01 T6V6\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Devised Piece,Performance
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SUMMARY:Lord Arthur Savile's Crime
DESCRIPTION:Oscar Wilde’s Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime follows the seemingly fortunate Lord Arthur\, a young aristocrat on the brink of a perfect marriage\, whose life is abruptly unsettled by a chilling prediction. At a high-society gathering\, a palm reader reveals that Arthur is destined to commit a terrible crime. What begins as an amusing curiosity quickly takes hold of his mind\, transforming his engagement and future into something shadowed by inevitability and dread. \nIn this adaptation—written and directed by George Carroll for The Dublin Shakespeare Society—the story is brought to life in a promenade theatre style at The Teachers’ Club. The audience moves through the space alongside the characters\, heightening the tension as Arthur wrestles with his conscience and his peculiar sense of duty. Determined to rid himself of this looming fate before marriage\, he convinces himself that committing the foretold act on his own terms is the only honorable path forward. \nAs Arthur’s plans grow increasingly elaborate\, questions begin to surface: will he succeed in outwitting fate\, or is he merely stepping deeper into its design? Can morality survive when shaped by prophecy\, or does belief in destiny become its own kind of trap? Is Arthur truly in control of his actions—or has the prediction already sealed his course? And perhaps most unsettling of all: what form will this “crime” ultimately take? \n CLICK HERE FOR POSTER AS IMAGE \nOpening 26th May 2026 at 9pm \nNightly at 7pm and 9pm until Saturday 30th May 2026 \n7pm Show on Tuesday 26th not available for booking \nSpecial matinee Saturday 30th May at 3:30pm \nBOOK NOW \n\n\n\n\nBook by PHONE
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/lord-arthur-saviles-crime/
LOCATION:The Teachers’ Club\, 36 Parnell Square West\, Dublin\, Dublin\, D01 T6V6\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Devised Piece,Performance
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SUMMARY:Flesh and Fantasy
DESCRIPTION:The Dublin Shakespeare Society Presents \nFLESH & FANTASY \nTwo One Act Plays \nALL SHOWS SOLD OUT!!\n \nPoster design by Brigid Sweeney \nNote: There will be a Matinee Show on Saturday 28th March at 2pm \nBobby Gould In Hell by David Mamet \nDirected by Suzanne Walshe \nThis is Bobby Gould’s day of reckoning. The conniving movie mogul wakes up in Hell’s Waiting Room. A loquacious interrogator in fishing waders enters. Gould argues his case. A woman he has wronged appears. In this one act play by David Mamet\, described by the New York Times as “funny and pungent” will Bobby be damned or saved? \n  \n27 Wagons Full of Cotton by Tennessee Williams \nDirected by Brigid Sweeney \nA dark\, one-act play set on a Southern plantation during the Great Depression. An impoverished gin owner\, Jake\, burns down a rival mill and then places his childlike\, vulnerable wife\, Flora\, in the path of the rival’s representative\, Silva\, as he seeks to secure a cotton contract. The ensuing encounter exposes the brutal intersection of economic desperation\, sexual power\, and the collision of greed\, lust\, and fragile innocence. \nCAST \nEllen Noonan\, Aidan Judd\, James O’Leary\, Marie Ryan\, Kailey Greenberg\, Simon Cunningham and Tomasso Del Mar \n  \nRecommended for 16+ Contains adult theme \nConcessionary tickets available \n  \nBook Now EventBrite\n  \nBook by PHONE\n 
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/flesh-and-fantasy/
LOCATION:Theatre@36\, The Teachers Club\, 36 Parnell Square West\, Dublin 1\, D01 T6V6\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Performance
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SUMMARY:The Winter's Tale
DESCRIPTION:€20 \nConcessions available €18 \n  \nA jealous husband\, a wronged wife\, a friendship sundered. Watch in horror as the Sicilian ruler Leontes spins out of control\, wreaking destruction on his family\, his kingdom and on himself. Find much needed relief as you are transported through time to a bucolic Bohemia of song and dance\, of shepherds and shepherdesses\, of knavish thievery and of a young love that defies class and convention. Shakespeare upends logic and the rules of theatre with all the sparkling genius of a dramatist on top of his game\, finally bringing the worlds of Sicilia and Bohemia together in an unforgettably audacious finale \nDirected by – Tim Casey\nCast\nArchidamas   –   Geraldine Maguire\nCamillo   –   Tim Casey\nPolixenes   –   Gerard O’Shea\nLeontes   –   Dermot Byrne\nHermione   –   Niamh O’Brien Rhiannon\nMamillius   –   Zack Murphy\nEmilia   –   Bernie Reynolds\nTime / Mopsa   –   Philip Gleeson\nAntigonus   –   Pádraig Denihan\nLord 1 / Servant   –   Matthew Lambe\nLord 2   –   Gavan O’Leary\nPaulina   –   Brigid Sweeney\nOfficer / Shepard   –   Aidan Judd\nGaoler / Dorcas   –  Emma Loftas\nCleomena   –   Katie McCourt\nDion   –   Darragh Barron\nMariner   –   Noelle Timmons\nShepard   –   Michael McHugh\nClown   –   Cathal O’Riordan\nAutolycus   –   Dermot Corrigan\nFlorizel   –   Harvey McGann\nPerdita   –   Lucia Byrne\nLady 2 / Shepherdess   –   Stephaine Clark \nCREW \nStage Manager – Aisling Byrne\nSet/Props  –  Claire Carroll\, Aidan Judd\nMusical Director – Marion McEvoy\nMusician – Frieda Freytag\nMusician – Tommy Vaughan\nLighting – Éinne Connaughton\nPoster Design – Brigid Sweeney
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/the-winters-tale-2025/
LOCATION:The Teachers’ Club\, 36 Parnell Square West\, Dublin\, Dublin\, D01 T6V6\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Performance
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SUMMARY:Auditions ~ The Winter's Tale
DESCRIPTION:Dublin Shakespeare Society will be holding auditions\n@\nThe TEACHERS Club\n36 Parnell Sq West\non the following dates \nMonday December 2nd – 7pm to 9.30pm\nTuesday December 3rd – 7pm to 9.30pm \nEXTRA DATE!! \nThursday December 5th – 7pm to 9.30pm \nfor our Spring production titled \nTHE WINTER’S TALE \n \nAbout \nAll is not well in Sicilia. A fit of jealous rage on the part of Leontes\, King of Sicilia\, sunders the long-standing friendship between him and the King of Bohemia\, with catastrophic consequences for both kingdoms. \nAuditions \nAuditions will be held to to fill the roles for the array of characters that populate The Winter’s Tale\, which will be performed in the hall of the Teachers’ Club\, 36 Parnell Square West\, from Tuesday April 1st to Saturday April 5th (including a matinee on Sat 5th)\, directed by Tim Casey. \nIf you are interested\, please bring along a Shakespeare monologue (it doesn’t have to be long). Those with musical abilities\, (singing\, musical instruments or both) feel free to give us an example of your skill(s). \nAuditions are open to members and non-members – however\, if cast as a non-member you are obliged to join the society with annual membership fee at €35 general\, €20 student. \n  \nContact \nIf you wish to audition\, please TEXT your name and number to 087 6545300 expressing your interest in auditioning and we will get back to you to arrange a time slot. If you cannot attend either night\, feel free to TEXT anyway\, and we will see if we can arrange another another date and time. \nCast \nUp to 20 Cast. Male & Female. Various ages. \nActual Performance Dates \nTuesday April 1st to Saturday April 5th (including a matinee on Sat 5th)
