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[Drama-Committee] Workshops list breakdown...
by Stephen Grimes 11 Oct '06

11 Oct '06

Here ya go people, use only WHEN neccesary... i.e. no spamming! Love yas Steve -- Stephen Grimes Applied Physics DCU Drama Chair 085 7079768 55456550

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[Drama-Committee] Discounted Tickets for Barabbas' Cyrano
by Info＠barabbas.ie 11 Oct '06

11 Oct '06

11TH October 2006 Dear Society Member, Cyrano, a new show from the acclaimed theatre company, Barabbas opens at Project Arts Centre on November 10th at 8pm. We would like to inform you of our fantastic group ticket discount offers, which may be of interest to your members. I have outlined the various offers below. About Cyrano Barabbas' Cyrano is an ambitious and innovative adaptation by Veronica Coburn of the original Cyrano de Bergerac by Edmond de Rostand. Cyrano de Bergerac was first performed in 1897 and featured a robust cast of poets, soldiers and bakers. Barabbas' Cyrano is transposed to a modern idiom which will relate the most human of stories to a modern audience. In this updated version Cyrano is a celebrity chef - bedrock of the establishment. He competes with young chef hotshot Christian, for the affections of the beautiful New York Times food critic, Roxanne. The classic tale of a very big desire and an even bigger nose will be played out in the contemporary world of celebrity 'chefdom' where what you look like and how successful you are is everything. This modern day love story tackles with trademark Barabbas humour, themes of body image, the urgency of the mid 30's body clock and the divine optimism of youth. About Barabbas: Barabbas is one of Ireland's best known and loved theatre companies and has presented productions at festivals and venues throughout Ireland, England, Wales, Denmark, France and America. The company's innovation, imagination and consistently high production standards have brought the company an Entertainment Award in the Pan-Celtic Film and Television Awards; three nominations in the Irish Times Theatre Awards and The Most Popular Show award for The Whiteheaded Boy in the New Zealand Festival. Barabbas has also been commissioned for television and radio productions by TG4, Temple Films, EV+A, RTÉ and also the St. Patrick's Festival and The Ark theatre company. Group Ticket Offers * applies to groups of 10 or more Public Dress Rehearsal Wed. 8th November at 8.00pm Ticket Price: ?5.00 Preview Night Thursday 9th November at 8.00pm Ticket Price: ?10.00 Group Rates Available Wed 8th - Wed. 15th November Ticket Price: ?15.00 (usual ticket price ?20) Advance booking necessary To avail of the Group Discount Offers, contact: Ann Bracken, Audience & Marketing Officer, Barabbas on Tel. 01 671 2013 Or email: audience(a)barabbas.ie

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[Drama-Committee] oh yea - one more thing!
by Susan 11 Oct '06

11 Oct '06

I made this out for myself and Im sure u guys all have this stuff written down in your diaries etc.... But just in case its handy for anyone to have - here's a breakdown of the rest of the semester! xoxo -- Susan Doyle Sponsorship Officer DCU Drama

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[Drama-Committee] Phase II has officially arrived.....
by Susan 11 Oct '06

