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Marie Curie – The Courage of Knowledge
Wednesday 14 March
FIlM
Time: 8pm Price: €9/5
Dir. Marie Noelle, Poland, 2016, 95 min
1903: the scientist Marie Curie (Karolina Gruszka) is the first woman to receive
the Nobel Prize for Physics together with her husband Pierre (Charles Berling).
But only a short time later, in her mid-thirties and as a young mother of two
children, Pierre’s dies and Marie must continue her research alone.
Then, after years of mourning, she falls in love with the married scientist
Paul Langevin (Arieh Worthalter) triggering a scandal that may destroy
her reputation both professionally and personally.
Tom Kelly Promotions presents
MuSIc
Sandy Kelly performs Patsy Cline: Music & Memories
Thursday 15 March
Time: 8pm Price: €25
Performed by Sandy Kelly, this wonderful, nostalgic show brings the audience on a
trip down memory lane to hear the music and a little insight into the life of one of
the greatest female singers that ever lived - Patsy Cline.
Since her untimely death just over 50 years ago, her wonderful and powerful voice
coupled with classic songs like 'Crazy', 'Walking After Midnight', 'Sweet Dreams'
etc., have insured her recordings remain timeless.
Song Of Granite
Wednesday 21 March
FIlM
Time: 8pm Price: €9/5
Dir. Pat Collins, Ireland/Canada, 2017, 98 min
Acclaimed filmmaker Pat Collins brings the dramatic life story of legendary
seannós singer Joe Heaney to the screen in Song of Granite, an audacious
exploration of the man and his music. With an approach that marries traditional
narrative episodes with documentary footage, the film celebrates the music Joe
Heaney created while painting an unflinching portrait of Heaney, the man.
Word of Mouth presents
The Frank And Walters
MuSIc
Saturday 24 March Time: 9pm Price: €20/15 early bird
Since appearing on Top of the Pops during the 90s, while also gracing the covers of
NME and Melody Maker, the Frank & Walters have consistently delivered classic
indie pop in the form of hits such as ‘Fashion Crisis Hits New York’, ‘After All’ ,
Happy Busman’ and ‘This is Not A Song’ allowing them a claim to be (one of)
Corks finest musical exports.
2016’s ‘Songs For The Walking Wounded ‘ delivered more classic Franks’ melodies,
alongside some poignant tracks on what was perhaps the band’s most personal
album to date. A consistent live favourite across Ireland and the UK, see them up
close and personal at The Source.
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