Roscrea Musical Society celebrate seven Sullivan Award nominations
Roscrea’s Musical Society are known for the ingenuity and talent
Roscrea Musical Society is celebrating a remarkable achievement after receiving seven nominations in this year’s Sullivan Awards for its acclaimed production of West Side Story.
The production, which drew praise for its powerful performances, ambitious choreography and polished staging, has been recognised across a wide range of categories, highlighting the exceptional talent and dedication of the cast and creative team.
Among the nominations is Best Stage Management for Ian Hanrahan, whose work behind the scenes helped bring the demanding production to life with precision and professionalism.
Ian previously received a nomination for Best Stage Management award for the society’s production of Little Shop of Horrors in 2018.
The society also earned two nominations in the Best Supporting Actor category, with Paul Browne recognised for his energetic portrayal of Action and Adam Skeffington nominated for his commanding performance as Riff.
Leading lady Eva McNally received a nomination for Best Female Singer for her performance as Maria, capturing both the emotional depth and soaring vocal demands of the iconic role.
The creative vision behind the production was further acknowledged with Stephanie Browne receiving nominations for both Best Choreographer and Best Director, recognising the dynamic movement, storytelling and artistic direction that defined the show.
Completing the list is a nomination for Best Overall Show, placing Roscrea Musical Society among the top productions recognised at this year’s awards.
The society was previously nominated for Best Overall Show for its outstanding 2016 production of The Addams Family.
Speaking following the announcement, members of the society expressed pride in the recognition, describing the nominations as a testament to the commitment and passion shown by everyone involved both on and off stage.
The nominations mark another significant milestone for the society, which continues to build a strong reputation for producing high-quality musical theatre productions for audiences across the region.