The Snow Queen

Welcome to the Lyric Theatre and our production of The Snow Queen We are delighted that you have chosen to see your Christmas show at the Lyric and are grateful for your support of this theatre. This year has been a wonderful one for the theatre. We premiered four new plays that were diverse, entertaining, and adventurous; we embarked on an award-winning tour with the Abbey theatre on Brian Friel’s seminal Translations, and we played to capacity houses with Marie Jones’ Stones in his Pockets produced by Barn Theatre and had many excellent touring productions through our theatre.

We are thrilled to finish the year with yet another fantastic piece of new work by the incredibly talented Paul Boyd this time on the hugely atmospheric and mysterious, The Snow Queen. Inspired by Hans Christian Anderson’s tale just as the Disney movie Frozen was.

Paul has an excellent team supporting him including Deborah Maguire as Choreographer, Oli Rew as Musical Director, Stuart Marshall as Set Designer, Eoin Robinson as Video Designer, Gillian Lenox as Costume Designer and Mary Tumelty on Lights, and an amazing

company of actors who also provide so much of the music. It’s a truly brilliant company.

I welcome you to sit back and be transported to this world filled with magic and wonder that our Company has sewn together with Blomsterby roses and adventure.

On behalf of the team here and our board may I wish you all a peaceful and Merry Christmas and a healthy and Happy New Year!

JIMMY FAY EXECUTIVE PRODUCER

DIRECTOR’S NOTE

This year I am marking 30 years of creating original musical theatre and it is fitting that I find myself back home in Belfast where my first ever musical was produced in 1992, and where so many of my best-loved shows have started life.

When the Lyric Theatre asked me earlier this year to create a new musical of The Snow Queen I accepted the challenge - and a challenge it was. Not only is Hans Christian Andersen’s wintery fairytale a notoriously difficult story to adapt for the stage, but I was also very aware that this new musical would be my twenty-sixth to be produced, premiering in this my thirtieth year, and that it would become part of the series of original family musical adventures that audiences at the Lyric have taken to their hearts in recent years.

My involvement with the Lyric dates back to 1998 when Alice The Musical was commissioned for the theatre’s iconic old building on Ridgeway Street. This production was followed in 1999 by my musical adaptation of Hansel & Grettel. To date these are my only musicals to have been presented in both the old Lyric and on the current beautiful Lyric main stage (Hansel & Grettel was revived in the new building in 2012, and Alice The Musical finally returned home in 2018 having been produced around the world).

My musicals staged in the original Lyric building also include Red - The Red Riding Hood Musical (in 2001), McCool (in 2002, coproduced on tour with Big Telly Theatre Company), and Pinocchio (in 2006, nominated as Best Production for Children and Young People at the UK Theatre Awards). The Tale of the Beauty and The Tail of the Beast was presented in 2009 during the Lyric’s residency at the Elmwood Hall whilst the new theatre was being built.

For today’s modern Lyric main stage I was commissioned to write the adult cult hit musical comedy Molly Wobbly which was presented in concert in 2011 and 2012 prior to acclaimed runs at the Edinburgh Fringe and in London’s West End (where it was nominated for five BroadwayWorld West End Awards), and more recently the Lyric commissioned the musicals-forall-ages Peter Pan The Musical (in 2019) and Pinocchio The Greatest Wonder of the Age (in 2021).

The Snow Queen is, ultimately, a story about belonging, and as much as Gerda feels that she belongs in the sunny climes of Blomsterby, my shows have, for more than two decades now, belonged at the Lyric Theatre. No matter where else in the world my works are produced, they always retain something of their original production, of the Lyric, and of Belfast.

So whilst this musical of The Snow Queen is set in a far-off land, its heart is to be found very much closer to home; admittedly the weather in Blomsterby is very different to that in Belfast, specially in December. The show is a thank you letter to my home town, to its landmark full time producing theatre, and to all my friends and colleagues here - and to my choreographer and friend Deborah, the Gerda to my Kai for almost thirty years.

Gerda sings, “Have you ever had a dream of going on an adventure?”. Well, I did. And it has been my absolute pleasure to bring you all along with me.

PAUL BOYD WRITER, DIRECTOR & COMPOSER

“The show is a thank you letter to my home town, to its landmark full time producing theatre, and to all my friends and colleagues here “

CAMPBELL THE SNOW QUEEN

Trained at: the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.

