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DLI NEWSLETTER 25 MARCH 2021
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We are so looking forward to welcoming our members to the DLI AGM 2021 via Zoom at 11am this Saturday 27 March. DLI National Secretary, Eugene O'Sullivan, reports an enthusiastic registration for the meeting already.
The good news is that it's not too late to register! Get in touch right away with Eugene, eugeneosullivan@me.com and you can join us on Saturday! Log in will be possible from 10.30 am for an 11am start - Eugene will be emailing you with the link. Do join us - it will be a chance to catch up on all the DLI news for last year, and the year to come, see some familiar faces, and feel as if the drama scene we have all been missing so much WILL return!
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DLI/ADCI PLAYWRITING AWARD 2021
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DLI/ADCI PLAYWRITING AWARD SPONSOR
We are delighted to announce that we have secured a sponsor for the annual DLI/ADCI Playwriting Award. The Ramor Theatre in Virginia, Co Cavan, has committed to sponsoring the award for three years, with immediate effect. For this period, this very popular competition will be called:
The DLI/ADCI Playwriting Award, in association with The Ramor Theatre, Virginia.
We are delighted that the Ramor Theatre has come on board to support the competition, and we thank them most sincerely for this very welcome support in these difficult times.
Issued by the ADCI /DLI Joint Committee.
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PATRICIA LEGGETT PLAYWRITING SCHOLARSHIP
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LOCKDOWN CONVERSATIONS 2021
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Join Paddy Farrelly in conversation with Emma Jane Nulty on ADCI Facebook page at 8pm tonight.
Emma Jane is an award winning director with Dalkey Players, and IT Co-Ordinator for DLI.
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ZOOMING BRILLIANT TONIGHT!
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CLARE DRAMA RADIO PLAY FESTIVAL 2021
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The Clare Drama Radio Play Festival, in conjunction with Scariff Bay Community Radio, continues this weekend, with final adjudications from Paul Brennan on Easter Sunday night.
cdradioplay@gmail.com
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“All visitors are asked to respect the visiting hour,
and not to exceed sixty minutes with your loved ones.”
A moving new play by Frank McGuinness about an Irish father (Stephen Rea) and daughter (Judith Roddy) at visiting hour in a nursing home during the pandemic, will be performed and recorded in The Gate auditorium, and streamed to audiences on April 22nd, 23rd and 24th at 7.30pm.
This digital tour is presented in partnership with selected venues around the country. www.gatetheatre.ie for further details.
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