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Each year, our 2nd year full time students spend an intensive week recording an original radio play with Roger Gregg.  Here's where you can listen to them all!

Tuesday, February 17, 2009




Our 2nd Year students are hosting a Hollywood Themed Ball in SIN nightclub next Thursday. This ball is always the biggest event in the GSA’s calendar and if paying for a fun night out isn’t good enough then the fact that you will be helping the students raise money to put on their Graduation Plays (June, The Project Arts Centre) can only help you dig deep! Camille from the organising committe has this to say:

Just to let you know we have deals on tickets- we are selling four tickets for 100 Euro- that’s 25e each!
-And in case you aren’t all aware- any profits we make are going towards our Graduation plays which we have to raise 50,000 Euro for- so any support is much appreciated!

It looks like its shaping up to be a fabulously fun affair-we’ve lots of wonderful prizes and there’ll be a prize for Best dressed!-so if you want to win I’d say- think Oldstyle Hollywood Glamour!-and if your strapped for cash, Oxfam has always done me proud!think that’s all the info I have for you at the minute, I hope to be swinging with you all soon!! (to the swing music..not with the key swopping)… All the best Camille.X

All the details are below:
SIN Nightclub, Sycamore St. Temple Bar
Thurs 26th Feb Champagne & Strawberries will be served at 8:30PM
Enjoy Canapés at 9:30PM
Dancing to a Swing Band Followed by DJ
Fabulous Raffle Prizes Ticket includes you in Raffle.
Tickets: 30 Euros.
For Additional Info Contact Camille: 0871354335 or call the school 01 679 9277 for tickets.
***DRESS TO IMPRESS***
Posted by GSA at 8:32 AM

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'Return of The Bogman Mummy' Teaser

Graduating class of 2008 recording the radio comedy 'The Return of the Bogman Mummy'on location in a large private home in south Dublin. The production is written, directed and produced by Roger Gregg, the Gaiety School's radio drama course instructor and professional radio producer with Crazy Dog Audio Theatre Company. The clips feature set-ups, out-takes as well as takes. The sound engineer is the Prix Italia winning audio engineer, Mark McGrath, one of RTE Radio One's leading recording specialists. See www.gaietyschool.com for more info. NOTE: The sound on video is from the camera's stereo microphone NOT from the perspective of the sound engineer's hand-held stereo Rode microphone.