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The Legend Of Luke Kelly
Friday 13 April
Time: 8pm Price: €18/16 conc.
Celebrating the memory and music of a true Irish musical legend.
Dublin singer/ songwriter/ multi-instrumentalist Chris Kavanagh has been
singing Irish folk songs since he was three years old. His performances
capture the depth and passion of Luke Kelly the man he was so heavily
influenced by. Over the past sixteen years he has amazed audiences
abroad and has sold out prominent Irish venues such as Vicar Street &
The Cork Opera House. Chris released his own album of original material
‘Voice Of The People’ in 2011 and shortly afterwards performed with The
Dubliners on tour.
He is joined on stage by Hilary Kavanagh (singer/songwriter/bass player),
Joe Finn (uilleann pipes/flute/whistles/fiddle) and Michael Howard
(guitarist/singer/songwriter)
ThEaTRE
Fracture Youth Theatre presents
The Real Inspector Hound
Saturday
14 April
Time: 8pm
Price: €7/20 (group of four)
Fracture Youth Theatre's annual show is a surreal murder mystery
melodrama , written by Tom Stoppard, and unlike any you've seen before!!
Think: Cluedo meets Macbeth set in Downton Abbey and Hayes Hotel! Join
these young budding actors as they take on this hilarious comedy which
takes some twists and turns including a romance between an actor (on
stage) and an audience member!! Whatever you do - don't sit in Row A
Seat 16. Laugh, cry and enjoy! What could possibly go wrong?
Everything… probably everything.
Directed by Joanne Quinn.
2001: A Space Odyssey
Wednesday 18 April
Time: 8pm Price: €9/5
Dir. Stanley Kubrick, United States, 1968, 148 min
A four million year-old black monolith is discovered on the Moon and
the government sends a team of scientists on a fact-finding mission
while hiding the truth from the public. Later, another team is sent to
Jupiter in a ship controlled by the perfect Hal 9000 computer to
further investigate the giant object, but something goes terribly wrong.
Celebrating its 50th anniversary, this classic Stanley Kubrick movie
defies the ability to pigeonhole it. Mostly sci-fi, partly anthropological
– it’s overall a philosophicial musing on the nature on existence.
And it looks magnificent on the big screen!
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