Lyric Theatre credits: Translations (Abbey Theatre) Rough Girls, Lovers: Winners and Losers, Alice the Musical, Driving Home for Christmas

Other theatre includes: Into the Woods (NI Opera), The Half Moon (Green Shoot) Sylvan, Tragik Plastik (Tinderbox) The Broads (Strand Arts), Dirty Talk (No Touching Theatre), And The Band Keeps Marching On (Sky Arts/Barbican) Splish Splash (Oily Cart), The Ferryman (Sonia Friedman Productions), She Moved Through The Fair (Tron Theatre), Girls and Dolls (Pintsized Productions), Babble, Lifeboat (Replay) Lady Windermere’s Fan (MAC/Bruiser)

Film, TV and Audio includes: Counsel (BBC), Stumbling (Doreen Productions), The Dissenter (Dumbworld Productions), On The Street Where We Live (MAC), Did You Hear the One About the Irishman…? (Abbey Theatre)

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Trained at: Italia Conti Academy of Dramatic Arts

Lyric Theatre credits: Pinocchio- The Greatest Wonder of the Age, Peter Pan: The Musical, Hansel + Grettel, Molly Wobbly’s.

Other Theatre includes: In The Night Garden Live (UK Tour); All- Male Iolanthe (Various) Mr Popper’s Penguins (The Children’s Theatre, Minneapolis) The Giant Jam Sandwich (New Perspectives, UK tour) Dr Longitude’s Marvellous Imaginary Menagerie, Alice’s Adventures underground (Various); Cosi (King’s Head Theatre); Molly Wobbly (Leicester Square Theatre, London); Tinseltown, Hunchback The Musical (Theatre at the Mill); Macbeth, The Comedy of Errors, Midsummer night’s Dream (Festival Players Tour); Double Bed (Dandelion Productions); The Next Big Thing (Leicester Square Theatre); The Three Little Pigs (Greenwich Theatre) Canterbury Tales (British Museum): Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens (Black Box, Belfast); In The Spotlight (UK Tour); The Comedy of Errors (Brockwell Park) Richard III (Brockley Jack); Edges (C Venues, Edinburgh); The Happy End (Chelsea Theatre); Not About Nightingales (Landor); Piaf (Rocket, Edinburgh).

Film credits include: The Shot; 2 Minutes; Triple Jeopardy.

Online Credits: My Name Is Martin; The Magic Bookshelf.

Cast Recordings include: One Night Stand; Tinseltown; Molly Wobbly’s Tit Factory; Pilate’s Wife; Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens. Peter Pan: The Musical, Pinocchio- the Greatest Wonder of the Age DEMO recording.

DARREN FRANKLIN CAPTAIN CROW

Darren Franklin is an actor from Belfast.

His theatre credits, include The Ferryman (Gielgud Theatre), Abomination: A DUP Opera (Abbey Theatre), Tír na nÓg (Aon Sceal/Mill Theatre, Dundrum), A Christmas Carol, Stitching Time, Herons, Graveyard Shift (The MAC), Teenage Kicks (Millennium Forum), Departure Lounge (Grand Opera House, Belfast), Mass, Pirates of Penzance Concert (The Belfast Ensemble), Kiss Me Kate, The Devil Made Me Do It (N.I. Opera), Macbeth, Mixed Marriage, Propaganda: A New Musical (Lyric Theatre, Belfast), When I Say ‘Tee’, You Say ‘Bo’ (Edinburgh Fringe), Lay Up Your Ends”, The Home Place, Shh, We Have a Plan, Stitched Up (N.I. Tour), EGG (U.S.A. Tour).

Film and television credits include Gone (Future Screens), Septet for (The Belfast Ensemble), Lord Mountbatten (RTE/History Channel) Dry Your Eyes, Betrayal of Trust, Give My Head Peace (BBC).

Darren has an ALCM Distinction from the London College of Music. He plays the piano, guitar, drums, Eb (tenor) Horn, Saxophone (Alto), recorder and

CHRISTOPHER FINN OAKIE

RUBY

HALLIWELL THE PRINCE

Trained at: The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland

Theatre Credits include: Sweeney Todd, 9 To 5 The Musical, Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella, Violet (The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland) Ragtime (National Youth Music Theatre)

Radio credits: Original song Cross Roads (BBC Radio Cumbria)

Awards: 2018 Best Comedic role NODA North West Award.

Aaron is making his professional debut in this production of The Snow Queen.

