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Singapore Gaelic lions proudly presents a production of Brian Friel's 'Dancing at Lughnasa'. This award winning play explores the lives, loves and hopes of the five Mundy sisters, set during the festival of Lughnasa in the final days of the summer of 1936 in County Donegal in rural Ireland. This lyrical tale has become a modern classic that combines romance, humour and heartbreaking tragedy.


Producer: Laura Reilly

Director: Ciaran Mullaly


CAST

Kate: Ciara Walsh

Maggie: Dearbhaile Nunan

Agnes: Mai Twomey

Chris: Dee Nugent

Rose: Laura Reilly

Michael: Conor Dunne

Gerry: Gary Marshall

Father Jack: Niall McCourt

Father Jack: Niall McCourt


All proceeds will go to AWARE Singapore.

AWARE is Singapore’s leading gender equality advocacy group.

AWARE believes in the rights of women and men to make informed and responsible choices about their lives and to have equal opportunities in education, marriage and employment, and in the right of women to control their own bodies, particularly with regard to sexual and reproductive rights.

AWARE is dedicated to removing gender-based barriers.

These barriers apply to both women and men, but because of the way human society has evolved, it is women who are more likely to come up against these barriers. These barriers, whether structural, attitudinal, or self-imposed, prevent individuals in Singapore from developing their potential to the fullest and realising their personal visions and hopes.

AWARE works to identify and eliminate these barriers through research and advocacy, education and training and support services.

Since its formation in 1985, AWARE has carried out research into numerous issues affecting women, including workplace sexual harassment, poverty of older women and Singapore’s compliance with UN anti-gender discrimination standards.