Hi Eleanor,
the Civic Theatre in Tallaght is meters away from the "Tallaght" stop of
the Red Luas line, which is the last stop of the line anyway. You can't
miss it 😀
Regards,
Adrian
On 2023-10-11 21:37, Eleanor Martha Burke wrote:
thank you Michael. Dates are noted but I don't know where two of the theatres are. i'm wondering if civic is in Blanchardstown.
Eleanor
On 11 Oct 2023, at 21:13, <lavinm37@xxxxxxxxx> <lavinm37@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Sightless Cinema returns to The Civic Theatre in Tallaght, after the success of their Ballymuck Exchange - a telephone comedy in 2021. Close your eyes, if you dare! Blind Panic is a mixed programme of short thrillers, hauntings and strange scratching in the cupboard. The immersive surround sound audio plays are a feast for the imagination - because all the pictures are in your head.
Optional blindfolds are provided to help bring into the world of Sightless Cinema.
_Ash__ _is set in a country lodge guest house during a thunder storm which brings on strange happenings, and consequences for all the guests.
_Horse and No Jockey_ is a madcap comic mystery, which sees a blind weekend away go off the rails, as more than the bags get mixed up.
In _The Visitor,_ Laura returns from a horror film at the cinema, to make an unsettling discovery in the old house she's just moved into.
The evening will also feature _Blind or_ What? a live radio drama with live soundscapes performed by a Sightless Cinema Network cast of twenty-six from three counties, letting you experience the everyday adventures of blind people making their way through the urban landscape.
Performances:
18 Nov Solstice 7:30pm
23 Nov Civic 7:30pm
28 Nov Dunamais Arts Centre 7:30 p.m.
In its ninth successful year Sightless Cinema is a collaborative arts project for people with sight loss to devise and produce audio theatre, led by director Ciarán Taylor.
Sightless Cinema Network is a collaboration between South Dublin, Meath and Laois County Council Arts Offices, and theatre artist Ciarán Taylor, in partnership with Solstice Arts Centre, Dunamaise Arts Centre and The Civic Theatre, with the National Council for the Blind of Ireland.
It is funded by The Arts Council under the Invitation to Collaboration Scheme.
Watch this space for further information.
Regards,
Michael
