We have sadly heard of the passing of Dudley Marjorum, a life long member and supporter of Armagh Theatre Group.
To his wife Margaret, children Claire , Edward and Philip we extend our deepest sympathy and to his wider family and friends.
Arrangements are:
Marjoram Armagh, Dudley 27th May 2025
peacefully at home surrounded by his loving family.
Beloved husband of Margaret, loving father of Claire, Edward and Philip.
Dudley will be reposing at his home 42 Linsey’s Hill, Armagh BT61 9HD.
Thursday and Friday from 12noon to 9.00pm. Funeral on Saturday to St. Patrick’s Cathedral for 10.00am Mass, Burial in St. Patrick’s Cemetery.
Very deeply regretted by his sorrowing wife, daughter, sons, grandchildren,
son in law, daughters in law, entire family circle and friends.
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Also this week we learn of the passing of Conor Greenan (Monaghan) a past member of the Armagh Theatre Group. A talented
photographer of our productions and of John Hewitt International Summer School in Armagh. We extend our deepest sympathy to his
family in Monaghan and all his friends in Armagh , RIP.
This month's OpenMic on the 25th we are delighted to have Daniel Corrigan singer/songwriter as our guest.
Daniel has been performing for years busking all over the world and in streets and pubs of Armagh.
His new collection of songs due for launch in this summer will feature in Abbey Lane Theatre this coming Friday night
Doors open 7.45 £5 at door Open Mic slots available on the evening to all classes and ages of artists. So come along and enjoy the eclectic
mix of talents that are drawn to Armagh's longest running Open Mic in the new, improved Abbey Lane Theatre Armagh .
BOYB- 5MIN SLOTS- GREAT RAFFLE PRIZES- GREAT ENTERTAINMENT.
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The Artsawonder charity is pioneering a new series of events in libraries specifically aimed at engaging the public in a discussion around the healing power of music. These events are funded by the charity’s Artsahealing division championed by Dr Bruce Victor and Bróna McVittie. Entry to the events is free of charge, but prior registration is advised as space is limited. Everyone is welcome and will be encouraged to share their stories.
Responding to a call from Aisling Kelly for church extras in her latest film project 'You'll never believe who's dead' a
bus load of wannabe's travelled the 2 hours to Yeats's grave at Drumcliff Co Sligo Monday last.
All of us had a great experience as the spring sunshine stayed bright throughout.
Below are some familiar faces you may see on the big screen around Christmas.
ATG @MPT 25th Anniversary 1ST March . Armagh Theatre Group were the first non professional drama group to perform here with The Risen People by James Plunkett director Margery Quinn.