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/auditions-the-winters-tale-auditions/
LOCATION:The Teachers’ Club\, 36 Parnell Square West\, Dublin\, Dublin\, D01 T6V6\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Auditions,Performance
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SUMMARY:The Last Night at The Catacombs
DESCRIPTION:ALL SHOWS NOW SOLD OUT!!!\n \nCast \n* AIDAN JUDD * HILARY BOYLE * IAN PRENDERGAST *\n* SIOBHAN MOONEY * MARTIN O’CONNOR * BRENDAN O’DALY *\n* BILLY MULLIGAN * CLAIRE CARROLL * CATHAL O’RIORDAN *\n* DÁITHÍ O BRION * NEIL SHARPSON *\nDARRAGH BARRON * SARAH BYRNE *\n* MARIA MONTELEONE * MARCOS ISLA * ELLEN CORCORAN *\n* CORMAC FITZGERALD * BRIGID SWEENEY * PETER SHANNON *\n* BRIAN BUCKLEY * JANE BAIRD * SUZANNE WALSHE *\n* COLETTE O’DONOVAN * LOUIS O’BYRNE *\n* HENRY MITCHELL * EMMA HURLEY * JIM BUTLER\n** \n‘If anything could happen\, it could happen in the Catacombs\, anything at all…’(J.P. Dunleavy). \nThe Production\nOur Autumn production\, ‘The Last Night @ the Catacombs’ is inspired by the 1940’s popular after-hours meeting place ‘The Catacombs’\, for the new Dublin Bohemians. The story starts and ends with Dickie Wiley. He recalls the fervour of those years\, the place as a safe haven and its ultimate demise. The audience will be led into the Catacombs\, taking place throughout the entire basement of Teachers @ 36 Parnell Square.\nAbout the Catacombs\nThe Catacombs was located in the underground basement of a Georgian House @ No. 13 Fitzwilliam Place. The nocturnal happenings of the Catacombs took place in the 1940’s when Dublin was an ultra-conservative\, impoverished city\, though it had a thriving artistic life. The impresario of this menage\, was an Englishman\, Richard Wyman (Dickie)\, a dandy\, eccentric and fond of the bizarre.\nFollowing the death of his officer boyfriend during World War 2\, who he referred to as ‘the Faithful Heart’\, broken-hearted he moved to Dublin. It was frequented by the new Bohemians of the day\, young\, poor\, mostly students. Aspiring\, up and coming writers and poets included Brendan Behan\, J.P. Dunleavy\, Anthony Cronin\, John Jordan\, & Pearse Hutchinson; actors such as Dan O’Herlihy\, Godfrey Quigley and Carolyn Swift; sculptor Irene Broe; others included Gainor Steven Crist\, John Ryan\, Joan Furlong\, & Des Mac Namara; the physicist Erwin Schrodinger along with some aristocracy\, republicans\, and revolutionaries. And Patrick Kavanagh. They would come from McDaids and party till the early hours. Songs\, fights\, romance\, where ‘men had women\, men had men and women had women’ (Brendan Behan).
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/the-last-night-at-the-catacombs/
LOCATION:The Teachers’ Club\, 36 Parnell Square West\, Dublin\, Dublin\, D01 T6V6\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Devised Piece,Performance
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Dublin:20230520T200000
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SUMMARY:The Comedy of Errors
DESCRIPTION:Matinee Saturday 20th @3pm\n“The Comedy of Errors” is a comedic play written by William Shakespeare in the early 1590s. It is one of Shakespeare’s earliest works and is often regarded as his most farcical comedy. The play is set in the bustling port city of Ephesus\, which is known for its trade and commerce. The story revolves around two sets of identical twins who were separated at birth and end up in Ephesus\, leading to a series of hilarious and confusing misunderstandings. \nThe main characters in the play are the two sets of identical twins: Antipholus of Syracuse and his servant Dromio of Syracuse\, and Antipholus of Ephesus and his servant Dromio of Ephesus. The two sets of twins were separated at birth during a shipwreck and each was raised in a different city. Years later\, Antipholus of Syracuse and his servant arrive in Ephesus in search of their long-lost twin brothers\, and their arrival sets off a chain of mistaken identity and comic misunderstandings. \nThe play’s plot revolves around the confusion that arises from the mistaken identities of the two sets of twins. Antipholus of Syracuse and his servant are mistaken for their identical twins by the citizens of Ephesus\, leading to a series of absurd situations. They are pursued by creditors and wives\, and even end up in jail. Meanwhile\, Antipholus of Ephesus and his servant are baffled by the strange behavior of  everyone that they meet\, who seem to be acting as if they know them. \nThroughout the play\, Shakespeare uses clever wordplay\, puns\, and physical comedy to create a light-hearted and amusing atmosphere. The play is full of mistaken identities\, slapstick humor\, and improbable coincidences. Despite the farcical nature of the play\, it also explores deeper themes such as identity\, family\, and forgiveness. Overall\, “The Comedy of Errors” is a timeless classic that continues to be popular with audiences today.\n \n \nDirected by\nNoelle Timmons \nProduction\nAnne McManus \nStage Manager\nAisling O’Byrne \nCast\nNeil Sharpson\, Deaglán Page\, Shane Cadden\, Marcus MacGabhann\, Ellen Howley\, Geraldine Maguire\, Julie Mannion\, Bernie Reynolds\, Aidan Judd\, Brigid Sweeney\, Edward Clinton\, Nathan Keogh\, Hilary Boyle\, Francesca Bianchi\, Irene Cubas\, Dáithí O Broin\, Peter Prior\, Martin O’Connor \nTickets €18 Concession rate €16  \nBookings 085 223 0251 \nBook Now Online
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/the-comedy-of-errors/
LOCATION:Theatre@36\, The Teachers Club\, 36 Parnell Square West\, Dublin 1\, D01 T6V6\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Performance
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20230127T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20230128T200000
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SUMMARY:Finding Violet January 2023
