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Cathal McCabe presents

‘Be My Love’
The Mario Lanza Story
Saturday
11 February

MUSIC

Time: 8pm
Price: €18/15 conc.

A tribute to the famed tenor Mario Lanza - featuring his most famous
pieces as well as many other well known musical songs and duets.
Lanza, an American of Italian descent, studied as a singer at a young age,
before being contracted to join MGM film studios where he made eight
films including ‘The Student Prince’, ‘Serenade’ and ‘The Great Caruso’ and
was ranked amongst the highest box-office draws in the early 1950’s.
Hear his most loved songs and the story of his life.
Appearing are: Tenor - Frank Ryan, Soprano - Sarah O Mahony and Pianist
- Tom Doyle

Captain Fantastic
Wednesday
15 February

FILM

Time: 8pm
Price: €9/5

Dir. Matt Ross, USA, 2016, 118mins
Ben Cash (Viggo Mortensen), his wife Leslie and their six children
live deep in the wilderness of Washington state. Isolated from
society, Ben and Leslie devote their existence to raising their kids -educating them to think critically, training them to be physically fit
and athletic, guiding them in the wild without technology and
demonstrating the beauty of co-existing with nature. When Leslie
dies suddenly, Ben must take his sheltered offspring into the
outside world for the first time.
A fiercely original, pleasantly unpredictable character piece. – Empire Magazine

Thurles Drama Group present

Juno And The Paycock
Monday 20 to
Saturday 25 February

THEATRE

Time: 8pm
Price: €15/10 conc.

TDG presents the wonderful human drama by Seán O’Casey to
celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the group. The play is set in a
tenement house in Dublin against the backdrop of the Irish Civil
War in 1922 and is part of O’Casey’s great Dublin Trilogy.
The ambitions, hopes and dreams of the Boyle family and their
tenement neighbours are played out against the political and
social events of this historical time.
An epic tragicomedy, it is the funniest but most moving
exploration of an ordinary family set against the poverty and
politics of Civil War Ireland.

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