Trained at: Italia Conti, London

She grew up in Newry, Co. Down and completed her training in Musical Theatre at Italia Conti, London, graduating in 2022.

Theatre Credits include: The Wedding Singer, Footloose (Italia Conti, London), ÉRAINN - A New Musical (Workshop)

Calla is very excited to be making her professional debut as Gerda in the Snow Queen this Christmas.

MCGARVEY KAI / BEECH

Trained

at: Royal Conservatoire of Scotland

Lyric Theatre credits: Paperboy 2018, Paperboy 2019.

Other Theatre credits: Americana: A murder ballad (Edinburgh Fringe) Sweeney Todd (Royal Conservatoire of Scotland) 9-5 The Musical (Royal Conservatoire of Scotland), Rodger’s and Hammerstein’s Cinderella (Royal Conservatoire of Scotland) West Side Story (Grand Opera House)

Film, TV and radio credits: Magpie Music Video (Mooncrest Films) The Black Dog (Brunswick Productions) Line (Royal Conservatoire of Scotland) The Northman (Universal Pictures) Almost Never (CBBC)

Awards/ Additional information: Recipient of The Leathersellers’ Company Scholarship 2019 and the Thomas Devlin Fund Bursary for contribution to performing arts in

BEN

CALLA HUGHES NIC AOIDH GERDA

AARON

CHRISTINA NELSON GRANDMOTHER / HEATHER / TANZY

Christina Nelson is a highly acclaimed actress, director and writer. She just finished Directing Bernies Big Day Out in the SSE Arena. Currently also writing and directing a series of outdoor theatre shows co produced by The Mac Theatre and Young At Art Children’s Festival. Christina is working with GBL and Greenshoot productions on a new community engagement theatre project, culminating in a large-scale professional production written by Gary Mitchell in 2023.

Christina has just finished directing the opening performance of Wake the Giant Festival in Newry Mourne and Down. She has also just directed a performance for Beyond the Pale Festival with Grasshopper Events. Creative Director of PBMusicals, she is Directing a youth production of Alice the Musical for Christmas and is delighted to be staring in the Lyric Theatres production of The Snow Queen

Over the last year she has directed and appeared in a series of comedy plays touring throughout Northern Ireland. The latest being I’ll Tell My Ma a prequel to the Aisling Award winning Is That Too Hot by Patricia Gormley.

Last year Christina Directed a sell out show for online sensation Belfast Girls at the SSE Arena Belfast. During 2020/21 Nelson played Bette Midler in a successful tour of The Broads by Maria Connelly .

TV/Film Credits: Back in 5 (Armchair and Rocket), History Makers (director Stephen Pierce, BBC), Make the Difference, (Director Michael Oneil) My Mother and Other Strangers, (Director Adrian Shergold, BBC)

CREATIVES

PAUL BOYD WRITER, DIRECTOR & COMPOSER

Paul Boyd is Belfast’s most prolific multi award-nominated writer and composer; The Snow Queen is his 26th original stage musical to be professionally produced.

As well as his musicals which are regularly presented in productions worldwide, Paul is the composer of many original scores and soundtracks for professional theatre productions across Ireland and the UK, the cocreator and co-director of a series of internationally acclaimed water spectaculars, the writer of various plays that have toured nationally, and a stage director who has enjoyed successful collaborations with many of the world’s leading theatre producers.

His first production at the Lyric Theatre was Alice The Musical in 1998. The Lyric has also staged his musicals Hansel & Grettel (in 1999 and again in 2012), Red (in 2000), McCool (in 2002), and The Tale of the Beauty and the Tail of the Beast (in 2009).

Alice The Musical was commissioned by the Lyric Theatre and was revived in 2018 to mark the show’s 20th anniversary. The Lyric also commissioned Paul’s cult hit musical comedy Molly Wobbly which was presented in concert at the Lyric (in 2011 and 2012) before successful runs in Edinburgh and London’s West End. The Lyric has also commissioned and presented Paul’s stage musicals Peter Pan The Musical (2019) and Pinocchio The Greatest Wonder of the Age (2021).

This year Paul is celebrating 30 years of creating original musical theatre. His acclaimed musical The Tale of the Beauty and the Tail of the Beast is currently running at The North Wall in Oxford presented by The Stage 100 Award winners Creation Theatre. Paul’s new stage adaptation of Spike Milligan’s war memoir Adolf Hitler: My Part In His Downfall will tour the UK next year.

