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SPRING 2020
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David O’Doherty:
Ultrasound
friday 31 January
The hairy Enya is delighted to be coming to The
Source Arts Centre Thurles with a brand new
show made up of talking and songs played on
the plastic keyboard he got for his
Confirmation. 
Once again, he will try to fix everything that is
wrong in the world. 
SPOILER ALERT: once again he will fail.
TiME: 8 pM pricE: €20/18 cOnc
FilM
The product of a sheltered upper-class
childhood, Julie is so naïve that when she spots
track marks on the arm of her new live-in
boyfriend, Anthony (Tom Burke), she
immediately buys his assurance that it’s nothing
to worry about.
Like a deer in headlights, she is unable to
process that he—an employee of the
Foreign Office and the very model of
upper-class composure—is a secret
heroin addict.
The Souvenir
Wednesday 05 february
Julie, a 24-year-old film student living in the
posh London neighbourhood of Knightsbridge
isn’t the easiest protagonist to identify with, but
thanks to Honor Swinton Byrne’s winning
performance, she’s easy to care about. And to
fear for.
www.thesourceartscentre.ie
In her fourth feature film, the 59-
year-old Director Joanna Hogg
reaches deep into events from her own life story
to create a remote, impressionistic tale of a
young woman becoming trapped in a situation
dangerously outside her life experience.
DirS. Joanna hogg , uK, 2019, 119 Min TiMe: 8 pM
price: €9/5
Winner-Grand Jury Prize, World Cinema,
Sundance Film Festival 2019
Box Office: 0504 90204
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