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BOOKING INFORMATION THEATRE ROYAL FRIENDS The Theatre Royal accepts bookings in person, by phone or online. The Theatre Royal greatly appreciates and wishes to thank the following businesses and All ticket prices include €1 transaction fee for 3rd party charges. individuals for choosing to support our Friends Scheme. A rich and vibrant arts culture is at the heart of the development of our city and region and becoming involved in our Friends Scheme Phone: 051 874 402 enables you to support that cultural development while enjoying the benefits associated. In person: Payment is accepted by cash, cheque, laser, debit or credit card. Online: You can book your tickets online at www.theatreroyal.ie – you can also select your seat from the seat map. CORPORATE FRIENDS BOX OFFICE OPENING HOURS: Monday to Friday: 10am – 4pm (10am – 8pm on performance days) Saturday: 12pm – 4pm (to 8pm on performance days) Sundays & Bank Holidays: Box Office opens one hour before the performance for ticket collection. CONCESSIONS Concessions for OAP’s, Students, Unwaged, and Children are available for some productions. The availability, amount discounted, and production applicable to is decided on by each individual producer and not the Theatre Royal. I.D. for all concessions will be requested at time of booking or at time of collection. WIT students are entitled to a special WIT price on most shows on presentation of their card. DISCOUNTS FOR GROUPS Group bookings are available for shows at the Theatre Royal. Contact the Box Office for further information. Groups of 10 or more are entitled to at least 10% discount, depending on the production. ACCESS The Theatre Royal is an accessible venue with ramp access, loop induction, wheelchair seats and adapted toilets. We would ask wheelchair users to book directly with the box office rather than online to ensure that we accommodate you appropriately. Latecomers may not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance. REFUND POLICY A refund can be made no later than close of business, 4pm, on the day before the event. A refund will be made in the form of credit for Theatre Royal events. No refund can be issued on the day of the event or following an event. INDIVIDUAL FRIENDS SPONSORED SEATS THEATRE ROYAL BAR Brazil, Ronan & Jeanne Brazil, Donal & Clare Why not relax and enjoy a pre-show drink. Select wines, soft drinks, bottled beers, tea and coffee Dolphin, Frank & Adrienne Caulfield, John & Phyllis are available from 7pm on performance evenings. Pre-order your interval drink before the Keating, Marianne Caulfield, Thomas & Cait performance. Our Front of House team will be on stand-by to take your order. Leech, Monica Counihan, Eva O’Brien, Tom Waterford Chamber O’Donoghue, Redmond Widger, Nora & Jack Sheridan, Constance Taheny, Stephanie Supported by the Department of Social Protection and co-funded by the European Social Fund 2 BOOKING INFORMATION THEATRE ROYAL FRIENDS 3 EVENTS AT A GLANCE SEPTEMBER NOVEMBER Thurs 6th & Fri 7th Frankie’s Guys –Oh What A Night: A Celebration Tue 30th–Sat 3rd The Beautiful Game MUSICAL p20 of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons MUSICAL p6 Wed 7th Holy Mary by Eoin Colfer PLAY p20 Sat 8th Grace’s Green Gathering CONFERENCE p6 Thur 8th Badly Drawn Boy MUSIC p21 Sat 8th Tim Vine: Sunset Milk Idiot COMEDY p6 Fri 9th The Don Baker & Rob Strong Band – Tue 11th – Sat 15th TheatreBox presents Hairspray MUSICAL p7 Brothers in Arms MUSIC p21 Sun 16th Pilgrim St. MUSIC p7 Sat 10th The Real Science of the Circus CIRCUS p21 Thur 20th Be My Baby – The Phil Spector Story MUSIC p8 Sat 10th Tom Elliott COMEDY p22 Fri 21st Ladies in the Blues MUSIC p8 Tue 13th & 14th Aisling? 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September What A Night’ the boys take you on a nostalgic trip Time: 8pm down memory lane and remind you exactly why Tracy Turnblad is Baltimore’s bubbly teenager, Price: €25 The Four Seasons sold over 100 million records and who’s one ambition is to dance on the earned themselves a place in the prestigious Rock “Corny Collins” and Roll Hall of Fame! TV Show. conference While chasing her dream, Tracy, along with her Grace’s Green Gathering friends, encounter some inspiring characters who only have one thing on their mind, Join Senator and ecologist Grace O’Sullivan and Social Integration!! guests, for a day-long free public event featuring food, stalls, speakers, public interview, workshops With Direction from Liam Butler, Choreography and more besides. from Ali Reville, Musical Direction from Wayne Brown and starring a young local cast, this th Taking place between 10am and 5pm, please feel free Date: Tuesday 11 – Saturday production of the much loved Musical and Film th to come along at your leisure. 15 September (starring John Travolta) is sure to leave you dancing Date: Saturday 8th September No tickets required. Time: 8pm and singing out of the theatre. Time: 10am to 5pm Price: €21 Stalls, Dress Circle & Price: Free Upper Circle (Rows A, B & C) €20 Upper Circle (Row D & E) €78 Family of 4 comedy Tim Vine: Sunset Milk Idiot music Pilgrim St. Hey people! It’s Tim Vine back on tour, telling lots Strongly influenced by Bluegrass, Old Time Country of silly new jokes, showing off new homemade and Folk Music, fused with traditional folk songs from props, singing some new daft ditties, and all with the this side of the Atlantic, Pilgrim St bring a warm and appearance of confidence. lively atmosphere to their music and have garnered The following subjects will be touched upon briefly: a glowing word of mouth endorsement from venues pixie football, ice cream and nibble feeders. Come around the country with their powerhouse live along, sit down, and laugh. The quantity won’t let performances. th Date: Saturday 8th September up. This is comedy without a message. 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    In this issue Page 2 - HILLSBOROUGH Page 3 - IRISH STEREOTYPES Page 4 - DONAL McGRATH DECEMBER 1988 "SOp- Page 5 - TABLE TALK Page 6 - IRISH SONGS Page 7 - BOOK REVIEWS Page 8 - DONAL MacAMHLAIGH Release Irish political prisoners say Russians DAVID Mellor Minister of Health of the Tory Goverment has recently been to Czechoslovkia where be was. reprimanding the Czechs for their "Human Rights' record. Before that Mr Mellor was lecturing the Israelis for doing on the West Bank what British has been doing in Northern Ireland for HELP END twenty years. Mrs Thatcher the most reactionary head of state in Europe has been BANKS BLAMED FOR EMIGRATION THE MISERY opposing the Soviet proposal to hold the next Human Rights Conference in WHILE Mr Hume MEP has been ranting and railing about the advantages of 1992 and Mr THE money spent in Northern Ireland Moscow, in 1991. She says that the by the British Government is wasted. Russians must conform to the Helsinki Taylor Unionist and MEP has been making hysterical attacks on the 26, Counties Bishop The way it is spent is causing more principles on Human Rights which she misery, deaths and destruction every claims they have not yet done. The Murphy of Cork and Ross has been taking a sober look at realities behind the Common Market Russians have replied by drawing ballyhoo. year. It causes young people to do attention to the lack of "Human desperate deeds in seeking remedies. Rights" in Northern Ireland. "Is our country to become merely the retiremept home for burnt-out capitalists from Europe?" the Bishop Money spent in promoting Connolly Gennady Gerasimov the Foreign aSked.