RTÉ All Ireland Drama Festival 2021 – The Interval Act

RTÉ – IRELAND’S NATIONAL PUBLIC SERVICE MEDIA published this video item, entitled “RTÉ All Ireland Drama Festival 2021 – The Interval Act” – below is their description.

The 2021 festival may have been deferred to 2022, however, actors from a range of regional drama groups have come together to mark what should have been the 69th RTÉ All Ireland Drama Festival.

Audio by Jamzie, Bounce Sound

Graphics and Editing by Aileen Crossley, RTÉ

Produced and Created by Tracey Diamond, RTÉ

“Interval”, written by Joseph Hoban

The Players featured in the final film are:

Majella Toolan, Ballinamore Drama Festival

Trisha Keane, Ballyshannon Drama Festival

Regina Bushell, Athlone Drama Festival

Clare Greer, Bangor Drama Festival

Rachael Elliott, Cavan Drama Festival

Tom Hanley, Clare Drama Festival

Tina Ward, Glenamaddy Drama Festival

Aidan Reidy, Kerry Drama Festival.

Padraig O’Toole, Mountmellick Drama Festival

Sean Hurson, Mid Ulster Drama Festival

Gayna Beresford, Newtownabbey Drama Festival

Connie Broderick, Rathangan Drama Festival

Sean Corcoran, Rush Drama Festival

Brendan Doyle, South Wicklow Drama Festival

Peter Davey, Western Drama Festival

RTÉ would like to thank Regina Bushell, Director of the RTÉ All Ireland Drama Festival, and all involved, and Mairead Broderick, Secretary of the Amateur Drama Council of Ireland, as well as all the festivals:

Castleblayney Drama Festival

Claregalway Drama Festival

Claremorris Drama Festival

Enniskillen Drama Festival

Kildare Drama Festival

Kilmuckridge Drama Festival

Kiltyclogher Drama Festival

Lislea Drama Festival

Newry Drama Festival

Newtownstewart Drama Festival

North Cork Drama Festival

Portadown Drama Festival

Roscommon Drama Festival

Shercock Drama Festival

South Leinster Drama Festival

Strabane Drama Festival

Tipperary Drama Festival

West Clare Drama Festival

West Cork Drama Festival

West Waterford Drama Festival

Wexford Drama Festival

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