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We always like to surprise and delight our audience with the range of wonderful talent at our doorstep. This month is shaping up to be slightly different to the many great nights already experienced. Ed Masters, Illusionist and Magician has confirmed he will be 'appearing' in Abbey Lane on 25th May. It's constantly said of Abbey Lane been a place of magic and imagination and that Magic you will see for yourself when Ed takes to our stage.

Ive said it before, beleive me again, this night should NOT BE MISSED.

Check out Ed on http://www.youtube.com/watch?V=sfAj6-zyQwE

Along with the mix of regular and new participants taking to the stage with their poems, songs, instruments and writings we have the 'Limerick Laughs' compo theme 'The Magic OF May' (that can be the Month, a name or a Politician) to compete for those breathtaking prizes!   Door open 8pm £5 entry, 5mins on stage, compo drink and nibbles, or Bring Your Own Bottle. Seating will be more limited so get in early.

with our play reading at, 8pm in Abbey Lane Theatre and YOU are invited to be in at the start of this fantastic, magical, exciting, wonderful conception.

DONT MISS THIS. An artistic journey which could see you on stage later this year. If you want to act on stage then act on this info. ARMAGH THEATRE GROUP, PLAY READINGS. TUES 15TH 8PM ABBEY LANE THEATRE.

BUT CHIEFLY YOURSELVES

A look at the Great War through readings and song

A one night collaboration by Armagh Theatre Group and U3A Choir

Studio Theatre, Market Place, Armagh

Friday 27th April at 8pm... £10

Tickets from the Box Office at Market Place  028 2752 1821

With the sell out performances of 'Good Things' by Armagh Theatre Group over the last two weekends we continue to promote Arts and Drama in the Armagh area when we throw open the stage to YOU! at our monthly Open Mic Nights on 27th April 8pm.

 

 

Due to the unexpected cancellation of March OMN Finbar and Breige have happily offered to appear at this month's Open Mic on 27th April. We have a packed evenings entertainment with the talented duo, our regular and new contributors, Limerick Laughs compo (still  'Spring memories' theme, so if you had one for last month you can still enter) with a host of wonderful prizes... complementary refreshments and nibbles, music ,songs, storytelling and laughs galore# usually at me! Doors open 8pm and we start 8.30pm £5 only BYOB and Bring a friend!

Our Autumn production is the famous 'GASLIGHT' by Patrick Hamilton. Set in London of 1890's this Victorian thriller comes to the Market Place Studio Theatre from Thursday 9th to Saturday 11th November with an 8pm start. Tickets £10 and £8 (concessions) from the Box Office Market Place Theatre (02837 521821)

Producer Felim Rafferty has assembled a talented cast to bring this classic Victorian era drama to the Armagh stage. The tormented 'Bella Manningham', portrayed so sympathetically by MONIQUE RENNIE, stoically tries to remain faithful to her domineering husband 'Jack Manningham' played by DAVID O'TOOLE. David wonderfully captures this cunning and evil character using all his years of stage craft to high professional standards. His amorous flirtations with the young and beautiful maid 'Nancy'( Claudia Clendenning) is blatantly provocative to an audience. Claudia's stage presence belies her novice appearance for ATG on the 'BIG STAGE'. Des Crilly an 'oul han' with Ballymacnab Players takes on the character of ex detective Rough who has had his eye on Manningham  even in retirement. He plods along slowly unravelling the true intentions of Jack Manningham to us, the audience, until the surprising end. Bella Manningham gets much needed loyalty and support from her Housekeeper 'Elizabeth', played by Gillian Faulkner with calm authority, as Bella succumbs to her husbands selfish scheme. A pulsating night of theatre from your local Armagh Theatre Group. Please support.