Rehearsals for Dungarvan Dramatic Club Spring Production are underway.

The production; Joseph O Connor's 'Red Roses and Petrol' is a darkly comic play.


The family of Enda Doyle gather for his wake as his widow, Moya, anxiously prepares for the funeral the next day.
Her stay at home daughter, Medbh, is by her side to lend a helping hand, as they await the arrival of daughter, Catherine, from America. The question on all their tongues is whether or not, Johnny, the angry black sheep of the family, will make an appearance!


With skeletons left in Enda Doyle's closet and secrets to unfold, it makes for a funny, heart warming, but altogether familiar story that we hope will leave audiences entertained.


This play is to be directed by Fidelma Meaney and the cast are as follows:


Moya: Deirde Collender.

Medbh: Emma Walsh.

Catherine: Orla Glascott.

Johnny: Paul Coffey.

Tom: Stephen Stack.

Young Moya: Orla White.

Young Enda: Shane Collender.


Performance Dates are:

Tues March 29th - Fri April 1st in the Town Hall Theatre.

Tickets will soon be on sale so watch this space.

Best wishes to all the cast and crew!

Autumn 2010 Production Of Arthur Miller's 'The Crucible' A Huge Success

Dungarvan Dramatic Club was delighted and excited with the success of their hugely ambitious autumn production of Arthur Miller's 'The Crucible'. Under the direction of Fidelma Meaney, making her debut as Director, and assistant director Mary Kelly, the play thrilled audiences, with their vision and interpretation of a truly remarkable and beautifully written piece of outstanding literature. The feedback was duly appreciated by all cast and crew.

Sell out performances and standing ovations were heart warming and deserved for all the hard work involved. The cast of nineteen people some never to thread the boards before wowed audiences with their commitment and talent. The Club reached national level and were ecstatic with recommendations from Radio One, as well as on the local level from members of WLRfm and a huge thanks goes to Timmy Ryan and Ian Noctor for all the support. A production this enormous involves a great many people both on and off the stage. The Club would like to extend tremendous thanks to firstly all our sponser's

Sponsors

COSTUME SPONSORS
Joseph P Gordon & Co.
Dr. R Brady
Dr. T Higgins
John N Murphy & Co.
Michael J Hanrahan
J.F. Williams & Co.
GlaxoSmithKline
Lanigan & Curran, Solicitors
Philip Major, Major Opticians
Alma Shanahan Power
Dr. David Mahoney

RAFFLE SPONSORS
Twomey Eurospar
Michael Kiely, Family Butchers
Johnny Lynch
The Indian Ocean Restaurant
The Country Store
Major Opticians (Waterford)
SGC Cinema, Dungarvan
Gill & MacMillan
Mary Kelly

REFRESHMENT SPONSOR
Garvey's Supervalu

Our Backstage Crew

Secondly all our backstage crew and front of house, we couldn't perform with out the knowledge that everything else was been looked after
Stage Manager: Lisa O'Sullivan
Music: Muiris O'Keeffe
Stage Manager: Lisa O'Sullivan
Music: Muiris O'Keefe
Sound: Dave Lee

Set Construction:
Ned Cullinan
Morgan O'Connell
Kieran Bulfin,
Barbara Wladecker
John Collender
Lisa O'Sullivan
Lighting:
Dirk Baumann
Geoff Palmer

Make Up: Kate Cross

Backstage:
Abigail DeSouza
John Collender
Ned Cullinan
Morgan O'Connell

MC's
Mary Kelly
Ray Bradfield
Siobhan Buckley
Padraighin Ni Chadhla

CONTINUITY
Ray Bradfield
Lorraine O'Keefe
Charlie O'Donohue
Jillian Hayes
Ann Kavanagh
Mary Kelly

TICKET DESK
Margaret Dennehy
Noreen Lee
Aoife Doyle
Morgan O'Connell
Siobhan Buckley

RAFFLE
Caroline O'Connor
Aoife Doyle
Muiris O'Keeffe
Siobhan Buckley
Ann Kavanagh
Ruaidhri de Paor
Marie Jennings

CATERING
Margaret Dennehy
Tanya Fitzgerald
Gemma Power
Siobhan Buckley
Padraighn Ni Chadhla
Catherine Fitzgerald Phillips
Olive Croke

The Committee

Thirdly members of the committee President Mary Kelly, Vice president Orla Glascott, Secretary Lisa O'Sullivan, Treasurer Siobhan Buckley, Deirdre Collander, Elaine Diaz, Fidelma Meaney, Padraighin Ni Chadhla, Dave Pollock, Pat Power and Orla White.

Here's looking forward to the Spring Production hope to see you all there.

Autum 2010 Production - The Crucible By Arthur Miller

This Autumn's Production by Dungarvan Drama Club is Arthur Miller's outstanding play The Crucible. It is his seminal play based on the Salem Witch Trials, and regarded as one of the most powerful plays of the 21st century. It is a compelling story of truth on trial, a relentless suspenseful drama of collective evil and personal conscience and at it's centre a vastly moving story of quilt, love and redemption. The play openings in the Reverend Parris home after he discovers his daughter and niece and a group of other girls dancing and conjuring spirits in the woods the night before. The village is out and the girls are about to be accused of witchcraft but the very clever and conniving Abigale Williams uses this situation to her full advantage for her personal ends and so starts accusing people in the village of bewitching her until she can accuse the one person who stands in her way from the man she love's. Hysteria sweeps the whole village and so the witchunt begins. Is there anyone to stop her? Would you die to save your name? The play to be directed by Fidelma Meaney and assist director Mary Kelly has a cast of 20 strong player's with 9 completely new members and others who have not threaded the boards for a long time, thus making this production very exciting for all involved. The cast are as follows:

Betty - Vivian Power

Reverend Parris - Seamus Dillon

Tituba - Elaine Diaz

Abigale - Emma Power

Suzanna - Samantha Hayes

Ann Putnam/Martha Corey - Deirdre Collander

Thomas Putnam/Herrick - Steven Stack

Mercy - Sarah Glascott

Mary Warren - Orla White

John Proctor - Paul Coffey

Rebecca Nurse - Orla Glascott

Giles Corey - Pat Power

Reverend Hale - Shane Collander

Elizabeth Proctor - Emma Walsh

Francis Nurse - Michael O'Mahoney

Cheever - Paul McGabhainn

Judge Hathorne - Joe Kelly

Judge Danforth - Dave Pollack

Sarah Goode - Barbara Wladecker

Narrator - Siobhan Buckley