DESCRIPTION:The Irish Woman who Shot Mussolini\n\n \nWriters:  Suzanne Walshe\, Padraig Denihan and Ray Murray \nDirected by Valerie Greene \nCast \n\nRoom 1\n\n\nCharacter Name\nRole\nCast\n\n\n\n\nViolet Gibson (33 yrs)\nViolet Gibson\nEllen Corcoran\n\n\nLeonard Ross\nFiancé of Violet\nVincent Casey\n\n\nEnid Dinnis\nCompanion of Violet\nAnna Paula Cury\n\n\nMistress of the Cello\nMistress of Violet’s mind\nSuzanne Walshe\n\n\n\n\nRoom 2\n\n\nCharacter Name\nRole\nCast\n\n\n\n\nViolet Gibson (50 yrs)\nViolet Gibson\nGeraldine Maguire\n\n\nEpifanio Penetta\nChief Superintendent\nMarcos Isla\n\n\n\n\nRoom 3\n\n\nCharacter Name\nRole\nCast\n\n\n\n\nViolet Gibson (74 yrs)\nViolet Gibson\nMuriel Caslin O’Hagan\n\n\nConstance Gibson\nSister of Violet\nMary O’Maolmhuire\n\n\nOrderly\nAsylum Orderly\nDeaglan Page\n\n\nMussolini\nAsylum Inmate\nPhilip Gleeson\n\n\n\nThe audience journey will not necessarily be sequential. \n\nThe Irish aristocrat Violet Gibson\, 5-foot-1 with long greying hair\, at fifty was an unlikely assassin. \nOn April 7\, 1926 she shot Italian dictator Benito Mussolini. She was the only would be assassin to actually hit the dictator\, grazing his nose with her bullet. \nNobody knows if Gibson acted alone. \nHer ultimate fate is hauntingly sad. \nTogether the director\, writers and actors will explore the character of Violet through a synergetic process culminating in performance presenting Violet through the different stages of her life. \nThe Debutante. The Assassin. The Madwoman. Underscored by a soundtrack which unveils her state of mind. \nBooking by text 085 223 0251\n(You can phone between 1 and 4pm each day.) \nPatrons are advised to book early to avoid disappointment.\nThere will be no interval.\nPlease arrive at the venue by 7:45pm\nRunning time approximately 75 minutes.\n 
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/finding-violet-january-2023/
LOCATION:The Teachers’ Club\, 36 Parnell Square West\, Dublin\, Dublin\, D01 T6V6\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Devised Piece,Performance,Rehearsed Reading
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SUMMARY:Auditions~ Comedy of Errors
DESCRIPTION:This comedy is one of Shakespeare’s earlier works.\nA farcical romp\, its humour is based largely on cases of mistaken identity and the resulting confusion which follows.\nAn ensemble piece\, its main characters are a set of twins\, both named Antipholus and their servants\, both named Dromio\, also twins.\nMany years previously\, Egeon and his wife Adriana were travelling by boat\, when they became separated from each other during a storm. The play sees Egeon in search of his long-lost family. \nCast includes the following characters:\nEgeon\, male\, aged 50’s +\nAntipholus of Syracuse\, male aged 20’s-30’s\nAntipholus of Ephesus\, male aged 20’s-30’s\nDromio of Syracuse\, aged 20’s-30’s\nDromio of Ephesus\, aged 20’s-30’s\nAdriana\, female\, aged 20’s-30’s+\nLuciana\, sister of Adriana\, aged 20’s-30’s\nDuke\, male\, aged 50’s – 60’s\nAbbess\, Aemelia\, female\, aged 50’s\nLuce\, female\, aged 20’s-30’s\nBalthasar\, a merchant\, male\nAngelo\, a goldsmith\, male\nDoctor Pinch\, a conjuror\, male\nFirst Merchant\nSecond Merchant\nAn Officer\nA Jailer\nA Messenger\nOfficers\, Headsmen\, Attendants \nProduction to take place in the Teachers Hall from Tuesday 16th – Saturday 20th May 2023 inclusive. \nAudition Details: \nWHEN: Tuesday 6th December \nWednesday 8th December \nTuesday 13th December \nTIME: 7.30pm \nWHERE: Teachers Club \nIf you are interested in auditioning or working on the production but not available for the audition dates\, please contact the director. \nNoelle Timmons (timmonsnoelle@gmail.com)
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/auditions-comedy-of-errors/
LOCATION:The Teachers’ Club\, 36 Parnell Square West\, Dublin\, Dublin\, D01 T6V6\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Auditions,Performance
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20221022T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20221022T213000
DTSTAMP:20230123T184211Z
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SUMMARY:Finding Violet
DESCRIPTION:The Woman who Shot Mussolini\n\n \nWriters:  Suzanne Walshe\, Padraig Denihan and Ray Murray \nDirected by Valerie Greene \nCast \n\nRoom 1\n\n\nCharacter Name\nRole\nCast\n\n\n\n\nViolet Gibson (33 yrs)\nViolet Gibson\nEllen Corcoran\n\n\nLeonard Ross\nFiancé of Violet\nVincent Casey\n\n\nEnid Dinnis\nCompanion of Violet\nAnna Paula Cury\n\n\nMistress of the Cello\nMistress of Violet’s mind\nSuzanne Walshe\n\n\n\n\nRoom 2\n\n\nCharacter Name\nRole\nCast\n\n\n\n\nViolet Gibson (50 yrs)\nViolet Gibson\nGeraldine Maguire\n\n\nEpifanio Penetta\n Chief Superintendent\nMarcos Isla\n\n\n\n\nRoom 3\n\n\nCharacter Name\nRole\nCast\n\n\n\n\nViolet Gibson (74 yrs)\nViolet Gibson\nMuriel Caslin O’Hagan\n\n\nConstance Gibson\nSister of Violet\nMary O’Maolmhuire\n\n\nOrderly\nAsylum Orderly\nDeaglan Page\n\n\nMussolini\nAsylum Inmate\nPhilip Gleeson\n\n\n\nThe Irish aristocrat Violet Gibson\, 5-foot-1 with long greying hair\, at fifty was an unlikely assassin. \nOn April 7\, 1926 she shot Italian dictator Benito Mussolini. She was the only would be assassin to actually hit the dictator\, grazing his nose with her bullet. Nobody knows if Gibson acted alone. Her ultimate fate is hauntingly sad. \nTogether the director\, writers and actors will explore the character of Violet through a synergetic process culminating in performance presenting Violet through the different stages of her life. \nThe Debutante. The Assassin. The Madwoman. Underscored by a soundtrack which unveils her state of mind. \nNo prior booking.\nPatrons are advised to arrive early to avoid disappointment.\nThere will be no interval.\nRunning time approximately 75 minutes.\nThere will be a Q&A session with the Director and Writers after the show.
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/finding-violet/
LOCATION:The Teachers’ Club\, 36 Parnell Square West\, Dublin\, Dublin\, D01 T6V6\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Devised Piece,Performance,Rehearsed Reading
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221005
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221006
DTSTAMP:20221002T140954Z
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SUMMARY:The Shakes Red Nose Clowns make a journey through Shakespeares Forest\, using anything they can along the way ~ Workshop Auditions
DESCRIPTION:  \nPOSTPONED!!\nUnfortunately we have had to postpone this event indefinitely.  \nPlease check back to our website for future events. \n 
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/the-shakes-red-nose-clowns-make-a-journey-through-shakespeares-forest-using-anything-they-can-along-the-way-workshop-auditions/
LOCATION:The Teachers’ Club\, 36 Parnell Square West\, Dublin\, Dublin\, D01 T6V6\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Auditions,Devised Piece,Performance
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ORGANIZER;CN="Dublin Shakespeare Society":MAILTO:info(at)dublinshakespearesociety.ie
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20220625T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220625T220000
DTSTAMP:20220617T100043Z
CREATED:20220525T090830Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220617T100043Z
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SUMMARY:Oh God No
DESCRIPTION:As part of the Shake it Up! program we present a selection of sketches\, poems and performance using techniques and themes associated with Samuel Beckett. \nCast\nPeter Prior\, \nEoin O’Séaghdha\, \nDáithí O Broin \nEdward Clinton\, \nBrigid Sweeney\, \nAnne McManus\, \nNoelle Timmons\, \nAoife Kelly\, \nDeaglan Page\, \nAiden Judd\, \nGeraldine Maguire \nDirectors\nGeraldine Maguire and Dermot Corrigan \nNo prior booking.\nPatrons are advised to arrive early to avoid disappointment.\nTea and Coffee with light refreshments served.
