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Welcome to the Irish Theatre Group's website
Established in 1982 the Irish Theatre Group (ITG) aims to bring engaging and entertaining community theatre to Brussels audiences. The website is updated regularly, so make sure to visit often for news on upcoming productions, auditions, workshops and play readings.
Max Dix, Zero to Six
Congratulations to the cast and crew on a fine production and great performances in 'Max Dix, Zero to Six', a new play by Brussels based playwright, Vincent Eaton. Click here to learn more on the play and to watch preview videos.
Play Readings
![]() Our next play reading will take place on Tuesday June 12 at 8pm when we will be reading a new play by Loretta Stanley. All are welcome to participate or to listen. The play readings are an informal affair where we take a play and read through it on the night. Each of the participants reads one of the roles in the play. For further details on play readings please contact Ms. Isabel Walsh at 0486 99 14 98. Some blue horizon…
Liz has a problem – her credit cards bills get delivered personally by a bailiff; Elizabeth has a problem – she wants to stop her PhD and leave college; Dearbhal has a problem – it isn’t easy after all being a single mother, sexy - and an evangelical Christian. But all the problems fade into insignificance beside Brian’s – global warming, drought in Africa, tidal waves and special collapse. But what if getting to grips with his problems just makes everyone else’s immeasurably worse? Some Blue Horizon is a bitter, funny glance at what might happen if someone really took their fears in hand and did something about them. Andrew McIlroy has adapted and directed many plays in Brussels, most notably Three Sisters, Hedda Gabler and Tartoof! (after Molière). He recently won a Channel Four Radio Play Award with ‘The Interpreter’ ; his short stories have been short listed for the prestigious Bridport Prize and the F.E. MacManus Short Story Award. To reserve your tickets, click here. Forthcoming Productions
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May - 1 June: Brussels Light Opera Company presents A Funny Thing Happened
on the Way to the Forum. The performance will take place at De Bosuil in
Jesus Eik. Tickets: www.bloc-brussels.be or telephone 0484 768 117.
† Maria Knott, Rest in Peace
The Irish Theatre Group regrets the recent death of Maria Knott on 18 February 2008 after a long illness. Maria was an ITG stalwart for many years both onstage and behind the scenes. Her contribution to the group benefited all of us. Our sincere sympathies go to Tony and Maria's family.
A memorial celebration evening for Maria will be held on 14 June 2008 at St. Anthony's Church in Kraainem. The evening will start with Mass at 18:00 in St. Anthony's Church and will be followed by reflections on Maria by her family and her Belgian based friends. Most ITG productions take place in the 'Warehouse Studio' in Schaerbeek. For details on how to get there please visit this page.
The ITG website also offers visitors extensive information on previous ITG productions as well as details on how to subscribe to our regular email newsletter. |
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