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| SUMMER PROJECTS |
SUMMER CAMPS, PROJECTS & WORKSHOPS
July 26 to July 30th
YOUR WORLD TEEN DRAMA WORKSHOP
Your World, through Drama, explores and discovers exciting and wonderful possibilities. Improvisation, Workshop, Role Playing - all things fun and creative - are the order of the week.
August 16th - August 20th
BALLET IRELAND ANNUAL SUMMER SCHOOL
AGES 6 TO 60!
Once again Ballet Ireland embarks on the ever popular and award winning summer school, now in its 10th year. As ever, each week will be filled to the brim with ideas, laughter and creativity, with workshops full of dance, music and mime and copious quantities of joy and inspiration.
Participation in the summer school programme is open to all, from ages 6 upward, both boys and girls, dancers young and old, experienced or first-timers.
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| MOAT PERFORMING ARTS |
THE MOAT PERFORMING ARTS
MOAT PERFORMING ARTS CARNIVAL JULY 23 - JULY 25
“All the World’s a Stage and the men and women merely players” (Wm Shakespeare)
A Huge THANK YOU to all who made our MOAT PERFORMING ARTS CARNIVAL such a success. The shops of Naas for providing the backdrop - PROUTS won the Shop Window Competition. Sarah Mullens for our horse and carriage, Michael and Paul for their vintage cars, The buskers on the streets, the Moat Club citizens of Panto Land, members of Brian Brady Youth Theatre, Kids Party Club, Jugglin Dublin, The Fire Catcher, Celine Garvey for her Poi display, Louise, our flautist, who came all the way up from Carrick on Suir the entertainers on Friday & Saturday nights - 5th String, Celine Byrne, Alexander Brychta, Samuel Allen, Lilly Kettle, Tony Brycht and Marianna Alberdova and L'Academia Di Musica Youth Orchestra, Rebecca Storm, and John Forde, Vinny Thorpe, Lorraine Nolan, Rachel Forde and Linda Marshall - this list goes on and on. We must thank our sound men Gus Rogers and John and Brian Dooley, The Mojitos unplugged for our evening patio entertainment, The trad musicians on Saturday afternoon, Mark & Eamon for our Sunday brunch.
YOU CAN ALL TAKE A BOW! We must thank our town clerk, Ken Kavanagh for all his co-operation and of course Kildare County Council and we can't forget Patrick in The Theatre Cafe who kept everybody fed and watered.
Our sponsors The Phone Stores in Naas Town Centre and Millbrook Press for taking care of our printing requirements, JJ Mahon & Sons for sponsoring our champagne reception - please TAKE A BOW! If I have forgotten anybody, please accept my apologies and last but by no means least a big THANK YOU to Mary Power Cooney - the artistic brains behind this Carnival and Trish Fusco for the amazing costumes. Both worked into the small hours of many a night. Thank you all.
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