Amateur Drama Council of Ireland
The Amateur Drama Council of Ireland (A.D.C.I) is the federation of amateur drama festivals for the whole of Ireland – North and South. A.D.C.I was founded in 1952 and has coordinated the running of preliminary drama festivals and All Ireland festivals ever since.Β
Amateur Drama Council of Ireland
Welcome
Welcome to the website of the Amateur Drama Council of Ireland. The ADCI recently celebrated its 70th Anniversary having been founded in 1952.
The first meeting of the ADCI took place on 26th October 1952 when members of drama festivals from across Ireland met in Athlone to discuss plans for an All-Ireland Drama Festival as part of the 1953 An TΓ³stal celebrations.Β
Despite the many challenges it has faced over the years, the ADCI continues to be a thriving organisation in Ireland today, working to host drama festivals in communities across the country, featuring drama groups who travel from near and far to entertain audiences.Β
We look forward to many more years of success for the Amateur Drama Council of Ireland.Β
Festivals
Drama Festivals
The Amateur Drama Council of Ireland (ADCI) is a voluntary organisation. The ADCI currently has 37 Full-Length member festivals and 9 One-Act member festivals across the island of Ireland.
πβ¨ The curtain will rise on the ADCI / DLI All Ireland One Act Drama Circuit Finals in Naas tonight.
We wish all of the Moat Club team the very best of luck for a successful and enjoyable festival.
Break a Leg to the 11 qualifying groups ready to bring their A-game to the stage. Best wishes to adjudicator Imelda McDonagh as she takes on the tough task ahead.
Hereβs to a weekend filled with captivating theatre, friendships, and a true celebration of the magic of drama! πβ¨
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News just in - the line-up for the ADCI / DLI All Ireland One Act Drama Circuit Finals has been announced and all roads lead to Naas for next weekend.
Congratulations to all of the qualifiers and best wishes for your All Ireland preparations.
The Moat Theatre
#amdramirelandWhat youβve all been waiting for β¦ the line-up for the ADCI / DLI All Ireland One Act Drama Circuit One Act Finals 6-8 Dec at The Moat Theatre, Naas, adjudicated by Imelda McDonagh (ADA).
Very best wishes to you all for a fabulous finals π
Amateur Drama Council of Ireland
Drama League of Ireland
Association of Drama Adjudicators
Moat Club
Navan Theatre Group
Brideview Drama Tallow
Shannonside Drama Clonlara
Gunpowder Productions
Skibbereen Theatre Society
Letterkenny Music and Drama Group
Clann Machua Drama
Kilrush Drama Group
Bailieborough Drama Group
Kilmeen Drama Group
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The draw for the line-up in the ADCI / DLI All Ireland One Act Drama Circuit 6-8 Dec will take place today in the The Moat Theatre today. The line-up will be posted here once it has been confirmed. ... See MoreSee Less
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Best of luck to all the groups
Will be home that weekend!π
Will be home that weekend π
ADCI/DLI ONE ACT FESTIVAL
CIRCUIT RESULTS 2024
LINE-UP FOR THE ALL IRELAND ONE ACT FINALS, NAAS 2024
OPEN SECTION
1. Gunpowder Productions 'Semper Fidelis'
2. Kilmeen Drama Group 'The Quiet Land'
3. Letterkenny Music and Drama Group 'Cider Park'
4. Kilrush Drama Group 'Normal'
5. Butt Drama Circle 'A Matter of Rights'
6. Brideview Drama 'Save Me'
CONFINED SECTION
1. Navan Theatre Group 'I'm Not A.D.H.D., I'M B.O.L.D.
2. Skibbereen Theatre Society 'Dead Manβs Bells'
3. Bailieborough Drama Group 'Dying Minutes'
4. Shannonside Drama 'A Matter of Life and Death'
5. Clann Machua 'Baby Steps'
Adjudicator: Imelda McDonagh
ADCI / DLI All Ireland One Act Drama Circuit
Amateur Drama Council of Ireland
Drama League of Ireland
Association of Drama Adjudicators
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Congratulations and best of luck to all groups competing in the 1-act All-Ireland Drama Finals in the Moat Theatre in Naas.