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Le Joe Steve Ó Neachtain

Beidh Faoi Dheireadh Thiar, dráma nua-scríofa le Joe Steve Ó Neachtain, á léiriú ag Taibhdhearc na Gaillimhe faoi stiúir Josie Uí Chualáin ar stáitse i Amharclann Smock Alley i mí Aibreán.  Tá an dráma seo scríofa ar an múnla céanna le Níor mhaith liom do Thrioblóid, a líon An Taibhdhearc go doras.  

Is in áras do sheandaoine atá Faoi dheireadh Thiar lonnaithe.  Bainfidh an dráma seo scairtíl gháire as an lucht féachana de bharr an ghrinn nádúrtha atá ar bharr a ngoib ag an seandream.  Ach ní taobh le greann atá an dráma de réir mar a thagann eachtraí a saoil ‘un solais, go poiblí agus go brónach corr uair.

I measc scoth na n-aisteoirí atá páirteach sa léiriú seo, tá Diarmuid Mac an Adhastair (Níor Mhaith Liom do Thrioblóid), Caitlín Ní Chonghaile (Baile an Droichid), Josie Chóilí Óg Ó Cualáin (Ros Na Rún), Brídín Nic Dhonnacha (Aifric), Máire Uí Dhroighneáin (Cré na Cille), Joe Steve Ó Neachtain(Ros Na Rún), agus a bhean chéile Máirín Uí Neachtain (Níor Mhaith Liom do Thrioblóid).  Is é Seán Ó Flaithearta an dearthóir, Pat O'Reilly a dhear an soilsiú, agus Blánaid Ní Nuanáin a dhear na cultacha.

Lena thuilleadh eolais a fháil nó le ticéid a chur in áirithe, glaoigh ar An Taibhdhearc ag 091-563600. 

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Amharclann Smock Alley, Sráid an Mhalartáin Íochtarach, Barra an Teampaill, B.Á.C. 2.

16 Aibreán - 18 Aibreán ag a 8.00 i.n.

Nine Friends and Deceased

Friends of The Deceased & Nine

Smock Alley Theatre  -  7th to 12th April 2008 @ 8pm - Matinees 9th & 12th @ 3pm

Contact - 443 4636

Priory Productions present two short plays by Jane Shephard, directed by Ian Pons Jewell.

"Friends of the Deceased" with Sarah Burke and Kelly Stone.
Two very different women find themselves side by side at a grave,
both mourning for very different reasons but looking for the same thing, their spirit.

"Nine" with Eileen Cooney and Sara James.
Together in a "hell" and all they have is each other, their words and their souls.

Life is not free from pain, and neither are these plays. But they are also filled with
beauty and hope, and they are an insight into the strength of the human spirit.

Bios-

Ian Pons Jewell

Ian studied Film Production at the Univeristy College for the Creative Arts in Farnham. His first project was funded externally by Exchange Supplies who took the film on for their presentations around the country. The last two films of his 3rd year are expected to do extremely well in the national and international festivals and are currently in Post Production. Augustus Lullaby starred Sara James of Priory Productions, and received rave reviews.  Having finished university in July, Ian is now employed as an in-house filmmaker at Outcast TV, specialising in personalised video work for their sister company - www.buzzmygoat.com. He also works freelance for The International Video Journalist Agency, Roberto Pla's Latin Jazz Ensemble and Clownfish Consultancy. This is Ian's debut as a director/co-producer for the stage, and is very excited for this second run with Priory Productions. His work can be seen at www.ianponsjewell.com.

Sarah Burke.

Sarah graduated from the Gaiety school of acting's full time course in 2003. She has appeared in numerous TV, Film and theatre productions since graduating. Her TV roles include Helen in RTE's "The Clinic", Susie in "The Last Furlong", Tammy in ITV's "Wire in the Blood" and Lisa in "The Friday night Club". Theatre work includes Colette in Semper Fis play "Adrenalin", Ariel in An Grianan's "Little Mermaid", Barbie in The Fringe production of "Panama" and Persephone in "The Abduction of Persephone". In film she has played "wife" in JP Weaterly's "Worm", Charlotte in element film's "Boy Eats Girl" and Sarah in "Alarm" directed by Gerry Stembridge.

Eileen Cooney.

Recently back from The States, Eileen studied theatre and performance at Brava in Paris and the Gaiety School of Acting respectively. Theatre includes: 1984 (The Photographic NY), Macbeth (Academy Theatre NY), Death of Bessie Smith (St Michael), Away (Showcase Gaiety), Cabaret (Irish Arts Centre NY), Les Belles Soeurs (Cafe Flore Paris), Glass Menagerie (Active Bilingue Paris) and School Journey to the Centre of the Earth (Lyric Theatre). Film includes: New Orleans Mon Amour (Michael Almereyda), Torn (Jay Rodriguez) and Lost and Found (Erica Dunton).

Sara James.

Sarah graduated from the Gaiety school of acting's full time course in 2003. She has appeared in numerous TV, Film and theatre productions since graduating. Her TV roles include Helen in RTE's "The Clinic", Susie in "The Last Furlong", Tammy in ITV's "Wire in the Blood" and Lisa in "The Friday night Club". Theatre work includes Colette in Semper Fis play "Adrenalin", Ariel in An Grianan's "Little Mermaid", Barbie in The Fringe production of "Panama" and Persephone in "The Abduction of Persephone". In film she has played "wife" in JP Weaterly's "Worm", Charlotte in element film's "Boy Eats Girl" and Sarah in "Alarm" directed by Gerry Stembridge.

Kelly Stone.

Kelly trained in acting studies at the Samuel Beckett Centre, Trinity College, Dublin. Final year roles included Lucy in Dracula which was directed by Jim Culleton. After graduating Kelly took the role of Gwendolyn in The Importance of Being Earnest at the Liberty Hall Theatre, directed by Noel McDonagh. She also worked with director Kate McLaughlin on her piece, Exit 1, at the Christchurch Crypt. Kelly then went on to appear in the very successful Meteor advertising campaign. Kelly has recently moved to London where she has worked on several short films and TV pilots and hopes to continue working in both theatre and TV.

Jet Lag Waltz