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Hello All ✨

We are delighted to announce our Drama Summer Scheme will run on 7-11th August 2023 🎉

Get ready for an exciting week of activities, games, and laughter. Our team has planned a variety of engaging activities and drama games that will keep your child entertained.

Make new friends, unleash creativity, and have a blast at AYTG Summer Scheme. 

We are running the scheme for 2 age groups 

Monday - Friday 

0930 - 1230 Age 7-10 year olds 

1400 - 1700 Age 11 - 17year olds 

There are limited spaces so booking early is recommended. Places are secured via Eventbrite:  https://AYTGSummerScheme.eventbrite.co.uk?aff=oddtdtcreator

*When booking please make sure to select the appropriate time slot as per age group.*

**Please note Registration Forms must be completed** 

Age 7-10 year olds  https://forms.gle/6yZypRSv2yBDT5yP8

Age 11 - 17year olds  https://forms.gle/bBsMEN8houdiag8PA

Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to create lasting memories!

We hope to see you soon! 👏

AYTG 🎭

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Armagh Youth Theatre Group

www.armaghtheatregroup.com

www.facebook.com/armaghtheatregroupatg

 

 

 

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'BORDER TALK'  - Expression of Interest Form
Storytellers of Ireland in partnership with The Armstrong Storytelling Trust have recently launched a joint cross border storytelling project called 'Border Talk'.  Funded by the International Fund for Ireland (IFI), the project promises to deliver cross border, cross community storytelling events and training programmes to promote the tradition of oral storytelling and in turn develop a network of storytellers who can deliver cross-border events, leading to increased cross-border activities and reconciliation amongst border communities.  The border area is a unique landscape with a rich heritage in the oral tradition of storytelling. We invite expressions of interest from anyone from the border counties of Armagh and Monaghan for Phase 1 of this project. This EOI seeks to establish a group of participants from these counties in a bespoke storytelling training program, leading to a National Open College Network (NOCN) Level 2 Unit in Oral Storytelling skills for performance.

The training will provide participants with essential storytelling skills. Training will include research work as well as presentation skills required to tell stories to an audience.  Some preparation work will also be required outside of contact (class) time.  Candidates will be required to deliver a short oral storytelling performance and collate a small portfolio of evidence for their final assessment.  A laptop / computer with internet access will be essential to take part in the course.

Course Tutors & Assessors : Liz Weir MBE & Stephen O'Hara of Armstrong Storytelling Trust
NOCN Verifier: Colette McCafferty, Travel & Tourism Associates

The course will involve 7 sessions delivered in a hybrid fashion; in person and online as set out below;
  • In person Session - Sat 9th September  - 10.00-12.30 & 14.00-16.00 - Bluebell Lane, Mullaghbane
  • Online Session - Tues 12th, 19th, 26th September &  3rd, 10th October - 19.00-21.30;
  • In person - Sat 14th October - 10.00-12.30 & 14.00-16.00 - To be confirmed

Essential Criteria
1.         Resident in County Armagh or County Monaghan;
2.         Availability to attend all sessions as listed above or at a minimum 6 out of 7 sessions and Day 1 & 2 are essential;
3.         Agreement to be video recorded as part of the group for assessment purposes;
4.         Commitment to participating in at least 2 local Yarnspinning sessions.

Screening Process
Places are limited and we may therefore need to apply a screening process. In the event of needing to allocate on this basis, participants will be assessed against the answers to the following questions in this form. 

Deadline
If you are interested in taking part in this course, please complete the attached form by Friday 18th August 2023

For further information on Border Talk or this Expression of Interest form, please contact Colleen Savage, Project Coordinator on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 

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Our famous Open Mic is back tomorrow 30th June in Abbey Lane Theatre, Armagh.

Available 5 minute slots for performers,on stage, under lights in front of an appreciative audience.

We welcome musicians, poets,spoken word artists,storytellers,yarnspinners singers etc. 

Participants please be mindful of using possible offensive subject matter and respect our audiences who come to be entertained and not shocked.