11 Oct '06

Hi Guys, Just when you thought our sponsorship drive was coming to a *slow and grinding halt*........... I bring you..... *PHASE II* ** Here's what I mean: Phase I was targeting large companies for large figures, and to an extent that's not going to stop completely (I still plan on talking to Ulster Bank, Bank of Ireland and Bank of Scotland...cuz AIB are *dare I say it*...cunts), however Phase II will target businesses in the DCU and Dublin City Centre area for one-time opportunities and smaller sums of cash, cuz lets face it - we're not the biggest fish in the pond - and although we think we are worthy of sponsorship from Bill Gates, Donald Trump etc. corporate Ireland does not seem to agree. For one thing - the Gala night needs to be scrapped. To be honest guys, the pressure of supplying 20-30 "big wigs" for the NuBar scares the bejesus out of me due to the overwhelmingly negative response these companies have had so far. If they cant spare 5 minutes to respond to my emails (and my god have I sent ALOT) then what makes us think that they'll come to DCU for a few hours?! I feel like my efforts have been exhausted....and the sad thing is...its only OCTOBER!!!! Should the Gala go ahead - and it be a flop (which at this point in time looks highly likely) I don't know if I could take the discouragement. My job has become harder than ever before - and its time for a change. Therefore - this new and MORE EXCITING phase of Sponsorship will begin immediately. Please read the attachment and let me know what you think. The document I've attached is meant for the committee - the ones I present to businesses will be aimed at them. I can speak more at the next committee meeting. Respond to me individually with comments n' stuff. I seriously want to deliver cash - and I feel like putting my energy into more realistic goals will be much more beneficial in the long run. *So.....Bring on Phase II???* xoxo Suz PS....Susan and Pauric - bare with me...I know this might be going over your heads a bit! -- Susan Doyle Sponsorship Officer DCU Drama

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[Drama-Committee] Broadway
by Stephen Grimes 10 Oct '06

10 Oct '06

Hey Guys, Could we have an emergency meeting tonight at 9pm in the Clubs & Socs office? We NEED to discuss - Grant ap for loan for Broadway - Possibility for more members to go... I also need to discuss other stuff. TXT me if you can make it... 9pm Clubs & Socs Steve -- Stephen Grimes Applied Physics DCU Drama Chair 085 7079768 55456550

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[Drama-Committee] Grant application form
by Joey Kavanagh 10 Oct '06

10 Oct '06

Hey guys, Here's the latest draft. We're applying for sooooooooooo much money (and Broadway and the Masquerade Ball aren't even included in the figures). Check it out. Hit me back. Or forever hold your peace. Joey -- msn: jaykavana(a)hotmail.com ph: 085 7322 505

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[Drama-Committee] Fwd: ISDA
by Joey Kavanagh 09 Oct '06

09 Oct '06

---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Dara Gilroy <daragilroy(a)gmail.com> Date: Oct 9, 2006 12:34 PM Subject: ISDA To: isdasecretary(a)gmail.com, aoibheannmccann(a)gmail.com, uccdramat(a)gmail.com, eoinwinning(a)gmail.com, info(a)duplayers.com, chair(a)duplayers.com, tech(a)duplayers.com, treasurer(a)duplayers.com, lennonra(a)tcd.ie, ditdrama(a)gmail.com, dramsoc_nuig(a)yahoo.ie, robmcfeely(a)gmail.com, dbsdramafilmsoc(a)yahoo.co.uk, netanyar(a)hotmail.com, players(a)quplayers.co.uk, gthompson13(a)queens-belfast.ac.uk, ghutton01(a)qub.ac.uk, gills_mt(a)yahoo.com, gthompson13(a)qub.ac.uk, isda(a)ucddramsoc.com, auditor(a)ucddramsoc.com, chair(a)dcudrama.ie, joeykavanagh(a)gmail.com, elo(a)dcudrama.ie, dramabob(a)gmail.com, lennylen(a)gmail.com, x00007551(a)itnet.ie, 