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NOTIFICATION: Temporary Closing of Roads Sat 11 June 2016
COMHAIRLE CHONTAE DHUN NA nGALL (DONEGAL COUNTY COUNCIL) ROADS ACT 1993 SECTION 75, ARTICLE 12 ROADS REGULATIONS 1994 TEMPORARY CLOSING OF ROADS LETTERKENNY Notice is hereby given that Donegal County…
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The Birthday Party: Meet the cast
Presented by London Classic Theatre, this production marks The Birthday Party’s first significant touring revival of the twenty-first century. Director Michael Cabot has assembled an excellent cast including West End…
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La Bohéme: A Closer Look
Ahead of Opera Theatre Company’s production of La Bohéme at the end of the month, here’s a gallery of images from the opera to appeal to all you Romantic bohemians. Set in…
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Local drama and musical societies
If you are interesting in acting and performing and want to get involved with the local performing arts scene here are some of the companies who perform regularly at An…
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Father McDyer drama returns
Tour: Wed 18 May Letterkenny, Thur 19 May Roscommon, Fri 20 May Carndonagh, Sat 21 May Kilcar. There’s a second chance to see drama I Would Walk These Fields Again…
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Auditions for Unified the Musical
This summer we will be co-producing a new show with the Earagail Arts Festival called Unified the Musical. Inspired by stories from the factory floor, Unified will be a colourful…
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Pack up your Troubles – it’s time for the History of the Peace
A cross-community bus run to Donegal, a newly formed Protestant flute band and the Iris Robinson scandal are just some of the incidents audiences can expect to see in comedy play…
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Olivier Award winning production heading to An Grianán Theatre!
We are delighted for Pat Kinevane and our friends at Fishamble who won an Olivier Award for their show Silent at last night’s awards ceremony in London. And even better…
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The Cripple of Inishmaan: A Closer Look
A big Hollywood production is coming…no, not Star Wars – this is the storyline to Martin McDonagh’s brilliant comedy drama The Cripple of Inishmaan which comes to An Grianán Theatre…
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After Miss Julie: Gallery
Production photos from Prime Cut Productions’ After Miss Julie by Patrick Marber. Design by Sarah Bacon. Lighting Design by Ciaran Bagnall. Directed by Emma Jordan. Cast: Pauline Hutton, Ciaran McMenamin…
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We Banjo 3 meet POTUS
We Banjo 3 recently had the honour of performing for The President of the United States and we’re delighted to hear that these Galway boys gave President Obama a wee…
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Fantastic audience response to After Miss Julie – don’t miss it!
Prime Cut’s After Miss Julie opened in Dublin’s Project Arts Centre this week and is already enjoying fantastic feedback from audiences: here’s what some people have been saying about it:…
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St Patrick’s Day and Easter Opening Hours
St Patrick’s Day – CLOSED Good Friday – CLOSED Easter Saturday – box office open 6pm to 8pm for that evening’s performance After Miss Julie Easter Sunday – CLOSED Easter…
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Cast announced for Beneath An Irish Sky
We are pleased to announce our cast for this dramatic reading of Kieran Kelly’s new play. This March as part of our season of events to commemorate the 1916 Rising…
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Little John Nee Can Pick Them! by Daithí Ramsay
I was sitting in the theatre cafe one lunchtime enjoying the lovely food and chatting away to Little John Nee, who had popped in to eat as he often does…
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The Birthday Party’s Declan Rodgers
Actor Declan Rodgers speaks about appearing in London Classic Theatre’s The Birthday Party which comes to An Grianán this May. A native of Dundrum, Co Down, Declan trained at LAMDA.…
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Beneath An Irish Sky: Letterkenny and 1916
A Terrible Beauty: Remembering 1916 is our short season of events inspired by the 1916 Easter Rising. We’ll have three shows, the first of which is a rehearsed reading of a…
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A Terrible Beauty: Remembering 1916
A Terrible Beauty: Remembering 1916 is our short season of events marking the centenary of the Easter Rising. We have three shows which will look at 1916 from three different…
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How to Sell Out every single show: Daithí Ramsay
I was working in our box office one evening when the visiting show’s stage manager approached. How are tickets for tonight? he said. Pretty good, about 270 now. I said.…
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Rail Theatre’s Of Mice and Men: A Closer Look
Adapted by John Steinbeck from his novel of the same name, Of Mice and Men is a powerful portrait of the American spirit and a heartbreaking testament to the bonds…
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A look back at the original Kings
This Wednesday 17th & Thursday 18th February we welcome Livin’ Dred Theatre’s production of Jimmy Murphy’s emigration drama The Kings of the Kilburn High Road. But back in the summer…
Fáilte go dtí Amharclann An Ghrianán! Located in Letterkenny, Co Donegal, An Grianán Theatre is an integral part of the county’s thriving cultural life and a flagship venue in the North West of Ireland.
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