Showing posts with label GMDS. Show all posts
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Thursday, 30 August 2012

Glencullen Musical and Dramatic Society - Miracle on 34th Street The Musical - Dec 2012

Doing some PR for GMDS.
Glencullen Musical and Dramatic Society
on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/groups/6065036825/
on web: http://www.gmds.ie

We are doing the premiere amateur dramatic performance of Miracle on 34th Street The Musical in Ireland. We will be on-stage Dec 5 to 15th in The Mill Theatre.

Starting schedule:
We will be having reading next week evening of Thur the 6th in St. Tiernan's school.
We have some musical introduction evening of Tue and Thur 11th and 13th, kids also on the Tue.
We will have auditions on the weekend Sat 15th OR Sun 16th  (10 euros audition fee for non paid up members (deducted from membership on renewal)).


http://www.mtishows.com/show_detail.asp?showid=000042

Synopsys, cast, musical number snippets.

www.mtishows.com
Book by Meredith Willson Music and Lyrics by Meredith Willson Based on the 20th Century Fox Picture with story by Valentine Davies and screenplay by George

Rehearsals are just starting for the next production of GMDS which is Miracle on 34th Street - The Musical. We are very excited to be bringing to you the very first performance of this musical in Ireland!

Miracle on 34th Street is a great Christmas show, recalling the magic of Christmas from childhood when Santa Claus was real. The show really brings back the excitement of Christmas and it is a nice antidote to the mayhem of Xmas shopping! We are putting together an action-packed show again this Season.

Our director Tom Ronayne has had a busy Summer on stage in an intense version of John B Keane's classic ‘Sharon’s Grave’ at the Mill Theatre in June with the Balally Players. Congratulations to all on a great production! Tom and crew are now preparing for a story in a very different setting.

Miracle On 34th Street tells the story of Doris and Susan Walker, a mother and daughter that are much too practical to believe in Santa Claus. Doris is in charge of Personnel at Macy's Department Store in New York (circa 1947) and it's Christmastime. The real Kris Kringle is hired to be Santa Claus for Macy's and the spirit of Christmas comes up against the cynicism and materialism of the practical New York business people. Filled with humor, spectacle of New York at Christmas and Macy’s famous Thanksgiving Parade and beloved songs this joyous, heart-warming musical is pure family entertainment.

The Musical by Meredith Willson is based on the 20th Century Fox Picture with story by Valentine Davies and screenplay by George Seaton.

The Mill Theatre have had the builders in all August repairing the flood damage from last year. The stage is set. We are looking forward to seeing you all in rehearsals in St. Tiernan's school or see you in the Mill Theatre in the first two weeks of December!

Wednesday, 18 November 2009

happy-shiny jolly Christmas song

We're still selecting happy-jolly tunes but we've some from hi5 and Johnny Mathis and others which are good: kids songs with singing .... I was up till 5am on Monday grepping youtube.
I'm looking for a very happy-shiny jolly Christmas song.
Alvin and the Chipmunks are not jolly enough.
 Looney Tunes are not jolly enough!

TODO: links
http://www.youtube.com/my_playlists?pi=7&ps=20&sf=&sa=0&sq=&dm=0&p=41D83C5287331CCB
http://www.youtube.com/my_playlists?pi=7&ps=20&sf=&sa=0&sq=&dm=0&p=D531FB80CBB0916E
Some possibilities: Boney M, Hi5, Johnny Mathis, The Supremes, Michael Jackson, Slade, The Wiggles, Claymation

This is what it is for: http://www.milltheatre.com/shows/seasons-greetings
Season's Greetings by playwright Alan Ayckbourn.   (in Dundrum on 24-28 Nov)
Glencullen Musical and Dramatic Society.
Season's Greetings is a black, though often farcical comedy about a dysfunctional family Christmas, set over Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and St Stephen's Day in an average suburban house.
And incidentally on the odd musical note, my brother is releasing a single:
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQPh7SBUoec
 http://music.bcoleman.com/