Mary Immaculate College Dramatic Arts Society (MIDAS) will stage the 20th anniversary production of A Chorus Line from March 20-23, 2019, at 8pm in the Lime Tree Theatre.
MIDAS has staged numerous plays, cabarets and musicals over the years and every production is led by students, who take on roles in directing, choreography, stage management, musical direction and more. Below is a list of musicals that have been produced by MIDAS over the last 20 years.
MIDAS Musicals over the last 20 years
99/00 Little Shop of Horrors, 00/01 Grease, 01/02 Godspell, 02/03 The Wiz, 03/04 Moby Dick, 04/05 A Class Act, 05/06 Once on this Island, 06/07 Copacabana, 07/08 God, I Hope I Get It!, 08/09 Aladdin, 09/10 Our House, 10/11 The Wedding Singer, 11/12 Grease, 12/13 CATS, 13/14 Beauty and the Beast, 14/15 Les Miserables, 15/16 Starlight Express, 16/17 Godspell, 17/18 Seussical, 18/19 A Chorus Line
Tickets for Godspell are €19/€10 (conc.) There will also be a Saturday Matinee performance on March 23. Click here to book your ticket.
The 20th anniversary celebrations will continue with the society hosting a ball where members past and present will come together and celebrate all aspects of MIDAS over the past 20 years.
According to Dr Michael Finneran, Head of the Department of Drama and Theatre Studies at MIC “We’re taking the opportunity of the anniversary of 20 years of our musical theatre productions to have a party to celebrate all aspects of student drama and performance work at Mary Immaculate College. With the support of a group of dedicated alumni, the Department of Drama & Theatre Studies and MISU, we want to get former members to get the word out amongst their College friends and to gather everyone to join us for what will be a memorable celebration of student theatrical life on Thursday, April 18 2019.”
If you were a member or currently are a member of Mary Immaculate College Dramatic Arts Society, they would like to extend an invite to their 20th Anniversary Ball, which is taking place at the Strand Hotel, Limerick, on Thursday, April 18 2019. Doors will open at 7pm, followed by a meal at 8pm. Tickets are €50 and can be bought at eventbrite.
