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A scene from TADS successful production 'the Year of the Hiker' staged last November
AFTER an open call for applications, an evening of short performances is being held in Esker Arts on this Thursday, April 17 at 8pm with approximately 10 performers showcasing a selection of dramatised scenes from their chosen plays and poems, as well as rehearsed readings.
This new format of theatre is something that Tullamore Amateur Dramatic Society (TADS) is trialling in Esker Arts, and it could become an annual event which gives a stage to performers who you may not have seen on stage before, as well as some familiar faces.
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Performances on the night will bring together scenes from plays by Tennesee Williams, dramatisations of poetry and prose, iconic scenes from films such as Shirley Valentine, and Jaws for example.
Be sure not to miss this original night brought to you by Tullamore Amateur Dramatic Society. Tickets are available on eskerarts.ie and more information about the group can be found on www.tullamoredrama.ie as well as all the usual places where you catch your social news.
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