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06 Sept 2025
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Bridie (Irene Barr) and Valentine (Paul Casey) from previous production, Say Cheese
The Castle Players are looking for new members to join the cast of their Spring production of Agatha Christie's thriller 'The Hollow'.
The play will be directed by Pat McKenna and Nigel Clinton, who were in the 'Directors Chair’ for The Castle Players' last production: ‘Say Cheese’, the play that sent audiences home smiling from An Táin last April.
If your secret wish is to tread the boards of An Táin stage, this is your chance! The Castle Players say they want to reassure those interested not to worry about experience, anyone taking part will be provided with all the support and guidance they need to overcome any reservations they may have.
Anybody who has experience on stage, or would like to help out backstage, will also be very welcome.
The first rehearsal will take place in the Clan na Gael Social Centre, Árd Easmuinn, Dundalk, on Wednesday September 6th from 7.30 until 9.30 pm.
Further information can be had by calling Nigel Clinton on 086 077 9639 or Pat McKenna on 087 160 5319.
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