0438456(a)student.ul.ie, limbobee(a)hotmail.com, martin.french(a)spd.dcu.ie, martin.french(a)spd.ie, paul4oreagan(a)yahoo.co.uk, natefogarty(a)hotmail.com, leigh.harborne(a)gmail.com Dear ISDA people, it's time to get the ball rolling as regards this years council. now i know that this e-mail is irrelevant to some of you so the first thing i'd like all of you to do is reply telling me whether or not you should be receiving these e-mails and also if you'll be able to send a representative to attend the first meeting of the year in DCU this Saturday the 14th. if this e-mail is irrelevant to you perhaps you can forward it to the person who should be getting it for the coming year or even send me their address so that i can create a complete list of ISDA reps? if i don't receive a reply telling me otherwise i will assume that you are no longer involved with ISDA and you will stop receiving e-mails from me. as regards the meeting in DCU, Joey has sent me some directions which i hope will be of some use and as some of you may already know 3 o'clock is the time that we settled on at the last meeting. The best way to get DCU is by taking a bus from Dublin City Centre. There are a number of buses that leave from outside 'Dr Quirkey's Good Time Emporium' which is located on Upper O' Connell Street (you'll come to it if you walk up towards The Ambassador from the Liffey on the left hand side). The buses that will bring you to DCU are the 4, the 11/11A/11B, the 13/13A or the 19A. All of these routes will eventually bring you to Ballymun Road and you should get off the bus here just after you pass the Esso Station. DCU is located on the opposite side of the road. If you keep walking straight after you pass through the gates, you will come to DCU's student centre, 'The Hub', on the left-hand side. This is where the meeting is set to be held. he even sent some maps which you'll find attached. on the subject of the meeting itself i'd like it every college made an attempt to send not one but two reps to the meeting, it's still up for discussion but i'd like it if those two reps were then the only two members of their particular society who could then sit on the council and vote on the council. in theory they needn't both attend the first meeting or indeed any meeting (as long as one of them does) but if we could get their names and contact details that'd be great. your college might want to have it's chair as it's second rep, in UCC's case they've opted for a first year rep in order to train them in to ISDA and i believe that Trinity have simply opted for 2 members of their existing commitee. it's up to your own society to decide. please note that attendance is of the highest importance to me and that while i recognise that there may be a genuinely good reason for not attending i will be proposing penalties for colleges that miss meetings without a reason at every opportunity and that includes the first meeting. i'd also like you all to note that i will be proposing some changes to the ISDA constitution and for you all to be prepared for this. some of these changes will be big and warrant discussion with your respective societies while others will be small and i expect them to be either accepted or rejected by the end of the meeting. to allow for some kind of preperation i've enclosed a copy of the constitution with the sections i believe should be changed highlighted. that would appear to be all for now, feel free to contact me either by e-mail or phone - 0877403094 - should you have any questions. and if you've any trouble getting into or around DCU Joey's number is 0857322505. Dara Gilroy -- msn: jaykavana(a)hotmail.com ph: 085 7322 505