This month's guest artist is well known and loved by his fans in Abbey Lane. Theo Sinton is a regular face on our stage since 2019 and has matured into a consummate performer of blues and country music. This month we give him his head as he will kick off the night with an extended slot of his own songs and covers. Also on the night our 30-3-30 poetry competition presentation AND famous £1 raffle of not to be missed prizes. Dont miss! Limited seating, £5 at door; BYOB & TYH (take yours home) . Thank you.

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Back row L to R. Tutor Aisling Kelly; Ava Farrell, Gerald McKinney, Siadhal O'Connor;

Middle row Lto R. Molly Feeney; Olivia Brady; James Brady; Caitlin Dickson;

Front row L to R. Chloe Steeson; Aoife Brennan; Sean Toner and TutorAdam Trotter .

Performances of 'Treading the Boards' in Abbey Lane Theatre last weekend to full houses. This group of very talented young actors are the first class of our Armagh Youth Theatre Group started in 2022. The future looks bright for Armagh Theatre Group.

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Armagh Youth Theatre Group take to the stage this weekend with their very own stage production 'Treading the Boards'

Come and see these highly talented young actors performing their interpretations of memorable clips from famous films and TV shows.

Friday night's performance is a sell out so rush to get the last few seats for Saturday 24th Abbey Lane Theatre Armagh 8pm.

Link to Eventbrite tickets . Only £5+ commission.

 

Support the future of Armagh Theatre Group and see our young new talent 'Treading the Boards' 

 

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Since Armagh Theatre Group started the regular monthly Open Mic's hundreds of budding, nervous artists have 

stepped up on the stage to entertained us.

What makes those few steps less daunting is the encouragement given by our welcoming audiences. This is what

our guest artist for June 23' experienced when he first visited Abbey Lane in 2019. 

A singer and poet from early years Theo Sinton only found the time to pick up a guitar recently. Farming and family commitments came first but his love of singing brought him opportunities with Banbridge Musical Society affording him to 'scratch that itch' 

Now in retirement Theo persues his love of poetry, composing and singing with gusto and recent play time on local radio has boosted his fame. Another Open Mic secret is out folks Theo is going big!

But before his world tour is organised we have him this month in an extended slot allowing him to delve into his songs and poetry

in greater depth and once again entertain us in the only way Theo can. 

A prime example of never too late- so dont you be late for Theo; 30th June 8pm Abbey Lane Theatre, in the heart of historical Armagh City. BT617DW. Doors open 7.45 £5 BYOB.

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After the 'Moving of the stones' ceremony last month the derelict area at the back of Abbey Lane Theatre has been transformed into a storage corridor for our stage flats . Four tonnes of stone used to level the ground were bucketed in by enthusiatic members of both ATG and AYTG.

Great help was also given by the Lennon family, Desart Lane of which we are indebted to.Thanks to Gerard and Finn for the muscle and the finasl layer of stones. And a big thank you to Ruairi McElmeel for carrying in most of the flats.

This small development frees up necessary space needed in our 'Green room'  to allow facilities for our cast members . 

A long road starts with little steps.

Here are some before and after shots. 

 

 

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AYTG Summer Show "Treading the Boards" 
 
Tickets are now on sale for our Youth Groups Performance; "Treading the Boards" a collection of short scenes that will take you through a whole range of emotions! 
 
Tickets are only £5, show starts at 8pm on 23rd and 24th June. For tickets please follow the below link
 
 
Our young stars would love to see you there! ✨

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Scenes from our rehearsals of 'Bleak Expectations' for which performances start 8th and 9th / 15th and 16th June 23' Abbey Lane Theatre ARMAGH.

Most performances are sold out so hurry for the last few seats to see this hilarious farce by Mark Evans in arrangement with NICK HERN BOOKSLtd {TICKETS via EVENTBRITE}

  1. Our poetry competition topics for June
  2. Great variety of talent at our Open Mic
  3. May's 30-3-30 Poetry Competition winners
  4. This Friday is Open Mic Night! Guest Sinead McKenna
  5. May's special guest - Sinead McKenna
  6. Open Mic guest artist for March 31st announced
  7. 'Ain't no mountain high enough......'
  8. 30/3/30 MARCH competition topics
  9. First 30/3/30 poetry competition awards presented
  10. A big thanks for all submissions of 30/3/30