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/oh-god-no/
LOCATION:The Teachers’ Club\, 36 Parnell Square West\, Dublin\, Dublin\, D01 T6V6\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Performance,Rehearsed Reading
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ORGANIZER;CN="Dublin Shakespeare Society":MAILTO:info(at)dublinshakespearesociety.ie
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20220528T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20220528T220000
DTSTAMP:20220525T103611Z
CREATED:20220520T090150Z
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SUMMARY:Theatre of the Oppressed
DESCRIPTION:This Forum Theatre event comprised two short pieces devised over six weekly workshops with Shakes members.\nForum Theater\, one of the major techniques within Theatre of the Oppressed\, allows spectators to collaborate in the experience by becoming ‘spect-actors’ (the audiences who participate in the actual performance). \nThrough a moderator (Joker) and a group of actively engaged spectators\, Forum Theatre embodies dialogues\, exchanges\, learning\, teaching\, and pleasure. At the conclusion\, the play will begin again with the audience being able to replace or add to the characters on stage to present their interventions; alternate solutions to the problems faced. \nParticipation is option\, so if you come you don’t have to get up on stage – but you might want to! \n \nCast and Production \nBrian Murray\nEdward Clinton\nDermot Corrigan\nNoelle Timmons\nDaithi O Broin\nAidan Judd\nCristhian R. Zelaya\nNessa Power \n  \nNo prior booking.\nPatrons are advised to arrive early to avoid disappointment.\nTea and Coffee with light refreshments served.
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/theatre-of-the-oppressed/
LOCATION:The Teachers’ Club\, 36 Parnell Square West\, Dublin\, Dublin\, D01 T6V6\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Devised Piece,Events,Performance,Workshop
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ORGANIZER;CN="Dublin Shakespeare Society":MAILTO:info(at)dublinshakespearesociety.ie
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20211113T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20211113T220000
DTSTAMP:20211111T102838Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20211111T102838Z
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SUMMARY:Render Unto Caesar
DESCRIPTION:Render Unto Caesar is a radio play written by the late Patrick J. Power.\nAbout the author\nPatrick J Power\, a “Raheny veteran” was born in 1929 and he died in March of this year (2021) – just three days before his 92nd birthday. \nThe renowned storyteller was originally from Roscommon where his father was a Garda sergeant. He moved to Dublin when he was 18\, excited to be a part of a quickly changing city in the 50s. Patrick started working in Dublin Port before rising up the ranks to Planning Officer. \nAll the while the young Roscommon man was studying for a BCom in Trinity College Dublin at night time. Patrick started writing for newspapers and magazines like the Evening Press\, the Irish Independent and Ireland’s Own. Patrick spent his later years writing full time and reflecting on all the great characters he had come across in life. His plays were broadcast on RTE Radio 1 and BBC Four. \nRender Unto Caesar was turned down by RTE on the grounds that the priest’s sermons were too long and unbalanced the script. The BBC broadcast the play as part of its contribution to Bloomsday 1998. The Radio Times chose it as a highlight on Radio 4\, the London Independent’s Fiona Sturges included it in her Pick of the Day column and the Irish Times radio critic Harry Browne gave it special mention. A repeat was broadcast in June 1999. \nSynopsis\nA death in the community and a sum of money going missing.\nRender Unto Caesar gives an insight into the somewhat hidden conflicts between the Catholic Church\, the rule of law\, and the individuals in a small community. \n  \nThis production is brought to you courtesy of Patrick’s daughter Nessa. \n \nCast \n\n\n\nBridget Kinsella\n\nMuriel Caslin O’Hagan\n\n\nMike Kinsella\n\nVal O’Donnell\n\n\nMary Pettit\n\nMary Dowling\n\n\nJim Pettit\n\nSteve Curran\n\n\nFather Murphy\n\nPaul McCorry (performed on the night by understudy Tim Casey)\n\n\nNellie\n\nNessa Power\n\n\nSargent\n\nPádraig Denihan\n\n\n\nDirected by \nTim Casey \n  \nProduction \nLiam Borgström \n* \nBooking required \nWith reduced capacity due to COIVD-19 we are asking you to book a seat.  If you are attending please send an email detailing the number in your party to \nbookings@dublinshakespearesociety.ie   \nAlso for those members who feel they would prefer not to attend in person there will be a limited number of places available to watch the performance over Zoom. Again please email \nbookings@dublinshakespearesociety.ie  \nThe entrance to the live performance is free\, however we will be accepting CASH donations on the night. \n*\nPatrick J. Power’s book are available to purchase after the performance \nand on his website at https://patrickjpower.com/ \nOr click on an image below! \n  \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nISBN 9781838229900\nISBN  0952221640\nISBN 1091585520
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/render-unto-caesar/
LOCATION:The Teachers’ Club\, 36 Parnell Square West\, Dublin\, Dublin\, D01 T6V6\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Performance,Rehearsed Reading,Virtual Performance
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210625T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20210625T210000
DTSTAMP:20210610T065833Z
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SUMMARY:A Midsummer Night's Dream Episode 2
DESCRIPTION:Dublin Shakespeare Society – Zoom performance of\n” A Midsummer Night’s Dream”\nEpisode 2 Friday 25th June 2021\nLogin @7:30pm \nPerformance @ 8:00pm \nCo – Directors George Carroll & Brendan O’Daly \n  \nCast \n  \n\n\n\n\nBottom\nPadraig Denihan\n\n\n\nDemetrius/Fairy\nBarry O’Connor\n\n\n\nEgeus\nPeter Prior\n\n\n\nHelena/Snug\nNiamh O’Brien Rihannon\n\n\n\nHermia\nNiamh Delaney\n\n\n\nHippolyta/Fairy\nBrigid Sweeney\n\n\n\nLysander/Fairy\nKevin Burns\n\n\n\nOberon/Flute\nNiall O’Kennedy\n\n\n\nPuck\nLouise Campbell\n\n\n\nQuince\nDáithí O Broin\n\n\n\nTheseus\nBilly Mulligan\n\n\n\nTitania/Snout\nNicole Winkler\n\n\n\n“We would like to add it is our intended aim to present this classic Shakespeare play in similar fashion to the recent zoom performance of “As You Like It” and to further extend technical and performance learning for all involved.” \nEmail info(at)dublinshakespearesociety.ie to book your Zoom link!\nThe show is approximately 1 hour in duration.