STUART MARSHALL SET DESIGNER

At the Lyric, Stuart previously designed the sets for Paul Boyd’s Alice the Musical, The Tale of the Beauty and the Tail of the Beast, Red Riding Hood, Peter Pan and Pinocchio. Elsewhere he has also designed Pinocchio [Marketplace, Armagh], Hansel and Grettel [Armagh and Pavilion Theatre, Dun Laoghaire], The Little Mermaid and Sinbad [aquatic productions with Big Telly Theatre Company].

Other previous designs for the Lyric include The BFG, Driving Home for Christmas, The Snowman, Little Shop of Horrors, The Nativity: What the Donkey Saw, There Was an Old Woman…, Marie Jones’ Christmas Eve Can Kill You and its sequel New Year’s Eve Can Kill You, The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, Charlotte’s Web, Mistletoe and Crime, Season’s Greetings, The Star Catcher, Sleeping Beauty and Bah Humbug!

Seasonal designs for other companies include Aladdin, Robin Hood, Sleeping Beauty, Jack and the Beanstalk, Cinderella {Waterfront Hall Belfast], Christmas Eve Can Kill You [Belfast Civic Arts Theatre and Theatre at the Mill, Newtownabbey] and Hansel and Gretel [MAC Belfast].

MARY TUMELTY LIGHTNING DESIGNER

Mary Tumelty, born and lives in Belfast, graduated from Queen’s University, Belfast in 2004 with a BA in Drama Studies. She trained at the Grand Opera House, Belfast in Lighting, Sound and Stage Management for two years. In 2006 she moved to a full- time permanent position within the Brian Friel Theatre at Queen’s University as a theatre instructor.

Recent credits Lighting Design, Abomination (Lyric Theatre) The Belfast Ensemble & Outburst Festival, which received an Irish Times Theatre Award for Best Opera 2020. Installation Design, Crazy Golf (Craigavon) CDM. Associate Lighting Design, The revival of Shirley (Lyric Theatre) Lighting Design, Body Politics (The Mac Theatre) MACHA Productions. Lighting Design, Kindermusik (Belfast Children’s Festival). Lighting Design, Ten Plagues (Film Credit) The Belfast Ensemble. Lighting Design, Shankill/ Falls Women’s Project. Lighting Design, Democracy Dances (Orchestra and Electronics collaboration) Ulster Orchestra and The Belfast Ensemble (Water Front Hall) Lighting Design, The Musician (Lyric Theatre) The Belfast Ensemble. Lighting Installation Design, Airtastic (Abbey Centre) Lighting Design, Conversations with Friends (Lyric Theatre) CWF Productions (Element Pictures, BBC Three, Hulu) Lighting Design, The Saviour (The Everyman Theatre, Cork) Landmark Productions. Production Designer, The Car Park (Partisian Productions) Relight, The Dead An Opera (The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin) Pyrotechnics Design, programmer and Operator. (Zodiak Kids, CBBC ) Relight, Backwards up a rainbow, Landmark Productions (Pavilion Theatre, Dun Laoghaire) Lighting Design, Body

Politics (Brian Friel Theatre) Macha Productions. Lighting Design, A Night in November (The Mac Theatre) Soda Bread Theatre Company. Lighting Design for Pinocchio (The Lyric Theatre) Lighting Design, How to Bury a dead Mule, (Lyric Studio) Lighting Design, Blue Stockings (Lyric Studio). Lighting Design, Abomination (Abbey Theatre, Dublin) Lighting Design, Birds of Passage in the Half Light. Tinderbox (Gilded Balloon Edinburgh) Lighting Design, Electric Picnic (laois) Lighting Design, Propaganda (Lyric Theatre)

Mary Is delighted to being doing the lighting design for The Snow Queen at The Lyric Theatre Belfast.

DEBORAH MAGUIRE CHOREOGRAPHER

Deborah was born in Belfast and currently lives in New York City. She trained at The Guildford School of Acting and The Royal Academy of Music in London.

She has worked extensively in theatre and television.

Lyric Theatre credits; Pinocchio The Greatest Wonder of the Age; Peter Pan The Musical; Alice The Musical; Bah Humbug; What the Reindeer Saw; Beauty and the Beast; The Nativity, what the Donkey Saw; Gingerbread Mixup; Sleeping Beauty; Cinderella; Pride and Prejudice the Musical; Weddings Weeins and Wakes; Forget Turkey; The Little Prince; The Painkiller; Dockers; The Tale of the Beauty and the Tail of the Beast; Howl; The Home Place; The Wizard of Oz; Dancing at Lughnasa; The Snow Queen.

