Shindigmas

Here at No Drama we are fond of tradition. In fact, some say that the first Shindig took place in a stable over 2,000 years ago. In those days, of course, they used oil lamps for lighting effects and the bones of animal carcasses for sound effects and props. Last…

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Sir Terry Pratchett visits on opening night!

We were treated to a surprise visit by Sir. Terry Pratchett himself just a few hours before we took to the stage for a sold out opening night at the Teachers' Club, Parnell Sq., Dublin last Wednesday, November 3rd. Sir Pratchett, having recently joined staff at Trinity College as an…

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Audition Time Again!

Next Production [ subject to license]

No Drama is delighted to call to auditions for it’s next production: Terry Pratchett’s ‘Wyrd Sisters’ [subject to license]. These will take place next Tuesday, August 24th at our usual home, Synge St Boys CBS, from 6pm – 10pm.

Everybody interested in auditioning and who is also a full member* of No Drama Theatre then email wyrdsistersnodrama@gmail.com to book your audition, receive the audition sheets and all other Wyrd related information. Call backs will be on Wednesday, August 25th.

If you can’t make it Tuesday, there will be some audition slots available before or after Monday’s workshop (the 23rd) but you must let us know by Sunday evening if you need to avail of them.

Rehearsals start next Sunday, August 29th and will run 2-3 days a week (between weekdays and weekends) until the productions starts on November 3rd – 6th. Potential cast must be available for the entire rehearsal schedule.

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WYRD SISTERS by TERRY PRATCHETT

No Drama Theatre are excited to announce that this will be their next production [subject to license] Summary of Play: Wyrd Sisters focuses it's attentions on three witches; Granny weatherwax, Nanny Off and Magrat Garlick, that latter of whom sees her role in embracing bubbling cauldrons and occult jewellery, much…

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