An evening devoted to the works of Oliver Goldsmith, with extracts from his plays, She Stoops to Conquer, The Good Natur'd Man, his book The Vicar of Wakefield, and other writings.

MIAS was again invited to participate in the forum, which was held in Monaco at the Auditorium Rainier III.

Dramatised readings were given at the University and much appreciated by the students.

Two audio-cassette recordings were made at Radio Monte-Carlo. Firstly: Oscar Wilde's short stories from The Happy Prince and Other Tales, and secondly, Three Dubliners.

An evening with extracts from Jonathan Swift, Dean of St Patrick's, poet  and essayist.  His best known work is Gulliver’s Travels.

A repeat performance of Shaw and Keane was given a few days later in Nice for the Irish Association of Nice celebrating Saint Patrick's week.

An evening of extracts of work by George Bernard Shaw and John B Keane:
John Bull's Other Island
Acts I and II by G B Shaw, and
The Field by John B Keane,
all introduced with a poem, My Land, by Thomas Davis.

In October 2008, MIAS was invited to participate in the forum, which was held in Monaco at the Auditorium Rainier III. An attractive booth was set up in a prime location, displaying posters and photos of our productions. The actors performed in the afternoon with a 20-minute reading of a short story by Seán Ó Faoláin.

An evening with extracts from four of Synge's most well-known plays:
The Tinker’s Wedding
The Shadow of the Glen (whole play); The Well of the Saints, and
The Playboy of the Western World.

A narrative based on the life of Richard Brinsley Sheridan, illustrated by letters from his contempories and scenes from his three most well known plays.

A narrative based on the life of Seán O'Casey, illustrated by excerpts from his most famous plays.

An evening of the humorous writings of that Prince of Storytellers.

by Conor McPherson (Winner of the 1999 Olivier Award for Best Play).

by Dylan Thomas, a Celtic evening with musical interlude by Erin's Trio.

by Bryan Merryman in Frank O'Connor's translation, with Irish musicians from Co Clare "The Flowing Tide", for St Patrick's Day celebration at Monaco's Columbus Hôtel.

An evening with a selection of songs to the accompaniment of Robin Brock, accordionist, interspersed with tales told by the Tailor from The Tailor & Ansty by Eric Cross, followed by a selection of Robert Frost's best known poems.

by Samuel Beckett with a curtain raiser, The Sentimentalist, a dramatised short story by Maeve Kelly.

An evening of dramatised short stories by Frank O'Connor and Seán Ó Faoláin.

An evening of Brian Friel's play.

An evening comprising of Irish love poetry, both sacred and profane through the ages, and a selection of popular Irish ballads sung by the MIAS actors.

A compilation of extracts from the works of Oscar Wilde, George Bernard Shaw and James Joyce, to the accompaniment of a pianist playing works by Irish composer, John Field.

An evening with James Joyce.

An evening of tales from the Supernatural.

Saint Patrick and the Celts.

One man show about Oscar Wilde by John Gay.

An evening of works of Oscar Wilde:
The Decay of Lying
The Critic as Artist
Salome, an abridged version, and
an extract from De Profundis.

An evening of dramatised short stories by Seán Ó Faoláin, Frank O'Connor and Oscar Wilde.

by A R Gurney.

An evening of Samuel Beckett:
Krapp's Last Tape
The Old Tune
Rockaby.

An evening of poetry.

An evening of poetry.

An evening with Samuel Beckett, in the presence of SAS Prince Héréditaire Albert.

An evening with scenes from his plays:
Lady Windermere's Fan
An Ideal Husband
A Woman of No Importance.

by J M Synge