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/a-midsummer-nights-dream-episode-2/
LOCATION:Virtual Performance\, Online - Check back please for the Zoom link\, Virtual Event - Zoom platform\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Performance,Virtual Performance
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ORGANIZER;CN="Dublin Shakespeare Society":MAILTO:info(at)dublinshakespearesociety.ie
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210609T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20210609T210000
DTSTAMP:20210608T123924Z
CREATED:20210506T094400Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210608T123924Z
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SUMMARY:A Midsummer Night's Dream Episode 1
DESCRIPTION:Dublin Shakespeare Society – Zoom performance of\n” A Midsummer Night’s Dream”\nEpisode 1  Wednesday 9th June 2021\nLogin @7:30pm \nPerformance @ 8:00pm \n(Episode 2 Friday 25th June 2021) \nCo – Directors George Carroll & Brendan O’Daly \n  \nCast \n\n\n\n\nBottom\nPadraig Denihan\n\n\n\nDemetrius/Fairy\nBarry O’Connor\n\n\n\nEgeus\nPeter Prior\n\n\n\nHelena/Snug\nNiamh O’Brien Rihannon\n\n\n\nHermia\nNiamh Delaney\n\n\n\nHippolyta/Fairy\nBrigid Sweeney\n\n\n\nLysander/Fairy\nKevin Burns\n\n\n\nOberon/Flute\nNiall O’Kennedy\n\n\n\nPuck\nLouise Campbell\n\n\n\nQuince\nDáithí O Broin\n\n\n\nTheseus\nBilly Mulligan\n\n\n\nTitania/Snout\nNicole Winkler\n\n\n\n“We would like to add it is our intended aim to present this classic Shakespeare play in similar fashion to the recent zoom performance of “As You Like It” and to further extend technical and performance learning for all involved.” \nEmail info(at)dublinshakespearesociety.ie to book your Zoom link!\nThe show is approximately 1 hour in duration. \nBook Now
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/a-midsummer-nights-dream-episode-1/
LOCATION:Virtual Performance\, Online - Check back please for the Zoom link\, Virtual Event - Zoom platform\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Performance,Virtual Performance
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210424T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20210424T230000
DTSTAMP:20210707T143427Z
CREATED:20210426T130651Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210707T143427Z
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SUMMARY:Two Plays by Chekov
DESCRIPTION:Dublin Shakespeare Society will present two short one act radio plays by Chekhov at 7.30pm\, Saturday 27 April. \n \n  \nIn “Smoking is bad for you”\, the hen-pecked Ivan Ivanovich Nyukin has been persuaded to deliver a public lecture by his wife. He doesn’t manage to stay on the topic… \nNyukin is played by Padraig Denihan \nIn “The Proposal”\, Ivan Vassilevitch Lomov visits his neighbour Stepan Stepanovitch Chubukov with the intention of proposing marriage to his daughter Natalya. The event doesn’t turn out to be as romantic as might be expected. \nCast \nChubukov: Steve Curran \nLomov: Fionn Murray O’Halpin \nNatalya: Julianna Gonzalez \nDirector: Paul Maher\nSound Design and Production: Liam Borgström\nProduction Manager: Eileen Sheridan
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/two-plays-by-chekov/
LOCATION:Virtual Performance\, Online - Check back please for the Zoom link\, Virtual Event - Zoom platform\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Performance,Rehearsed Reading,Virtual Performance
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ORGANIZER;CN="Dublin Shakespeare Society":MAILTO:info(at)dublinshakespearesociety.ie
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20210327T194500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20210327T210000
DTSTAMP:20210322T145015Z
CREATED:20210218T131347Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210322T145015Z
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SUMMARY:An Evening of Rhyme and Play
DESCRIPTION:An evening of poetry along with a sprinkling of drama\, all penned by Irish women writers presented via Zoom.\n \nRhyme (Poetry): We have selected a range of poetry from Irish women poets that you may like to explore and find one that resonates in your heart.\nPlay (Drama): While the evening will present mostly poetry\, we include some drama presentations only\, in mono and dialogue form. \nProduced and Directed by\nMary Dowling\nMary Howard \nZoom facilitator\nAnne McManus \nThe programme for the evening\n\n\n\nNessa Power\n\n Poem\n\n\nJoan Morrissey\n\n Poem\n\n\nJohn Howard\n\n Poem\n\n\nNicole Winkler &\nNiamh O’Brien Rhiannon\n\n Dialogue\n\n\nRoisín Mee\n\n Poem\n\n\nHenry McClave\n\n Poem\n\n\nEmily Maher\n\n Poem\n\n\nMichael Sharp\n\n Poem\n\n\nGeraldine Maguire\n\n Poem\n\n\nBreege Fahy\n\n Poem\n\n\nDeirdre Mullen \n\n Monologue\n\n\nRoisin Mee\n\n Poem\n\n\nPeter Prior\n\n Poem\n\n\nEmily Maher \n\n Poem\n\n\nBrigid Sweeny \n\n Poem\n\n\nLouis O’Byrne\n\n Spoken Word\n\n\nMuriel Caslin O’Hagan\n\n Poem\n\n\n\nZoom link now available.\nContact the membership secretary for details and check your email account!\nDoors open from 7:45pm. Show starts at 8:00pm
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/an-evening-of-rhyme-and-play/
LOCATION:Virtual Performance\, Online - Check back please for the Zoom link\, Virtual Event - Zoom platform\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Performance,Virtual Performance
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ORGANIZER;CN="Dublin Shakespeare Society":MAILTO:info(at)dublinshakespearesociety.ie
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20201212T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20201212T220000
DTSTAMP:20201231T164155Z
CREATED:20201207T131341Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201231T164155Z
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SUMMARY:Today's a Holiday
DESCRIPTION:A group of residents seize control of the roof of their apartment block in 1950s Madrid.\nIt’s a national holiday and they are at leisure to enjoy the freedom of the open air\, normally denied them by their caretaker.\nOver the course of the day\, and in the freedom of the open air\, they reveal their hopes and dreams of breaking free from the poverty which defines their lives…. \n \nThis intensely human drama by the foremost playwright of late 20th century Spain echoes the work of O’Casey and Miller\, and explores themes of hope and individual responsibility. \nOur performance combines vintage footage\, music\, commentary and live extracts over Zoom\, and will be your chance to experience the first English language performance of the play by Antonio Buero Vallejo\, as translated and adapted for the Dublin Shakespeare Society by Paul Maher. \nCast: \nMary Conlon\, \nEileen Sheridan\, \nNöelle Timmons\, \nFionn Murray O’Halpin\, \nBrigid Sweeney\, \nJane Baird\, \nMarie Ryan\, \nHilary Boyle\, \nTim Casey\, \nMuriel Caslin O’Hagan\, \nLouis O’Byrne\, \nVal O’Donnell\, \nJohnny Byrne.\nNarrator and Director: Paul Maher\nAudio-visual production: Liam Borgström \nNOTE: THIS IS AN ONLINE EVENT \nNO BOOKING REQUIRED \n\nTO VIEW THE EVENT CLICK ON THIS LINK: \nhttps://youtu.be/05dUnFd4Tvw
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/todays-a-holiday/
LOCATION:Virtual Performance\, Online - Check back please for the Zoom link\, Virtual Event - Zoom platform\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Events,Performance,Rehearsed Reading,Virtual Performance
