It’s all go today in the Clonmel Theatre Guild! We are delighted to announce that our Winter Play this season will be Neil Simon’s hugely successfully comedy, The Odd Couple (Female Version). We will be holding auditions on Saturday coming, Sept 9th, at 11 am, in the Presentation College. Where? Presentation Senior College, … [Read more...]
Culture Night Tickets Now Available!
September 4, 2023 By
Tickets are now available for our Culture Night event - SACRED OLD COW. Please use this link to get to our ticket sales page. This is a FREE Culture Night event, but pre-booking is advised. Thanks to the support of the Arts Council and Local Authorities across the island of Ireland, all Culture Night activities are available to the public free of charge. ONE NIGHT FOR ALL. … [Read more...]
2023 AGM
June 3, 2023 By
Clonmel Theatre Guild held its AGM on 8 June 2023, which was very well attended. It was a very positive meeting, with plenty of topics and suggestions for the future of the organisation discussed amongst the members. The new members thanked the outgoing committee for their immense work and dedication to the guild over the year and looked forward to their continued involvement with the guild in … [Read more...]
Donation to St Vincent dePaul
March 9, 2023 By
Following our recent successful Christmas Dinner Theatre production of "It Runs in the Family", Clonmel Theatre Guild's treasurer Ethel Reynolds presents a cheque for €1,200 to Willie O'Donnell St. Vincent de Paul, also included in the picture is Edmond Ryan AD Clonmel Theatre Guild. … [Read more...]
Readings for All My Sons by Arthur Miller
March 9, 2023 By
Clonmel Theatre Guild's next production will be "All My Sons" by Arthur Miller. It will be directed by Anne Williamson and staged in the White Memorial Theatre in May 2023. All My Sons is a play set during the second world war and is about a successful businessman, Joe Keller, his wife Kate and his son Chris. Joe Keller was a war profiteer during the war and with his business partner, Steve … [Read more...]
Tickets for It Runs in the Family
October 26, 2022 By
Tickets for our Christmas Dinner Theatre production of 'It Runs in the Family' by Ray Cooney go on sale in The Book Market, Market Place, Clonmel on Wednesday 26 October 2022, 052 612 9236. Bookings can be taken and paid for over the phone. Online ticket sales are not available for this event. This is a great Christmas night out and tickets are likely to sell out, so be sure to book your … [Read more...]
Death of Denis O’Sullivan
October 26, 2022 By
It is with great sadness that we have learned of the passing of Denis O’Sullivan on 22 September 2022. Denis was one of the founder members of Clonmel Theatre Guild. He was as a talented actor and director and was the first secretary of Clonmel Theatre Guild when it was set up in 1969. Over a period of 25 years, he also served as chairman and as Artistic Director. A well-known broadcaster and … [Read more...]
Readings for It Runs in the Family
September 3, 2022 By
Clonmel Theatre Guild are delighted to announce this year's Christmas Dinner Theatre production is Ray Cooney's Hilarious Hospital Comedy "It Runs in the Family". Directed by Edmond Ryan & Sarah Finnigan, it takes to the stage in Raheen House Hotel from 6th - 9th December 2022. This play has a large cast of 12 and we invite all those interested in being involved, be it on stage or behind … [Read more...]
2022/23 Season
June 28, 2022 By
Following the election of a new committee at the AGM on 27 June 2022, stay tuned for details of our upcoming events for the 2022/23 season. We look forward to bringing good theatre to the people of Clonmel & South Tipperary in the near future. … [Read more...]
2022 AGM
June 28, 2022 By
The Annual General Meeting of Clonmel Theatre Guild was held in Raheen House Hotel on 27 June 2022. Acting Chairperson Edmond Ryan welcomed all those in attendance. In his report Artistic Director Jim Malone spoke of his delight that the guild had managed to produce a highly successful & well attended dinner theatre play “Don’t Dress for Dinner” last December, especially in light of the … [Read more...]