From: Auditions @ Ali Coffey Casting <auditions@alicoffeycasting.ie> Date: Tue, Nov 14, 2017 at 5:39 PM Subject: AC Casting Coming to Galway - Looking for Funny Actors & Comedians To: auditions <auditions@alicoffeycasting.ie> Hi there, We're casting some funny roles for a new ad campaign in Galway next week and we'd love if you could help us spread the word. We'd really appreciate if you could pass this on to anyone who might be interested and share our Facebook post here. There is a VERY NICE FEE for those cast. Who we're looking for: - WOMEN age 33-45 Strong actors, good with comedy. - A WOMAN age 60-80 Strong actor, good with comedy. - A MAN age 40-55 To play a nice welcoming Dad, good comedy skills - think Phil from Modern Family! - TEEN GIRLS age 14-18 Strong actors, good with comedy. Could be actual sisters. - A YOUNG BOY age 7-9 May look young for his age - chatty with a quirky/interesting look. Able to take direction well. Strong, natural actor. - A TEEN BOY age 14-15 May look young for his age - characterful e.g. curly hair, braces, skinny, tall or small. Should be confident and a natural actor. Dates: You would need to be available for a quick casting in Galway next week, either Tuesday 21st or Wednesday 22nd November. You would also need to be available for one day for the shoot. The date is TBC but will most likely be either Thursday 30th November or Friday 1st December. Please note that we will also be casting in Dublin so let us know which location would suit you better when applying. How to Apply: To apply, email auditions@alicoffeycasting.ie putting "Comedy Galway" or "Comedy Dublin" and your gender and age range in the subject line. E.g. Comedy Galway Male 40s Please note ​that anyone under 18 must have permission from a parent/guardian. Please Include: - A few pics of yourself - preferably a full length shot and one where we can see your face clearly. - A bit about you and your acting experience/experience with comedy. (For kids let us know if they have any onscreen experience or if they go to a drama class.) - A contact mobile number. Time is of the essence and spaces are limited, so do get in touch ASAP. Thanks so much for your help on this - we really appreciate it. If you'd like any further info, feel free to pop us an email. Thanks a mill, Aislinn Ali Coffey Casting The Studio 14 Oxford Road Ranelagh Dublin 6 Ireland +353 1 4434754 +353 86 3559150 Katy ACC website ACC on facebook

MONTHLY PLAY READINGS AT WOOD & SONS Quay Players are delighted to announce a series of play-readings over the next three months. We’ll be looking at a variety of plays, with a view to choosing one to be our autumn production. And we’re even more delighted to be trying out a new venue as well, as the new Wood & Sons Cafe opens in the Main Street in Killaloe. Formerly Brendan Grace’s pub, from the beginning of May this will be the new home for Keith Wood’s cafe, with a daytime cafe in what was the bar, an evening restaurant upstairs, and a hall at the back of the main bar which will become a hub for community activities. The first reading will be on Friday 5 May, where we will be taking a look at Martin McDonagh’s hilarious and harrowing tale of The Cripple Of Inishman. There’s a good range of parts - 4 female and 5 male, with a variety of ages from late teens to 90s! There are some particularly good parts for young adults (including the lead role of Cripple Billy) so it would be really nice to see some of our former summer school participants there as well. If you'd like to take part, please call us on 087 457 7047. It's a 7.45 pm start and should be through by 10.30pm.

QUAY PLAYERS ON TIPP FM Here's a chance to listen to an interview with Two director Richard Hansom on Tipp FM's The Scene on Tuesday evening last: https://soundcloud.com/tippfmradio/the-scene-november-15th-2016?in=tippfmradio/sets/thescene-with-keith-fahey Tickets are selling fast for TWO so don't miss out - call 087 457 7047. Fri 18 - Sun 20 Nov @ 8.30 pm at the Washerwoman, tickets €10

Don't miss the latest show from Quay Players - TWO by Jim Cartwright is at the Washerwoman pub in Ballina from Fri 18 - Sat 20 November at 8.30 pm. Tickets available from the Washerwoman or call 087 457 7047. The play is set in a local boozer, where couples come to fall in love or fall out of love, where every evening is filled with laughter, tears and beers. But behind the antics of the regulars and the comical bickering of the landlord and landlady, a dark secret festers, one that no amount of alcohol can wash away. Jim Cartwright’s play, set in a typical North of England pub, explores what holds couples together and what drives them apart, with a mix of hilarious comedy and powerful drama. Not to be missed! Directed by Richard Hansom With Ger Treacy, Paula Hanley, P A Moore, Kieran O’Dea, El Gleeson, Angela O’Connor, Jim O’Brien, Garrett Maguire, Bernadette Murphy, Paudraig Gough, Ann McKeon, Riona Grogan and Luca Grogan

Don't miss the latest production from Quay Players at the Lakeside Hotel, Saturday 27 Feburary a 8.00 pm. Tickets are €10 from Ponte Vecchio or call 087 457 7047. Directed by Sandra O'Donnell, with Eilish Hayes, Carmel O'Riordan and Delia O'Leary, the play is set in the attic of a family home, formerly a playroom. Three sisters gather there to await the death of their father, and talk about their lives long into the night - a conversation filled with laughs, secrets and regrets. When they recall a dark episode from their past, the action descends into ritualised violence. But will the women find the answers to their problems, or is the past destined to repeat itself... This powerful play is by Geraldine Aron, author of Bar And Ger, and is not recommended for under-16s.