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Abbey Lane Theatre was packed as April's OMN got underway with internationally renowned guest artists Finbar Magee & Breige Quinn giving us a taste of their vast repertoire. Finbar's witty and thought provoking songs beautifully accompanied by Breige on fiddle had the audience entralled instantly. Their finale 'Facebook Friday Night' will go down as one of the golden memories of Open Mic Night's moments.

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We were also graced by the appearances of Champions of Performance Poetry Colin Hassard (Banbridge) and Jimmy Rafferty(Armagh) both poets revered in their selected styles

 And what can one say about Dynamic Dymphna from Dungannon. She had us in stitches with her yarns about smuggling sausages  and Timbuktu! Her Big Tom poem was a fitting salute to a great entertainer. Also on stage during the night Brendan McGrath;country melody. Mark Brownlee; original poetry.Ann Gilmartin; story telling. Marguerite Kelly; singing A bunch of Thyme. McGrath brothers, Declan & Brendan; mandolin/guitar trad music. Limerick laughs competition won by Dymphna via audience clapometer with a very strong 'Fantastic' followed by Ann, Byddi, Jimmy,and Joan. well done everyone! Malachi with a weather warning 'Casting clouts' and finishing with Finbar and Breige. Great night FOR A £5!

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Brilliant depiction of Doris in 'GoodThings' by Wilma Campbell

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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

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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!

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Una Boylan joined Armagh Theatre Group soon after its foundation in 1966 and quickly became an essential part of the group right up to 2018.  Her last performance on stage in 2016 was in 'Two's' and she was scheduled to take part in a comedy this Autumn, to be held  in her beloved Abbey Lane Theatre.  

Given her dynamic personality she held positions on committee from: Vice-Chair, Chair and President and while acting and producing plays, she raised the necessary funds to keep us afloat through decades of raffles.

Her enthusiasm was infectious and she never stopped recruiting to the ranks at every opportunity. Dozens of young and not so young actors got their 'break' on stage due to  her cajoling and encouragement. 

Amagh Theatre Group will forever be indebted to her drive, enthusiasm and good humour in her efforts to bring live drama to the people of Armagh. During the time when violence and disturbances were daily occurrences she, along with others in Armagh Theatre Group provided a vital cross-community group for drama, resulting in the vibrant Drama and Arts community that continues to blossom in Armagh City today.

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Apology for a sideways on David. He is now off his back and walking with a knee brace, plaster removed.

Hope this image is upright and of a pre-fall David.

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