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ORGANIZER;CN="Dublin Shakespeare Society":MAILTO:info(at)dublinshakespearesociety.ie
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20201203T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20201203T220000
DTSTAMP:20201119T191451Z
CREATED:20201112T185516Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20201119T191451Z
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SUMMARY:As You Like It - Episode 2
DESCRIPTION:A very rough edited version of ‘As you like it’ on Zoom \n\nDate for your diary \nEpisode 2 \nThur 3rd Dec – Audience (Door) Zoom open 7.30 (Zoom Door close 8.00 \nBoth Performances start at 8.00 ( Approx 1 hour duration each). \nBooking required at info@ dublinshakespearesociety.ie \nDue to the constraints of the “Zoom” meeting platform there is a limited number of people who can view the show. The first 35 bookings secure an entry. Remember\, and in line with COVID-19 restrictions\, it may be possible for a household to watch the performance together. So if you are a household of 1+ you only need to make one booking. \n************ \nThis play with its cross dressed theme\, gender games and sexual ambivalence\, and the Forest\, speaks to us clearly today. Shakespeare has seen into the future again with this very popular comedy with depth and vision\, which is apt to be adapted and performed on Zoom and was originally written in 1598. \nThe journey of this project began with a rough edited version of ‘ As you like it’ by George Carroll\, in the August Workshops\, which explored the potential for actors and zoom for a performance. A great and essential learning experience for all. The cast evolved and all who participated in the workshops and where available for the production\, continued with the project for performance. All the workshops and all the rehearsal were over zoom. \nThe Edited text of ‘As you like it’ \nGeorge:          “Brendan ( Co- Director)\, would you like to come in here.” \nBrendan:       “Yes\, in this edited version of the play for zoom\, we begin with Rosalind and Celia. Duke Senior has been( who is Rosalind’s father) deposed from the head of Court by his brother Duke Fredrick\, who is Celia’s father. But Celia and Rosalind are very close friends and even closer from these events.” \nGeorge:          “The background for some of the other characters is\, Orlando is the youngest son of recently deceased Sir Roland de Boys and his older brother Oliver. Who is bitter and angry with Orlando and he has been treated him harshly.” \nThe Cast \nNiamh O’Brien Rhiannon – Rosalind /Ganymede \nFiona Walsh – Celia/Aliena \nBenjamin Musgrave – Orlando\, \nNiall O’Kennedy – Touchstone\, First Lord \nSonia Lavelle- Le Beau\, Phoebe\, Audrey \nBarry O’Connor – Duke Frederick\, Oliver\, Hymen \nBilly Mulligan – Corrin\, Duke Senior \nPadraig Denihan – Silvius\, Jacques and \nBrendan O Daly as the Director
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/as-you-like-it-episode-2/
LOCATION:Virtual Performance\, Online - Check back please for the Zoom link\, Virtual Event - Zoom platform\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Events,Performance,Virtual Performance
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ORGANIZER;CN="Dublin Shakespeare Society":MAILTO:info(at)dublinshakespearesociety.ie
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20201119T073000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20201119T210000
DTSTAMP:20201119T185101Z
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SUMMARY:As You Like It - Episode 1
DESCRIPTION:A very rough edited version of ‘As you like it’ on Zoom \n\nDates for your diary \nEpisode 1 \nThur 19thNov – Audience (Door) Zoom open 7.30 (Zoom Door close 8.00) \nEpisode 2 \nThur 3rd Dec – Audience (Door) Zoom open 7.30 (Zoom Door close 8.00 \nBoth Performances start at 8.00 ( Approx 1 hour duration each). \nBooking required at info@ dublinshakespearesociety.ie \nDue to the constraints of the “Zoom” meeting platform there is a limited number of people who can view the show. The first 35 bookings secure an entry. Remember\, and in line with COVID-19 restrictions\, it may be possible for a household to watch the performance together. So if you are a household of 1+ you only need to make one booking. \n************ \nThis play with its cross dressed theme\, gender games and sexual ambivalence\, and the Forest\, speaks to us clearly today. Shakespeare has seen into the future again with this very popular comedy with depth and vision\, which is apt to be adapted and performed on Zoom and was originally written in 1598. \nThe journey of this project began with a rough edited version of ‘ As you like it’ by George Carroll\, in the August Workshops\, which explored the potential for actors and zoom for a performance. A great and essential learning experience for all. The cast evolved and all who participated in the workshops and where available for the production\, continued with the project for performance. All the workshops and all the rehearsal were over zoom. \nThe Edited text of ‘As you like it’ \nGeorge:          “Brendan ( Co- Director)\, would you like to come in here.” \nBrendan:       “Yes\, in this edited version of the play for zoom\, we begin with Rosalind and Celia. Duke Senior has been( who is Rosalind’s father) deposed from the head of Court by his brother Duke Fredrick\, who is Celia’s father. But Celia and Rosalind are very close friends and even closer from these events.” \nGeorge:          “The background for some of the other characters is\, Orlando is the youngest son of recently deceased Sir Roland de Boys and his older brother Oliver. Who is bitter and angry with Orlando and he has been treated him harshly.” \nThe Cast \nNiamh O’Brien Rhiannon – Rosalind /Ganymede \nFiona Walsh – Celia/Aliena \nBenjamin Musgrave – Orlando\, \nNiall O’Kennedy – Touchstone\, First Lord \nSonia Lavelle- Le Beau\, Phoebe\, Audrey \nBarry O’Connor – Duke Frederick\, Oliver\, Hymen \nBilly Mulligan – Corrin\, Duke Senior \nPadraig Denihan – Silvius\, Jacques and \nBrendan O Daly as the Director
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/as-you-like-it-episode-1/
LOCATION:Virtual Performance\, Online - Check back please for the Zoom link\, Virtual Event - Zoom platform\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Events,Performance,Virtual Performance
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20191029T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20191102T193000
DTSTAMP:20191027T222132Z
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SUMMARY:Cyrano
DESCRIPTION:Cyrano de Bergerac is in possession of a cadet-position in the French Army\, a poet’s soul and a very\, very large nose. He is also in love with Roxane\, but believes himself too ugly to be loved by her in turn. When the handsome but unpoetic new cadet Christian de Neuvillette himself falls for the beautiful Roxane\, he asks Cyrano to help him win her heart … \nTicket line 085 843 2881 \nDublin Shakespeare Society take pleasure in offering a wonderful performance of this tale as the Autumn Production. \nAdapted and directed by George Carroll \n \nCast \nJames M O’Connor \nNiamh O’Brien Rhiannon \nMarcos Isla \nGavan O’Leary \nBarry O’Connor \nBrigid Sweeney \nSonia Lavelle \nStephanie Behan \nNiall O’Kennedy \nDáithí O Broin \nPlease note: \nThere is a matinee performance on Saturday 2nd November at 2pm.
