Good luck to Dochas member, Siobhan McAuliffe who is taking part in the play "Over the Pub" at the Small Roads Festival of Theatre and Dining at the Carnegie Arts Centre in Kenmare.
www.carnegieartskenmare.ie for details.
"Break a leg Siobhan"!
Our friend and former member, Jana Poller is coming to Killarney soon for a very brief visit.
If you are free to meet her for lunch on Saturday October 15th please contact Mabel on 0879604100.
We meet again on October 12th @ 8pm in Killarney Avenue Hotel.
Tuesday, 11 October 2016
Tuesday, 4 October 2016
First Meeting on 28 September was a lively event.
A small but vibrant group met on Wednesday last and enjoyed some theatre games and drama exercises and planned some activities for the coming weeks.
More information to follow soon.
We welcomed Lesley Ann, Marie and Caroline for the first time.
We meet again on this Wednesday October 5th in Killarney Avenue Hotel at 8pm if you would like to join us.
More information to follow soon.
We welcomed Lesley Ann, Marie and Caroline for the first time.
We meet again on this Wednesday October 5th in Killarney Avenue Hotel at 8pm if you would like to join us.
Sunday, 25 September 2016
Dóchas begins new Season this Wednesday!
2016/2017 Drama Season will begin with an informal meeting on
Wednesday 28th September @ 8pm in KILLARNEY AVENUE HOTEL
Please come along if you are interested in becoming involved.
Informal discussion, theatre games, introductions, plans!!
Wednesday 28th September @ 8pm in KILLARNEY AVENUE HOTEL
Please come along if you are interested in becoming involved.
Informal discussion, theatre games, introductions, plans!!
Saturday, 24 September 2016
Final edition of Words and Music in the Library
Ronnie Moore joined Dochas members for the final night of "Words and Music in the Library".
A well-known singer/songwriter, she entertained the audience with a selection of her own compositions and explained the situations which inspired the writing.
The audience joined us in singing some French "rounds" to celebrate Bastille Day.
A selection of poems, monologues and scenes by the members completed the programme.
A well-known singer/songwriter, she entertained the audience with a selection of her own compositions and explained the situations which inspired the writing.
The audience joined us in singing some French "rounds" to celebrate Bastille Day.
A selection of poems, monologues and scenes by the members completed the programme.
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Ronnie Moore and Dochas members including Brid Sugrue who recounted one of her brother, Eamon Kelly's stories, |
Liz, Patricia, Mabel and Don in a scene from "The Trial of Sir Walter Raleigh". |
Wednesday, 13 July 2016
''Words and Music in the Library'' Tomorrow (Thursday at 6.30pm)
LEABHARLANN CHILL ÁIRNE
KILLARNEY LIBRARY
“Words & Music in the Library”
Le/by
Dóchas Drama Group & Ronnie Moore


Déardaoin 14ú Iúil 6.30 - 7.30i.n.
Thursday 14th July 6.30pm – 7.30pm
Saor in aisce / Admission free.

Saturday, 2 July 2016
Culture and Fine Music at the Killarney Avenue, Thursday Evening 30th June
We had a lovely night at the Library with a nice crowd and lovely atmosphere.
It was an honour to be joined by Sean Treacy and Grace Foley.
Sean played a selection of pieces on guitar which convinced us all, both of the beauty of the instrument and Sean's obvious talent and expertise.
Grace Foley's beautiful voice enthralled the audience as she sang a number of songs which she described as "close to her own heart". She was accompanied by the talented, Noel O'Sullivan.
Dóchas members provided poetry, monologues and readings to add to the occasion.
It was an honour to be joined by Sean Treacy and Grace Foley.
Sean played a selection of pieces on guitar which convinced us all, both of the beauty of the instrument and Sean's obvious talent and expertise.
Grace Foley's beautiful voice enthralled the audience as she sang a number of songs which she described as "close to her own heart". She was accompanied by the talented, Noel O'Sullivan.
Dóchas members provided poetry, monologues and readings to add to the occasion.
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Mary Murphy, Grace Foley, Liz Ryan, Patricia McSherry, Noel O'Sullivan, Sean Treacy |
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Grace Foley's beautiful voice charmed us all |
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Séan Treacy displayed his talent and expertise |
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Patricia and Liz read an extract from Jane Austin's Pride and Prejudice |
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