"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. This production is the first live Shakespearean play to be produced by The Shakes since COVID-19. A real treat and not to be missed.
Auditions 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.
If 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).
Auditions 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.
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Auditions being held for a modern retelling of Macbeth, directed by Valerie Greene, with initial text by Padraig Denihan.
A modern retelling of William Shakespeare's "Macbeth", set in Dublin's inner-city underworld. The ‘Vault’ is a rundown rave club — the meeting place for our characters. Macbeth 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. As guilt, paranoia and violence take hold, their bond unravels with devastating consequences.