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November's Open Mic Sp Guest is  Sean Donnelly folk singer royalty @ the new improved Abbey Lane Theatre Armagh 29th 8pm. Doors open 7.45pm £5 BYOB, 5min slots available for the Open Mic.
 
Singers, musicians, poets, writers ,storytellers, young and not so - all very welcome. + Super raffle.      
Last Open Mic for 2024
Free parking - Level access and new accessible toilets.

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An evening of original songs by three talented artists beautifully crafted and performed at

Abbey Lane Theatre last Saturday night. A great night's entertainment enjoyed by all there

with wishes to see Colm Gavin ,Sinead McConville and Darragh Cullen  returning in the future.

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Abbey Lane Open Mic guest for November 29th

We are chuffed to announce our special guest for November’s Open Mic is the world famous Sean Donnelly.

Sean has been a regular on the folk circuit for many years, made countless radio broadcasts and appeared on televised folk music programmes at home and abroad.

He has also played at all the major folk festivals on these islands and as far afield as Germany and the USA.

Seán was given the prestigious ‘keeper of the tradition’ award at the Tommy Makem International Festival of Folksong in 2010.

His music was inducted into the Irish National Traditional Archive in Dublin in 2012.

He is probably best known for his version of ‘The Homes of Donegal’ which was once the most requested song on Irish radio.

Played by Gerry Anderson on his BBC Foyle show it was picked up by record giants Emi and sold world-wide.

Sean's latest album ‘And Our Time Together’ has been dedicated to the memory of his late friend and broadcaster Gerry Anderson.

See Sean for a special appearance at Abbey Lane Theatre Armagh as our

guest artist for November’s Open Mic and last for 2024.

Limited seating/ Still only £5 at door/ Young singers,musicians and poets welcome/ Slots of 5mins available on the night / BYOB /Raffle prizes.

                                                                       ‘Armagh Theatre Group providing a stage for local talents’

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Image from our production in 2001 The Silver Tassie by Sean O'Casey directed by Conor O'Malley depicting the horrors of WW1
and subsequent wars.
 
An Armistice Autumn Amble came out of a walk around the Palace grounds in Armagh in 2020.
 
 
An Armistice autumn amble
Past palaces proud and prim
As church, cathedrals and chapel
Ring out their timely din
 
Grand beech and birch and bramble
Drop leaves of luster light
Reflecting rain a rustic red
Is it blood pouring from their flight
 
They fought for all small nations
For Empire and for King
Or a pair of boots and three square
A the pension that death would bring
 
All prayed to God in churches
That victory would be theirs
The Hun the Brit and volunteer
Marched up those celestial stairs
 
The propaganda was swallowed
Millions and millions died
The Arch duke's death was revenged
In a gore filled bloody tide
 
And underfoot you scramble
Like those in trenches deep
Below skies of light dimming
You walk while they do sleep
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MKelly

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Master of cermonies performed by members of the Adams Family Byddi and Rachel to a full house.

L to R Matthew Toner (Caller)|; Rosemary McCool stage manager; LauraRose McCool (Bean an Ti) Chloe Steenson (Daughter); Malcolm

Dawson (Narrator); and Malachi Kelly (Writer/director).

 

1) Cast take their bow 2) 'The house ob the hill?' 3) Mother and Daughter.

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https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/colm-gavin-dcullen-live-in-abbey-lane-theatre-armagh-tickets-1009232851627?aff=oddtdtcreator  OR at the door

But remember there will be limited seating...

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Armagh Theatre Group’s next production is CHRISTMAS LIGHTS - A Bah Humbug Christmas,  an original “modern” Pantomime written by the usual suspects, Tim Hanna, Byddi Lee & Malachi Kelly to be performed in Abbey Lane Theatre, Armagh on Thursday 5th, Friday 6th & Saturday 7th December at 8pm.

It is Christmas Eve in Armagh City. Intrepid Police Inspector O’Carol is in despair, confronted with an unprecedented spate of robberies and unexplained disappearances. Join him, and his reliable sidekick Sgt Pepper, as they weave a delicate path between reality and fantasy in their hilarious quest to bring the perpetrators to justice. You don’t want to miss it - OH NO YOU DON’T!

 

A cracker (get it?) cast, including Brian Devlin, Sarah Teggart, Niall Rusk, Gillian Faulkner, Bridie Heaney, Matthew Toner, Sophia Kelly, Laura McCool, Lily Rose Conway and Felim Rafferty, under the ever patient and creative direction of Margery Quinn, will guarantee a great night’s entertainment to kick off your Christmas festivities!

Whilst this production is aimed at an adult audience, it should be more than suitable for over 12’s. Tickets are now available at £15 each from TicketSource.

Just follow the link:-  https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/armaghtheatregroup/e-yevg

 
 
 

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Our second The second place winner of our Poetry Competition 30-3-100 Michael Kennedy receives his framed certificate from ATG chair Rachel Toner

at October's Open Mic.  Michael's poem 'The Rag Bag' is below with comments from our judge David Braziel.

The Rag Bag

Summer gone, September sighing

I returned the deck chairs to their attic store

And came across the rag bag.

Overflowing with the fabric of our past

Wafting lavender laundered cotton and musk of work wear

Destined for a patchwork quilt; some day.

A strip of yellow linen bright and joyous

As the pregnancies it covered

A square of green torn from a hospital drape

That became a tiny shroud

An apron faded and thinned to the edge of function

The measure of care.

Surprised by the power these scraps contained

To stimulate emotion and memory

I continued the lucky dip

And one by one they told their story

A child’s gingham dress, an old school tie

A threadbare jumper repurposed as a cat bed

Orange corduroy and blue floral print spoke of new love

That square of woollen rug must still

Hold sun warmth and itch on naked skin

Overwhelmed, I left it to its bloated slumber

Descending again into the now, I pondered

Could that quilt ever be made ?

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'A lovely idea for a poem and a clever metaphor - all these bits of fabric that make up a life. The simple words that accompany each scrap build a picture of a life lived and carry real emotion. “I left it to its bloated slumber” is a great line. Again a poem that stays with you.'
David Braziel.
 
 

 

 

  1. October's Open Mic suffers a snapped G string!
  2. Poets take note. A workshop at your door!
  3. Our new production 'Christmas Lights' in rehearsals NOW!
  4. October's Open Mic sp guest, the famous, Owen McCreesh
  5. Halloween theatre @Abbey Lane with Flash Fiction Armagh
  6. 'Christmas Lights' play reading reminder
  7. September's Open Mic raises the bar
  8. Winner's Final 30-3-100 poetry competition results
  9. National Poetry Day Armagh event
  10. Abbey Lane extension progressing