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Meetings With Ivor
Wednesday 03 May
FIlM
Time: 8pm Price: €9/5
Dir. Alan Gilsenan, Ireland, 2017, 81 min
Ivor Browne has been a central figure in Irish mental health for many decades.
Some people wish he wasn’t. Yet many people owe their lives to him. Browne
somehow managed to be part of the establishment while still being one of its
greatest critics. His pioneering and often controversial lifelong work on behalf
of the many who cannot speak for themselves is notable. Alan Gilsenan’s
new film captures the essence of this extraordinary human being.
With contributions from Tommy Tiernan, Tom Murphy, Mary Coughlan, Sebastian Barry, Nell McCafferty and others.
Good Buzz Productions presents
Tender Napalm
Friday 05 May
ThEATRE
Time: 8pm Price: €10
A couple try to navigate their way through the minefield of their
relationship leaving a trail of chaos in their wake. Phillip Ridley’s Tender
Napalm shows the destruction and re-creation of two individuals as
they grope through their shared memories to create an intimate and
moving story. Dynamic performances by Meg Healy and Templemore
native Stephen Tadgh deliver a story that is stark and real.
‘Tender Napalm’ is full of life and vitality, excellently devised as the
action battles against the core darkness of the story… the audience
is treated to 80 minutes of intense performance that is both daring
and delightful. – David Keane.
Suitable for ages 15+
Lundström Arts Management presents
Cassiopeia Winds
Saturday 06 May
MUSIc
Time: 8pm
Price: €15/12 conc.
Cassiopeia: a group of five bright stars in the shape of a W, to be
found in the northern sky.
Cassiopeia Winds is an Irish chamber wind ensemble formed in
2010, whose performances are marked by vivacity, panache and a
(Photo credit: Emily Manning)
dedication to the exploration of fine soundworlds. Though the
ensemble has the capacity to expand or contract to suit its
innovative programming, at its core is a quintet of players whose members are among the finest in the
country. These include players from the National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland, RTÉ Concert Orchestra
and the Crash Ensemble whose sheer joy in performing together shines through each concert.
This performance includes pieces by Trimble, Guilfoyle and Gershwin.
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