The Importance of Being Earnest at Dundalk Institute of Technology
Following their success with the surreal and strange The Bald Prima Donna last November, Second Year students of the BA Applied Cultural Studies course at Dundalk Institute of Technology take on their greatest challenge, performing The Importance of Being Earnest in the new Blackbox Theatre, DKIT, from the 2nd to the 4th March 2010 at 7.30pm, for three performances only.
This is the conclusion of two years practical work by Applied Cultural Studies students in different aspects of practical theatre. The aim of their module this semester is to experience producing a play under professional conditions. Students will be involved not only in acting, but in set and costume design, stage management, lighting, sound, PR and administration.
With all the fun and romance of this special magical play, we look forward to a stunning production from this accomplished and successful group of students. Forget the winter and the recession and come along and see for yourself.
Tickets are priced at €6, and student concession price is €4.
For tickets, please contact Fiona Fearon, lecturer in Theatre Studies, at the Humanities Office, 042 9370496.
