St Eunan’s College Drama Group has proudly unveiled their latest theatrical masterpiece, ‘Nothing Gold Can Stay,’ which will take to the stage at An Grianán Theatre on Wednesday, April 24.
An enthralling adaptation of S.E. Hinton’s iconic novel, ‘The Outsiders’, it’s directed by Daniel Nelis and Rachael McShane, adapted for the stage by Tommy McIntyre.
The production features stellar costumes, props, and staging by Fiona McDaid, and promises an unforgettable evening of theatre.
‘Nothing Gold Can Stay’ breathes new life into Hinton’s timeless tale. This adaptation delves deep into the hearts of Ponyboy, Johnny, and the rest of the Greasers, bringing their trials, triumphs, and unbreakable bonds of friendship vividly to the stage.
Daniel Nelis and Rachael McShane’s expert direction brings this adaptation to life with passion and precision.
Their collaborative approach fosters performances that are both authentic and compelling, as the talented cast of St Eunan’s Drama Group breathes life into these beloved characters.
McIntyre’s script resonates with contemporary relevance, while remaining faithful to the spirit of Hinton’s original work. Audiences will be transported to the turbulent streets of 1960s Tulsa, Oklahoma, as they witness the timeless struggle between social classes and the quest for identity unfold before their eyes.
Fiona McDaid’s meticulous attention to detail in costumes, props, and staging ensures that every aspect of the production is flawlessly executed. From the authentic period attire to the immersive set design, McDaid’s creative vision enhances the audience’s experience, immersing them in the world of ‘Nothing Gold Can Stay.’
At the heart of the production are the remarkable performances delivered by the talented cast of St Eunan’s Drama Group. These boys embody the spirit of the Greasers with authenticity and charisma, breathing life into their characters with every line and gesture.
Having already picked up four awards at the Balor Schools Drama Competition including best actor, their raw talent and dedication to their craft captures the essence of youth rebellion and camaraderie, transporting audiences to the tumultuous world of 1960s Tulsa.
‘Nothing Gold Can Stay,’ takes to the stage at An Grianán on Wednesday, April 24 at 8pm.
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