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/cyrano/
LOCATION:Theatre@36\, The Teachers Club\, 36 Parnell Square West\, Dublin 1\, D01 T6V6\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Performance
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190818T120000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20190818T160000
DTSTAMP:20190730T170250Z
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SUMMARY:Glenmalure Hill Walk and Performance
DESCRIPTION:The Dublin Shakespeare Society is holding a fundraising hill-walk followed by a rehearsed reading of JM Synge’s ‘In the Shadow of the Glen’ in Glenmalure on Sunday 18th of August (weather permitting). \n \nThe walk\, to be led by Louis O’Byrne\, will start at 12.00 noon and last approximately one hour.  It will include part of the historical Miner’s Path and involve some uphill walking along forest paths suitable for most walkers.  The starting point will be the Barravore car park close to Glenmalure Youth Hostel\, and will terminate at the hostel itself. \nThe reading which should last approximately 45 minutes\, will be performed in the garden of the  hostel after the walk. The starting time will be 2.30pm (for those who do not wish to walk). \n‘In the Shadow of the Glen’ is a particularly suitable choice\, as a ruined cottage close to the hostel is believed to be the cottage Synge had in mind as the setting for the play.  The reading will be performed by Roisin Mee\, Philip Gleeson\, Paul McCorry and Stephen Burke and directed by Paul Maher. \nCooking facilities at the hostel are limited but tea and coffee will be available and the venue is suitable for picnics.  You would be advised to bring ground blankets or foldable chairs. Sanitary facilities are also limited. \nIt takes approximately 1.5 hours to reach Glenmalure Hostel (A67YW77) from Dublin by car and\, as there is no public transport\, we would suggest that those travelling might offer lifts to members who don’t have transport of their own. \nBooking at 0858432881\, contribution €15 per person. \n  \nHistoric Glenmalure \nAt the famous Battle of Glenmalure 1580 an Irish Catholic force made up of Gaelic clans from the Wicklow Mountains and led by Fiach McHugh O’Byrne\, defeated an English army under Lord Grey. The fighting took place near the O’Byrne mountain stronghold in Glenmalure. \nWhile trying to climb the steep slopes of the valley (visible from the path)\, the inexperienced English soldiers were ambushed by the Irish rebels\, who had hidden themselves in the woods. The English army of 3\,000 suffered 800 casualties. Rumours that Louis O’Byrne was leading a walk in the valley at the time can be discounted\, as he was clearly too young. \nMining in Glenmalure may have begun as early as 1797.  It continued through the period of the 1798 rebellion which persisted in the valley until 1803. Various records document intermittent production between 1811 and 1900.  On the walk you will see spoil heaps from the mines\, a tunnel or adit\, the remains of a crusher house and water mill. \nJohn Millington Synge \nSynge was widely regarded as the most influential Irish dramatist of the twentieth century. He was an Irish playwright\, poet\, prose writer\, and collector of folklore. One of the co -founders of the Abbey Theatre\, he is best known for the play “The Playboy of the Western World” which caused riots during its opening run at the Abbey theatre. Synge wrote many well known plays\, including “Riders to the Sea”\, which is often considered to be his strongest literary work. Although he came from an Anglo-Irish background\, his writings are mainly concerned with the world of the Roman Catholic peasants of rural Ireland. “In The Shadow of the Glen” premiered on October 8\, 1903 as a production of the Irish National Theatre Society. Although it was the third play completed by Synge\, it was the first to be produced\, and it created an immediate controversy for the author and the National Theatre. Although the play’s focus on a loveless and decaying marriage hardly represented a new subject for drama\, many Irish nationalists saw Synge’s play as nothing less than an affront to Irish femininity. The resulting confrontations established the author’s volatile relationship with the nationalist community in Ireland and set the stage for the more massive and far-reaching conflict.
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/glenmalure-hill-walk-and-performance/
LOCATION:Barravore car park\, Cullentragh Park\,\, Co. Wicklow\, A67 A265\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Events,Performance
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20190410T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20190413T193000
DTSTAMP:20190403T093902Z
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SUMMARY:The Tempest
DESCRIPTION:http://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/video/Tempest%20Promo%202%20010419.mp4\n\n“Our revels now are ended. These our actors\,\nAs I foretold you\, were all spirits and\nAre melted into air\, into thin air:\nAnd\, like the baseless fabric of this vision\,\nThe cloud-capp’d towers\, the gorgeous palaces\,\nThe solemn temples\, the great globe itself\,\nYea\, all which it inherit\, shall dissolve\nAnd\, like this insubstantial pageant faded\,\nLeave not a rack behind. We are such stuff\nAs dreams are made on\, and our little life\nIs rounded with a sleep.” \nBook Now 085 843 2881 \nClick image to download a pdf poster!
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/the-tempest/
LOCATION:The Teachers’ Club\, 36 Parnell Square West\, Dublin\, Dublin\, D01 T6V6\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Events,Performance
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180418T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180421T193000
DTSTAMP:20190217T211817Z
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SUMMARY:The Capulets and Montagues
DESCRIPTION:Book now on tickets.ie\nPaul Maher will be directing his own translation of ‘The Capulet’s and Montague’s or Romeo and Juliet: The Comedy’.\nThe play will be staged in the Hall of Teachers’ Club\, Parnell Square from 18 to 21 April this year in a cabaret style production with live music and dance. \nThis production is particularly exciting because \n•   Lope de Vega (1564-1635) is Spain’s foremost playwright and a contemporary of Shakespeare.  Though virtually unknown in the English speaking world he is hugely respected among Spanish speakers and is credited with writing over 1\,500 plays in his lifetime\, many of them classics of world theatre.  Some people may remember the evening in 2015 when Paul introduced Lope’s work to the society \n•   The play was written around 1603 by Spain’s foremost playwright Lope de Vega\, a contemporary of Shakespeare. While both playwrights\, writing at the same time used the same sources for their plays\, there is no evidence that either was aware of the other’s work. \n•   There are many similarities in the plots and\, of course\, significant differences\, not least of which is the fact Lope created a comedy from the material while Shakespeare created a tragedy. \n•   There is a broad correlation between scenes in both plays: a party scene in which the lovers fall in love at first sight\, a fight scene and killing after which the male protagonist is sent into exile\, a farewell scene in the garden between the lovers\, a sleeping draught that induces a death-like state in the female protagonist\, and a scene in a crypt. \n•   This is an English version produced especially for the Shakes. \n•   This may be the first production in Ireland of a play by Lope de Vega.  It is certainly the first in living memory \n•   By attending the show get the opportunity to evaluate how two masters of world theatre shaped brilliant but very different plays from the same source material. \nCheck out the interview with the Director – Paul Maher – HERE
