Schools Shakespeare Festival

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dlr Mill Theatre, Monday 20th January - Friday 24th January

Schools Shakespeare Festival 2020 – The 2nd Annual Schools Shakespeare Festival @ dlr Mill Theatre.

Taking place over 5 evenings in the Main Auditorium, The 2nd Annual Schools Shakespeare Festival will see school groups perform an excerpt from their chosen Shakespeare text. All performances are 30 minutes and adjudicator Geoff O'Keeffe will present feedback each night. It is a unique opportunity for students to experience Shakespeare as his work should be experienced – on stage. The festival framework gives teachers the opportunity to develop their chosen Shakespeare in class, through performance. With given texts and fixed timetables, the onus is placed firmly on the students to interact meaningfully with the project.

Wednesday 22nd
Loreto Dalkey Group 1.
Loreto Dalkey Group 2.
St MacDaras.
Temple Carrig.

Thursday 23rd
St Joseph’s Rush Group 1.
St Joseph’s Rush Group 2.
St Bricin's College.
Mount Sackville.

Friday 24th
Ramsgrange Group 1.
Ramsgrange Group 2.
Mount Anville.
St Raphaela's.

The Award Ceremony will take place on Friday, January 24th.


Date:
Monday 20th January - Friday 24th January
Time:
7.00pm
Price:
€8
Address:
Dundrum Town Centre, Dublin 16, Dundrum, Dublin, Co. Dublin, Ireland

Google Map of Dundrum Town Centre, Dublin 16, Dundrum, Dublin, Co. Dublin, Ireland

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