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The passing of long time member Bill Rennie
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We are saddened to hear of the recent passing of our lifelong member Bill Rennie this week. Bill was an integeral part of Armagh society and an active member of various sporting clubs and choirs in the city. Always willing to play walk-on parts with the Theatre Group's productions his helping hand back stage and building sets was given with a heart and a half.
Our heartfelt condolences are extended to Emily his wife, son Andrew and daughter-in law Monique (both active members of ATG) , also his daughters Patricia and Alison and all the family.
. From the committee and members of Armagh Theatre Group, Bill will be sadly missed but held dear in our memories.
Funeral today Friday 13th at First Presbyterian Mall Armagh 2.30pm. Covid regulations apply.
Armagh Cider Festival and Flash Fiction
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Flash Fiction @ Armagh Cider Company
Come and listen to writers read their Flash Fiction. Highly entertaining, with a variety of stories to suit every palate and an opportunity to meet and mingle with new, emerging and well-established writers in the area and from further afield. Flash Fiction Armagh provides a platform for writers to experience immediate audience reaction to their work – a valuable resource for those who sit all day in a room by themselves writing. We encourage people to attend the event whether they write, read or prefer to listen.
Abbey Lane courtyard on the level
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This week sees the restoration of Abbey Lane Theatre's courtyard after an extended wait for the completion of the archaeological report. Work to fill the trenches got underway last Friday and was finished in time for the August committee meeting to be held (Mon 2nd Aug) in our premises.
Keeping social distance and wearing masks the committee began the task of grant applications to help finance the extension plans and improve accessibility for all in Abbey Lane Theatre. Wish us luck!
Here Aisling Kelly (trustee) shows her delight with the new courtyard. As Con Fucius (Monaghan philospher) was recorded saying 'the longest journey begins with one small step then a skip and a jump'
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Very many thanks from Six Happy Weemin!
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From all of us in Armagh Theatre Group this BIG THANK YOU for making Six Angry Women very happy.
Your unfailing support and encouraging comments during and after our performances makes the efforts all worthwhile.
We will press on with our building plans with vigor....and blocks...and cement...and timber...and a good heating system...
'Six Angry Women' let vent Thur, Fri and Sat.
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To all the hard working cast, techies, front office and our inspirational director. On the eve of the World premier of Six Angry Women......
Tickets for 'Six Angry Women' now on sale.
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Six Angry Women, the latest in our series of online original live productions from Armagh Theatre Group. Performances start on Thursday 6th with limited places for viewing each evening starting at 8pm. Have a look at this promo on youtu.be (link below) then click on the link for which ever evening you want
If you wish to book a place for Thursday 6th May go to
If you wish to book a place for Friday 7th May go to
If you wish to book a place for Saturday 8th May go to
Social Bubble,Toil & Trouble on youtube
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https://youtu.be/qXP2SEoDohM FREE link to 'Social Bubble Toil & Trouble'.
As we prepare for our third zoom play next month 'Six Angry Women' our second zoom production Social Bubble Toil & Trouble goes up on youtube for free viewing on the above link.
Social Bubble Toil & Trouble followed on from the success of Zoomeo & Juliet with both being well received by you, our loyal supporters. It was a daring adventure for the Armagh Theatre Group to go down the road of writing new plays,rehearsing and then performing live through zoom during lockdown year 2020. A lot has been learnt on how to manage the technology, timing, freezing, lighting, muting and all hanging on an internet signal which can wander off at any time.
But undaunted we now prepare for our third on line, live production and a mixed sense of lunacy and pioneering bravado, which is essential in theatre, prevails. The show must go on.
Our determination is driven by our need to expand Abbey Lane Theatre and bring it into the 21st century. The costs of such are high for this amature group so you can find links on our website where donations can be accepted towards this extension.
We hope you enjoy the free links to Zoomeo & Juliet and Social Bubble Toil &Trouble and they whet your appetites to live view the world premier of Six Angry Women by Malachi Kelly, directed by Margery Quinn.
MAY 6th, 7th & 8th 2021 Zoom links on our website and social media pages. Enjoy!
Six Angry Women- May 6/7/8th
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SIX ANGRY WOMEN
Armagh Theatre Group are delighted to bring you another original live Zoom production, on the 6th & 7th & 8th May (yes - less than 3 weeks away), and tickets are on sale NOW!
Written by Malachi Kelly, Six Angry Women is a departure from our earlier Zoom offerings and addresses the thorny issues of covid misinformation, race, religious differences and immigration in the context of battling the pandemic on this small island. With a nod to the famous, 12 Angry Men, the Six Angry Women of the title confront their own prejudices as they, the jury, try and decide the fate of a young illegal immigrant girl being prosecuted for breaking covid regulations. In so doing they inadvertently reveal their own shortcomings and perhaps realise that maybe it is not just the accused who is on trial.
Yet again Margery Quinn has taken on the considerable challenge of producer and has dedicated hours of her solitary time working with this talented cast, a mixture of “old Zoom hands” (Bridie Heaney, Wilma Campbell, Marie Claire Guy, Hilary Good) and “newbies” (Una Hendron , Claudia Clendinning & Gillian Faulkner) to produce a thought provoking and humorous piece of theatre. Find out by joining one of our live Zoom performances……
We are charging only £10 per “screen” (your whole family can watch).
If you wish to book a place for Thursday 6th May go to
https://tinyurl.com/6aw6thmay
If you wish to book a place for Friday 7th May go to
https://tinyurl.com/6aw7thmay
If you wish to book a place for Saturday 8th May go to
https://tinyurl.com/6aw8thmay
There are a few important things which you need to know.
We are presenting three live performances –Thursday 6th, Friday 7th and Saturday 8th May at 8pm, which can only be viewed on Zoom…so it is essential you have the zoom app on your computer/tablet (watching is best on a laptop or desktop computer. An ipad/tablet will work however a phone is not recommended.)
We will only have 80 “screen” places available each night and you need to register by clicking on the appropriate link above to secure your “screen” place. Importantly – please register and pay using a laptop or desktop computer. Using a tablet/ipad/mobile phone will work but you will either need to already have a PayPal account or else open one.
Finally, please spread the word (forward this email) to your friends and family.
Long awaited dig is dug
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The long awaited archaeological dig commenced on Thursday last and like Christmas
it was over before we knew it. Gold crowns,jewelery,and St Patrick's crozier unsurprisingly were missing but a green beer bottle, probably from Kirkers bottlers ex Dobbin St , was un earthed intact minus its contents.
We now wait for the Arch report being presented and accepted by ABC planning hopefully before next Christmas.
Six Angry Women (A jury with attitudes)
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