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/the-capulets-and-montagues/
LOCATION:The Teachers’ Club\, 36 Parnell Square West\, Dublin\, Dublin\, D01 T6V6\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Events,Performance
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20180224T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20180224T230000
DTSTAMP:20180216T120738Z
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SUMMARY:An Evening with Dylan
DESCRIPTION:SOLD OUT\n  \nA celebration of over 50 years of music from Nobel laureate Bob Dylan\, From Mr Tambourine to Adele’s Feel My Love\, Dublin Shakespeare Society sing a collection of hits and lesser known gems from Bob’s extensive repertoire. \n \nThe musical career of this complex character chronicles his personal life and the world he lives in covering diverse musical genres from folk\, to country\, pop an gospel. \nPlease note that this event will be held in Room 4 of the Teachers’ Club. \n 
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/an-evening-with-dylan/
LOCATION:The Teachers’ Club\, 36 Parnell Square West\, Dublin\, Dublin\, D01 T6V6\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Music,Performance
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20171114T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20171118T193000
DTSTAMP:20190217T212110Z
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SUMMARY:Antony and Cleopatra
DESCRIPTION:Our Autumn Production\nAntony and Cleopatra\nDirected by James O’Connor and Presented by The Dublin Shakespeare Society\, this epic production takes on one of Shakespeare’s greatest- and often overlooked- tragedies. \nWith tales of love\, war\, and betrayal\, we take a look at this historic conflict through the eyes of the soldiers and soothsayers\, politicians and pirates\, all-powerful monachs and alcoholics that brought it to pass. \n\n		\n		\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n		\n\nPhotography by Fionán O’Connell \nCast in Order of Appearance \nActorRole\nPamela Flanagan Cleopatra\nPadraig Denihan Mark Antony\nTom Duffy Domitius Enobarbus\nJessy Danner Charmian\nAdam Tyrrell Alexas\nNiamh Murtagh Iras\nBrian Murray Eros\nDavid Mulhall Scarus\nTim Casey Soothsayer\nClaire O’Donovan Octavius Caesar\nRohan McShane Lepidus\nGavan O’Connor DuffyTaurus\nJames M. O’Connor Pompey\nAlicky Hess Menas\nSusan Young Agrippa\nDanaja WassOctavia\n \nProduction Team: \nDirected by: James M. O’Connor\nSet Designer: TJ Lynn\nCostume Designer: Alicky Hess\nLighting Designer: Éinne Ó Connactháin\nStage Manager: Noelle Timmons\nProduction Manager: Eileen Sheridan\nAssistant Director: Jessica Danner\nAssistant Stage Manager: Eimear Simms
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/antony-and-cleopatra/
LOCATION:Theatre@36\, The Teachers Club\, 36 Parnell Square West\, Dublin 1\, D01 T6V6\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Events,Performance
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20170923T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20170923T220000
DTSTAMP:20170920T193748Z
CREATED:20170920T193022Z
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SUMMARY:Comedy Mash Up
DESCRIPTION:It’s a mash up….jokes\, haikus\, songs\, satire\, sketches\, poems and monologues.\nCome along and enjoy an evening of  helter skelter fun! \n\nFeaturing a cast of 17 : \nDermot Byrne\, Paul McCorry\, James Shannon\, Jackie Corrigan\, Dermot Corrigan\, Mary Dermody\, Martin O’Connor\, Mary Conlon\, Conor Lynch\, Ray Murray\, Maureen Collender\, Peter Richardson\, Neil McCourt\, Mark Mckenna\, Celine Lenihan\, Philip Gleeson and Joan Thorpe!! \nTea and coffee will be available. \nNo prior booking for rehearsed readings.\nPatrons are advised to arrive early to avoid disappointment. \n 
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/comedy-mash-up/
LOCATION:The Teachers’ Club\, 36 Parnell Square West\, Dublin\, Dublin\, D01 T6V6\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Performance,Rehearsed Reading
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20170613T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20170617T193000
DTSTAMP:20190217T211556Z
CREATED:20170519T212911Z
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SUMMARY:By the Bog of Cats
DESCRIPTION:Under licence from The Agency London\, Dublin Shakespeare Society proudly present this amateur production of \nBy the Bog of Cats\nMarina Carr \nDirected by Geraldine Maguire \n\nBook Now\nDownload A4 Poster \nCast\n\nMary Conlon\nBrian Murray\nCiara Cochrane\n\n\nMartin O Connor\nNiamh Delany\nPeter Prior\n\n\n Timothy Telford\nLouis O Byrne\nWillie Morrisson\n\n\nEimear SimmsKit GerathyBreege Fahy\n\n\nJulianna Gonzales\n  Noelle Timmons \n\nThe scorn of Hester Swayne\, a woman abandoned once and discarded later\, threatens a whole community as she awaits her mother’s return to the Bog of Cats: ‘God’s punishing me but I won’t take his blows lyin’ down’. Forgiveness\, vengeance and disparate forces figure in the tangled history embodied in her own powerful drama as it makes its way through heartbreak and\, occasionally\, hilarity\, and its secrets unfold towards its tragic conclusion. \nWednesday 14th June\,Special Guest : Dr Emilie Pine\, UCD \nEmilie Pine lectures in Modern Drama and Irish Studies. She joined the School of English\, Drama and Film in the spring of 2008. Prior to this she lectured for two years at the University of York\, following the completion of her PhD in Irish Theatre and Film at Trinity College\, Dublin. \nEmilie is Director of the Irish Memory Studies Research Network and Assistant Editor of the Irish University Review. She is currently a judge for the Irish Times Theatre Awards. \nEmilie will comment on the production which will then lead in to a discussion with contribution from the audience. \nDirector’s Synopsis\nMarina Carr’s plays are all inspired by the plays and legends of Ancient Greece. Carr states that By the bog of Cats was inspired by Medea by Euripides which was produced in the ampitheatre at Epidaurus in 431 B.C.  The play remained part of the repertoire of Ancient Greek Theatre and experienced renewed interest with the emergence of the feminist movement because of its nuanced and sympathetic portrayal of Medea’s struggle to take charge of her own life in a male-dominated world. \nHester Swane represents both Medea and the Traveller Community as she is the outsider shunned by the settled community because of her strange and foreign ways. She represents   The Other’\, the untouchable\, the people that society reject and therefore is ostricised by the community. With so many immigrants today in Ireland we are faced with the challenge of embracing different cultures. \nIreland today and the rest of the world has embrace capitalism\, industrialisation and materialism. Carr poses the question what space is there left in our lives for the wild\, the untamed\, for dreams\, ghosts\, poetry and song? She presents characters full of wit\, comedy\, tragedy and pathos. She explores the warped relationships in familiies and communities. The play is a microcosm of society’s struggles and the whole gambit of the human condition. \nNature itself is shown as monumental\, represented by the Bog\, which holds the secrets\, of the past and is ever changing\, mysterious and treacherous. Modern society is confronted by the ghosts of the past and the memories\, dreams and poetry of the human soul and spirit. We recognise Carr’s characters in ourselves. They are full of warmth\, dynamism\, courage with hearts struggling to survive the human condition. Carr shows us the unpredictabilty the transitory\, and vulnerable nature of existence. \nGeraldine Maguire
URL:https://www.dublinshakespearesociety.ie/event/by-the-bog-of-cats/
LOCATION:The Teachers’ Club\, 36 Parnell Square West\, Dublin\, Dublin\, D01 T6V6\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Performance
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