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Soliloquy January 1972

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Soliloquy January 1972

Presentation Committee The presentation committee wish to state that, because of difficulties arising out of the vast need of this year’s set, the co-operation of everyone involved in the play is needed. It is of paramount importance that all the actors, regardless of sex and disposition, help with the moving of flats and properties, the […]

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Soliloquy January 1972: Guess Who I am Ball

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Soliloquy January 1972: Guess Who I am Ball

Everything Looks Red Through Rose-Tinted Glasses Arriving at Jury’s – with not a judge in sight – I was confronted by a spectacle that made my eyes water. (cigarette smoke) having made my way through the haze of nicotine, I came upon the wondrous sight of a Scotsman flaying elderly residents with his shillelagh and […]

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Soliloquy January 1972: Rehearsal – A Jaundiced View

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Soliloquy January 1972: Rehearsal – A Jaundiced View

When I dropped in recently to see how “The Crucible” was progressing in Scoil Ursula, I made the startling discovery that “Rehearsal – Drama Circle Style” was a totally new innovation. It was no longer an artificial situation where people came together to practice “saying and doing”. Instead, we had “Drama of a Non-Theatrical” nature […]

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Soliloquy February 1967

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Soliloquy February 1967

The interior wall of our Market Yard premises has been knocked and much more space is now available for future activities there. Planned is “An Evening with Mortimer” consisting of readings from two of John Mortimer’s better known one-act plays, “Lunch Hour” and “The Dock Brief”. We hope to have further information about this in […]

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