Other theatre credits; Comedy of Errors the Musical; Sleeping Beauty; Jack and the Beanstalk; Aladdin; Scrooge’s Christmas; The Wizard of Oz. (Ulster Theatre Company) Dancing Shoes (GBL)

Television;

This Morning (ITV) The Friday Show (BBC) An Engagement with Franc (BBC) The Tractor Show (BBC) Children in Need (BBC) BBC Blast NI (BBC) EIHL Championship (Sky TV)

Advertising Campaigns; Radio Ulster Spring Trail (BBC) U105 Breakfast Show (UTV) Hughes Insurance (UTV) Coca Cola Today’s going to be a good day (Coca Cola)

Awards

In 2009 Deborah was honored with a Pride of Britain award for her work with young people in Northern Ireland.

Deborah is delighted to be back at the Lyric and wishes you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!!

GILLIAN LENNOX COSTUME DESIGNER

After graduating with BA hons in Fashion and Textiles at The University of Ulster Gillian Lennox went on to be a designer within the fashion industry. After a spell designing for Marks & Spencer Menswear Gillian began a 14-year career working for a London based manufacturing/design company where she progressed to Head Designer supplying companies such as online retailer ASOS, and Southern Ireland high street stores Dunnes and A-Wear. Her designs for ASOS and A Wear were often featured in magazine editorials.

Gillian’s work often took her overseas to Paris, Syria and Morocco where she gained insight into the entire process of textile design, garment and pattern construction.

Throughout her career Gillian also continued with her own freelance work and has been a maker and illustrator for Universal Studios when they first came to Northern Ireland with films such as Your Highness and more recently was a maker for the movie The Northman.

Gillian has assisted on the BBC Proms and Children in Need, and designed and made the costumes for The Belfast Mela South Asian Dance Academy.

Before being appointed as Costume Supervisor with the Lyric Theatre in August 2017 Gillian free-lanced as a maker with the Lyric Theatre, working on various productions including Little Red Riding Hood & the Big Bad Wolf, The Gingerbread Mix Up, The 39 Steps and The Ladykillers.

For the Lyric Theatre, Gillian has supervised the costume department on all producing shows for the past five years and has been the Costume Designer for Dr Scroggy’s War, Good Vibrations, Alice: The Musical, Double Cross, Rough Girls (Arts & Business Awards) Dark of the Moon, Shirley Valentine, Peter Pan: The musical, 1984 (Postponed Covid), Sadie, Dracula, Pinocchio and Blue stockings

Most recently Gillian has been involved in a living history tender for Mid Ulster Council/Lyric designing and producing 23 costumes for historical sites and National trust properties.

OLI GEORGE REW MUSICAL DIRECTOR

While reading engineering at Cambridge, Oli got the theatre bug working on student shows at the ADC Theatre. He was subsequently awarded a Lesley Hayes scholarship to study musical directing at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts. He is now based in London and works as a freelance musical director both in the UK and internationally.

Musical Directing and Musical Supervising credits include: Awakening of Cheerful Feelings (Royal Central School of Speech and Drama); Pinocchio, Peter Pan, and Alice In Wonderland (Lyric Theatre, Belfast); Just So (University of Chichester); Our House (Urdang Academy); Jet Set Go! (Turbine Theatre); Honk (Union Theatre and UK Tour); Soldier On (The Other Palace, Playground Theatre and UK Tour); Give My Regards To Broadway (Upstairs at the Gatehouse); H.R.Haitch (Union Theatre); Hot Lips and Cold War (London Theatre Workshop); Peter Pan, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, and Aladdin (Theatre Royal Bath); When Midnight Strikes and Birds of Paradise (Drayton Arms Theatre); Chicken Little, DinoStory (From Page To Stage Festival of New Musical Theatre, The Other Palace Studio); Busters (Bernie Grant Arts Centre); Cinderella and Jack and the Beanstalk (The Maltings, Ely); Hello, Dolly! (ADC Theatre, Cambridge).

