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Finally recovered after a busy Georgian Day weekend!
We had a cracker of an Open Mic Night to round off 2022. Massive thanks to our special guest David Braziel who entertained us with ruminations on plums and the realism of the the nativity scene, while also including some poetry by Wilfred Owen.
We were joined by some new faces including Mollie Maguire, Una Flynn, John Henderson, Ruby Allen and Eva. We hope to have you back in 2023! ⭐️
Poetry and prose includes Frances Moen, reading of a beautiful poem about her mother. Matthew Toner wowed us with two poems including some villainy! Mark Brownlee read a mixture of his own work and that of WR Rodger’s poetry. Malachi Kelly opened the show with an existential crisis while Tim Hanna reminded us all why holidays by the pool can be rowdy! 🏖️
We were joyfully entertained with music by Thomas, Peter and Bridie 🎶
We rounded the evening off with some side splitters from Dympha Ferron. 😂
Thanks to all the helpers for all their hard work🎉
Roll on the next Open Mic Night in January 2023!
John Henderson reads his poetry.
David NOv 22 OMN
Guest artist for November David Braziel
 

Please enter the city centre via Dobbin Street then turn right into Linenhall St and to the car park from there..

Open Mic starts 8pm tonight.

As a Charity, Armagh Theatre Group, relies on its membership to ensure it can continue to produce quality shows throughout the year and maintain its premises at Abbey Lane, Armagh.

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After our mid-term break we are excited to return this Saturday 12th November 🤩

In other exciting news, we are happy to announce we have 4 additional spots available for this term!!! 💃🏼🕺🏼

If you are interested in a space please do get in contact for more info 😊

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SET DANCING CLASSES start in Dobbin St Community Centre

15th November 7.30 to 9pm .....£3

Tutor: Pat Prunty.   All welcome- beginners and aul hands, men and women.

Get fit and give your heart a lift!

 

 

 

 

Please see attached posters for our Poetry Club and Scrabble Club.

The next meeting of the Poetry Club is on Wednesday 2nd November and the next meeting of the Scrabble Club is Thursday 3rd November.

I hope you are able to come along.

Take care,

Cathy

Cathy Donnelly

Branch Library Manager

Libraries NI

Armagh City Library

Delighted to introduce you to our wonderful dance troupe from Caleigh's Choreography.

Their poignant movements depicting the loss of so many Armagh children on the day of the disaster. 

IMPACT in verse.

A dawn breaks bright and early, anticipation and joy.

The Sunday School excursion is here for every girl and boy.

Homes are full of laughter,excitement flows through veins,

Parents preparing their children for the Great Northern Railway trains.

 

For some a day of wonders,of bands and sand and sea

And picnics on a Promenade with friends and family.

All gather by the 'Methy church in Abbey Street to start

And march with band through our town to where the trains depart....Continues tomorrow

 

 

Hello supporters of ATG and Abbey Lane Theatre we are in need of 2 of the above WALL light fittings for the toilet cubicles in Abbey Lane.

If you have any unwanted and in good working order please email at info@armaghtheatregroup.com

Some internal work has started which means moving the present light wiring to a wall. Electrician starting Monday.

Thank you for any assistance,

I

Dear Madam/Sir

I would like to invite members of Armagh Theatre Group to Armagh City Library to help us to celebrate Book Week NI, 17th-23rd October 2022.

Book Week NI is a key event in our calendar for promoting all that libraries do and the services they provide. As part of this year’s initiative we will have a ‘Love Your Library Day’ on Wednesday 19th October, where we hope to get members of the public tell us why they Love Armagh City Library; we will create a number of displays based on this. We would be delighted if you could contribute to this day by visiting the Library and letting us know why you Love Your Library.

If a visit on Wednesday 19th October is not convenient for you, we would welcome your visit on any day throughout Book Week NI, 17th – 23rd October.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Regards,

Cathy

Scenes from Abbey Lane's Open Mic September 22'

Most grateful for all who attended our Open Mic on such a wet and stormy night.It reinforces our belief that these social nights offer more than great entertainment. It's where people make friends,have a laugh,stimulate their brains, be surprised, be saddened and reflect on life. It's the unknown variety of performers and the chance to see local artisic talent getting a platform for that talent. Audiences leave uplifted and in a better mood and some lucky ones with raffle prizes! 

Our next Open Mic is on Friday 25th NOVEMBER ( Sorry none in October as date clashes with the Theatre Group's big production 'Impact' in MarketPlace Theatre, Armagh)

Bridie Donaghy singing Green glens of Antrim,Peter accompanying.

Local author Byddi Lee give us a taster from her next novel due shortly and eagerly awaited

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Joe McCool along with his beautiful assistant Colin demonstrates why we have to ask why there is more than one Y in Bicycle.

Matthew Toner returns with another great poem. The Butcher Poet of Armagh!

As well as the above featured artists we welcomed a new poet Tracy Read with her touching piece The Boy Solider(Ukraine); Annie McLoughlin's poems Guilt Edge and Tea Picker; Peter Kelly's Rude Regional rhymes and singalong; Rachel Toner poem 'Out of Hours', Dymphna Ferron, saucy yarns; Mark Brownlee, Derwent Lake,Lough Neagh, Ulster and Armagh's antenna;Malachi Kelly story 'Leav'is the butts' and a look back at the ever popular Limericks from 2017 which got the biggest round of applause so we might resurrect....

The raffle for the directors chair was won by Joan McCool and other prize winners were Alice, Matthew and Rachel; Big go raibh maith agat to Byddi for organising the raffle tickets and Colin the 'door'.

Thanks to all the helpers clearing the floor in prep for Armagh Youth Theatre Group on SAT mornings and continued rehearsals for 'IMPACT'