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[Drama-Committee] Drama Grant Application '06-'07
by DCU Drama Treasurer 09 Oct '06

09 Oct '06

Hmmm... almost 2am. Where does the time go? I'd like y'all to scan through this and see if you've any major issues. The Christmas party hasn't been finalised and the Masquerade Ball is yet to go in there but, apart from that, this is pretty much the finished product. I haven't added up the totals yet either, mainly because I'm afraid to. Mr. Cannon, can you take a look at the capital assets application. It's supposed to be in order of preference and I have no idea what we need most urgent. I copied all the quotes and explanations pretty much directly from your original grant application. Ok, time for bed. Night guys, Joey -- msn: jaykavana(a)hotmail.com ph: 085 7322 505

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[Drama-Committee] Re: ISDA Meeting
by DCU Drama Treasurer 09 Oct '06

09 Oct '06

Hey Dara, The following is a description of how to get to DCU: The best way to get DCU is by taking a bus from Dublin City Centre. There are a number of buses that leave from outside 'Dr Quirkey's Good Time Emporium' which is located on Upper O' Connell Street (you'll come to it if you walk up towards The Ambassador from the Liffey on the left hand side). The buses that will bring you to DCU are the 4, the 11/11A/11B, the 13/13A or the 19A. All of these routes will eventually bring you to Ballymun Road and you should get off the bus here just after you pass the Esso Station. DCU is located on the opposite side of the road. If you keep walking straight after you pass through the gates, you will come to DCU's student centre, 'The Hub', on the left-hand side. This is where the meeting is set to be held. I've also attached two maps (one of the campus and one of the route to DCU) in case anybody is planning to travel by car. I'm also just wondering what time you're planning to have the meeting at? I might not be able to make the meeting personally, but I hope to have several representatives from our committee there to set up and to greet the various ISDA representatives on their arrival at DCU. Anything else you need, let me know, Joey Kavanagh DCU Drama Treasurer ph: 0857322505 On 10/8/06, Dara Gilroy <daragilroy(a)gmail.com> wrote: > > hi again joey, > > i was actually just about to e-mail you about the very same matter. i'll > be sending out an e-mail to all the adresses i have tomorrow about the next > meeting and i think we really should just push ahead with having it this > saturday in DCU. if you could make the appropriate arrangements and also > send me a map or two for the non-dubs that'd be great. > > i'll talk to you soon, > Dara, > > 087 7403094 > > > On 10/7/06, DCU Drama Treasurer <treasurer(a)dcudrama.ie> wrote: > > > > Hey Dara, > > > > Joey Kavanagh here from DCU. I just wanted to get in touch with you in > > relation to the first ISDA meeting for the new academic year that was > > provisionally scheduled for Saturday, the 14th of October in DCU. I'm just > > wondering if this proposed meeting is still set to go ahead? > > > > If it is, I can make provisions for us to gain entry to DCU's student > > centre next Saturday and forward you on some details on how to get to DCU > > for all the ISDA reps. Let me know what you think anyway. > > > > Hope you're well, > > > > Joey Kavanagh > > > > DCU Drama Treasurer > > > > ph: 085 7322 505 > > > -- msn: jaykavana(a)hotmail.com ph: 085 7322 505

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[Drama-Committee] Minutes of 8th meeting
by Stephen Grimes 09 Oct '06

09 Oct '06

Couldn't load John's Drama meeting agenda so gonna write it out like this... 1 & 2) Grand 3) Review of Clubs & Socs--- Happy... we came fifth at 309 members 4.) EGM- Breakdown.... * Hand out Membership Cards at entrance to the room * Put on Hasslehoff Movie * Introduce selves... LITERALLY 20 seconds each- NO shitting on!!! * Year throughout... Week 3- Steve (film auditions... alan kinsella show) Week 4- Eoin (auditions for everything! & acting workshops) Week 5- John (set workshops & Rocky Horror) Week 6- Joey (acting workshop & theatre trip) Week 7- Liana (set design & Gala night) Week 8- Susan (stars in their eyes... internal festival) Week 9- Alan (set design, one acts) Week 10- Conor (acting workshop TABLE quiz!) Week 11- Lyndsey (panto & xmas party) Week 12- Steve (3 days of rain... vagina monologues) * Constitution Amendment * ELO vote * FYR vote * John on Film * Q & A section from general members (i know we didn't discuss it but its pretty vital!!!) * nuBar refreshments * Broadway 6.) Panto stuff * PREFERABLY eager competent first year (roisin has volunteered) * Watch out for First years at nuBar etc... 7.) Set design & acting workshops * Proposal to have a mixture between Liana and other professionals to run workshops- passed * Search for set designers & other underway- Lyn * Proposal to have a directing & producing workshop in next week or two... passed 8.) Grant Aps... * Way too much info- but all is good in the hood. Possibly John could you send Grant aps to Joey for capital equipment? 9.) X mas Ball * In nuBar * Conjunction with Games soc & Redbrick * Mulled Wine & food * Gifts to give away * Charge in €5- or €3 with Panto ticket! * Night club after! 10.) events with SU * Rocky Horror * Pimps & hoes * Vagina monologues 11.) Committee communication * AGREED that if you know something of importance that you inform the committee via e-mail... there is no need to have an online discussion about it but it helps for those who don't know what we're talking about when we enter a committee meeting. It'll also save time and help speed up the meetings. * Ensure that each person is doing there job correctly and that there is no overlapping and such... 12.) AOB * Hoodies colours- green, blue, white, black... possible VERY cheap price... Hoodies RELEASE week 8/9 KeyRings RELEASE week 8/9 T-shirt RELEASE week 2 sem 2 * Event with Snowboarding for "Research into Cancer treatments"- sounds good, want to hear more from snowboarding HOPE i remembered everything... Later y'all... Steve -- Stephen Grimes Applied Physics DCU Drama Chair 085 7079768 55456550

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