EOIN ROBINSON VIDEO DESIGNER

Studied at: Ulster University

Rough Magic Theatre Company Credits: Rough Weekend (Project Arts Centre), All The Angels (The Everyman/ Smock Alley)

Other Theatre Credits: Bloody Sunday: Scenes from the Saville Inquiry (Abbey Theatre), How to Bury a Dead Mule (Lyric Theatre), The Aurochs are Coming (Replay Theatre Company)

Dance Credits: Triplicity (InDance International), Our Minutes (Light Moves Festival)

Artistic Development: 2021/22 SEEDS Apprentice Rough Magic Theatre Company 2022 Open Futures Residency Light Moves Festival/Dance Limerick 2021 Emerging Artist Big Telly Theatre Company

Board of Directors

Sir Bruce Robinson (Chairman)

Stephen Douds (Vice Chairman)

Nuala Donnelly

Paul Hayes

Jean Horstman

Patricia McBride

Mike Mullan

Dr Mark Phelan Louise Warde Hunter

Patron

Liam Neeson OBE

Executive Producer Jimmy Fay Senior Producer Morag Keating

Casting Director

Clare Gault

Literary Manager Rebecca Mairs

Production Co-Ordinator Kerry Fitzsimmons

Head of Finance & HR Micheál Meegan

Finance & HR Officer

Barry Leonard

Finance Assistant Sinéad Glymond

Finance & Admin Assistant Shireen Azarmi

Head of Development & Marketing

Claire Murray

Marketing Manager

Rachel Leitch

Marketing Officers

Katie Armstrong Emma Brennan Adam Steele

Digital Marketing Officer

Beverly Steele

Development Officer

Ben McDaid

Head of Production Adrian Mullan

Production Manager Siobhán Barbour

Company Stage Manager Aimee Yates Stage Managers Stephen Dix Louise Graham

Technical Manager Arthur Oliver-Brown

Senior Production Technician Ian Vennard

Theatre Technicians

Liam Hinchcliffe Declan Paxton Corentin West

Scenic Construction Apprentice Jack McGarrigle

Costume Supervisor Gillian Lennox

Costume Assistants

Sarah Carey Niamh Mockford

Casual Theatre Technicians Mairtin Bradley Deborah Branson Jonathan Daley Craig Downes

Patrick Freeman Annemarie Langan James McAlister Barry McCusker Ross McDade

Harry McEachern Sheila Murphy Michael Stapleton Adrian Wall

Head of Creative Learning Philip Crawford

Creative Learning Manager Erin Hoey

Creative Learning Manager (Maternity Cover) Kathy Moore

Creative Learning Administrator Caragh O’Donnell Delaney

Creative Learning Digital Content Assistant Tiarnan McCarron

Head of Customer Service

Julie McKegney

Customer Service Manager Seán Gallagher

Assistant Customer Service Manager Anna McErlane

Duty Supervisors

Orla Graham Marina Hampton Gerard Kelly Carley Magee-Tollerton Ronan McManus Tierna McNally

Box Office Manager Emily White

Box Office Supervisor Paul McCaffrey

Housekeeping Debbie Duff Amanda Richards Samantha Walker

Customer Service Staff

Lucy Armstrong Matthew Armstrong Pamela Armstrong Niki Browne

Jennie Burns

Carla Bryson Michelle Calvert

Stephen Calvert Jack Corbett

Jolene Craig Alannah Crawford

Conor Cupples

Alacoque Davey

Cara Devlin

Ryan Donnelly

Sophie Furlong Tighe

Nina Geary Orla Graham

Marina Hampton Cathal Henry Teresa Hill Lauren Hutchinson

Megan Keenan

Gerard Kelly

Greta Kelly

Megan Kelly

Carley Magee-Tollerton

Tiarnan McCarron

Ellen McCormick

Andrew McCracken

Clara McDevitt

Patricia McGreevy

Suke McKegney

Shaunagh McKirgan

Ronan McManus

Tierna McNally

Catherine Moore

Donál Morgan

Solomon Morrow

Sionnán Ní Nualláin

Aoife O’Neill

Hana O’Neill

Samantha Obman

Bernadette Owens

Ellie Pearson

Alba Perez

Ben Purdy

Bobbi Rai Purdy

Joia Raychoudhury

Liam Rowan

Ide Simpson

Morgan Shuttleworth

Caelan Stow

Jennifer Walsh

Volunteers

Jean Dumas

Yvonne Dumas

Joan Gormley

Eileen Saunders

Eveline Wilkinson