Tag: Passion Play

Stage is Set for Historical Drama Production

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Stage is Set for Historical Drama Production

Congregations at weekend masses in Sligo’s Holy Cross Church may have felt slightly out of place. For with the days ticking away to the opening night of the eagerly awaited “Triumph of Calvary” production, the church is gradually taking the appearance of a first class theatre. And according to some of the top people connected […]

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Passion Play Opens

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Passion Play Opens

After months of preliminary work and rehearsals the stage is now set for the grand opening of “The Triumph of Calvary” at the Holy Cross Friary on tomorrow night at 8.30pm. In the early part of the last decade Sligo Drama Circle held a Passion Play, also at the Friary, and it was such an […]

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Triumph of Calvary – A Historic Production

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Triumph of Calvary – A Historic Production

In the early 1970’s A Passion Play was performed in the Holy Cross Church, Sligo which is still remembered with admiration by those who were privileged to see it. This year, the year of the Oberammagau, at the start of the 1980’s, Sligo Choral Society and Sligo Drama Circle will stage a presentation of the […]

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Passion Play

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Passion Play

The Passion Play, “The Man Born to be King”, by Dorothy Sayers, ended its week-long run in Sligo’s Holy Cross Dominican Church last night and I am happy to report that my first night prediction that people would be turned away owing to full houses on the closing night was completely true. His Lordship, Most […]

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Passion Play Opens in Sligo’s Dominican Church

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Passion Play Opens in Sligo’s Dominican Church

“The Man born to be King” received a tremendous first night reception from a capacity audience at Sligo’s Holy Cross Priory last night when the play depicting the Passion, Death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ began a week-long run. The production not alone marks the end of an era so far as the Dominican Order […]

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