Directions Out Theatre Company presents Derek Warfield In Search of Mr. B and The Young Wolfe Tones Written by Brian McAvera In 2006 Derek put together a band containing some Brian Mc Avera’s new comedy is an unconventional of the finest musicians and singers in Irish music – and irreverent look at one of Ireland’s most iconic The Young Wolfe Tones. Derek Warfield’s 50 years writers. This new work opens with Samuel Beckett of experience coupled with the talent and energy waking up in the after-life to find he is challenged of The Young Wolfe Tones brings the old tradition by his conscience about his irresponsible behaviour of Irish balladry into a new age delivering Ireland’s as a young man. In Search of Mr B is a surreal traditional music and folk songs with an energy and and humorous evening of entertainment that skill that shows the quality of contemporaries within incorporates elements of music hall and physical that tradition. The patriotic spirit of Irish music Drama comedy that is played directly to the audience. It Music carried through the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s by the Mon 23rd Mar - promises to be very funny, thought provoking and April Wolfe Tones now marches on in the dynamic sound Sat 4th Apr challenging on the early life of one of the 20th Thurs 9th of The Young Wolfe Tones. Loose End Studio 8:15pm centuries greatest artists. One of Ireland’s best loved Main Auditorium 8pm ‘The impeccable versatility of ‘The Young Wolfe actors (, , Bread Tones’ propels fresh and invigorating workings of €16 & €12 concession and The Irish RM) stars in this warm and hilarious €25 & €22.50 concession old and new numbers with masterful arrangements new play. of songs and highly absorbing tune sets.’ – Rock ’N’ Music Comedy Reel Magazine Abhann Productions and John McColgan presents An evening with Drama Dance Don Baker Live on Stage Don Baker, a fantastic harmonica and guitar player, Gay Byrne, one of the most loved television and has established himself as a prolific song writer radio personalities in Irish history will perform his with the release of his new CD My Songs, My Friends. show Gay Byrne, Live on Stage as part of a short Irish His songs are covered by Sinéad O’Connor, Brian tour. In his five decade broadcasting career, Gay Kennedy, Finbar Furey, Paddy Casey and Declan Byrne was “the man who changed Ireland”. On both O’Rourke, to name just a few. Baker won Best his RTÉ morning radio show and the weekly Late Supporting Actor for his role in the film The Late Men Late Show he introduced Ireland to modernity – and at the Australia Film Festival. He is rated by Charlie stood back to witness the brawl. Following sell-out McCoy and U2’s Bono as the world’s finest acoustic harmonica player. Don Baker will be bringing his Drama shows last year, this is an exclusive chance to enjoy Music Gay Byrne at his best in a live performance telling authentic sound back to the intimate setting of the March April Civic Theatre after a performance here last year - this some of the greatest show-biz stories never told in Fri 10th Fri 27th a hilarious evening’s entertainment, described as “a promises to be a special show so book early to avoid Main Auditorium 8pm master class in comedy”. Main Auditorium 8pm disappointment. ‘... exhilarating ... super... ingenious... a thoroughly €22.50 & €20 concession €20 & €16 concession enjoyable evening’ – Irish Times

The Moogles Theatre Company presents Tom O’Mahony presents Intentions Got Ammo Written by Alice Lynch Following a sell-out tour last year with his show Three women meet up at a music festival, but Bring On The Apocalypse and reprising his role as they’re not there for the music! What are their true the intolerable toff ‘Tarquin’ in RTE’s second series intentions and how do three complete strangers of Damo & Ivor, Tom brings you his brand new show Tallaght April - August 2015 become friends within an hour? Could it have GOT AMMO!. A hilariously badass show that delves something to do with the unwelcome visitor that has into Tom’s rougher side and takes a look at the world a season of entertainment on your doorstep commandeered one of their tents? A rollercoaster around him. Just one hour of your time with rising of emotions, Intentions is a new hilarious yet heart star of Irish comedy “The Bear” will help spread the wrenching comedy about three women attempting word that being emotional and having a cry every Drama to overcome the obstacles life has thrown at them. Comedy time you’re out of cornflakes is NOT a good thing and WARNING – CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE that aggression CAN be helpful. Tom “The Bear” is April April an ex cage-fighting, deer-hunting, original-mould Tues 7th - Sat 11th Sun 12th dude who’s got a few issues with the world we’re Loose End Studio 8:15pm Loose End Studio 8:15pm now living in. Bring your helmet and gumshield, it’s probably gonna hurt. €12 & €10 concession €15 & €12 concession civictheatre.ie WARNING – CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE ‘Brilliantly badasss’ - entertainment.ie JK Drama presents Rise Productions present YOPS present What Would Ma Say The Games People Play Young Orchestral Pops Written by Kathleen Doyle Written by Gavin Kostick Orchestra & Friends: What Would Ma Say is a hilarious play based on Directed by Bryan Burroughs Annual Concert the best-seller of the same name. Kathleen Doyle Niamh and Oisín were sold the dream – the The YOPS Junior & Senior orchestras will perform a introduces us to her remarkable family and their house, the life, the kids. But what do you do when selection of pop, film and traditional music including exploits growing up in in the 1950s and everything you ever dreamed of still isn’t enough? Music Born Free, Hallelujah, Beatles Selection and an Irish 1960s. Kathleen describes Ma as an ordinary woman The mounting pressure of balancing family and Selection. The Young Orchestral Pops (YOPS) Orchestras with very little education behind her. But maybe career takes its toll, and one night a series of games April were set up in 2002 under the direction of Kitty not so ordinary in the way she learned to survive starts to escalate, threatening to unravel their Sun 26th Dalligan. The orchestra’s repertoire includes film, and handle life. She was the backbone, the one who suburban paradise. Gripping family drama meets Drama Drama Main Auditorium 3pm popular and traditional Irish music and well known kept them together as a family, just about keeping epic Celtic mythology, presented in the trademark classics. The orchestras have performed to great April their heads above water. But through all the poverty, April Rise Production style. Winner of Best New Play at the €12 & €8 concession Mon 13th - Sat 18th acclaim both at home and abroad with performances Kathleen and her brothers and sisters had a laugh Mon 20th - Sat 25th Irish Times Theatre Awards, described as “THE state in Ireland, Poland, the Czech Republic, France and Italy. Main Auditorium 8pm turning their kitchen into a swimming pool on a Loose End Studio 8:15pm of the nation play for the negative equity generation,” €15 hot summers day, or trying to hide a stolen pig in Post-show discussion on Thursday this is a radical re-working of the Tír na nÓg myth. the bath. What Would Ma Say is a nostalgic and 23rd April 2015 ‘Riveting... a very contemporary Irish horror story €12 opening night (13th) poignant reminder of a Dublin that’s long gone. €16 & €14 concession of debt, desire and emigration. ’ - Irish WARNING – CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE Theatre Magazine On Q Theatre Company presents Arena Lynx presents Abie Philbin Bowman presents Mojo Mickybo Aslan’s Christy Two actors perform seventeen parts in this fast Worst. First-Date. Ever. paced, poetic and colourful play by award winning Dignam & Joe Jewell: EVERY time a celebrity from Hollywood or London writer Owen McCafferty. It offers a child’s-eye view Some Songs & Stories comes to Ireland, we get them a Guinness, show of 1970s Belfast during one long, hot summer, when Christy Dignam, Aslan’s extraordinary frontman, them something really old, and force them on a every day is a new adventure. Mojo and Mickybo plus Joe Jewell, Aslan’s lead guitarist and songwriter chat show to ask “So… do you like Ireland?” Ireland are childhood friends who forge a friendship over - childhood pals, lifelong friends and the founding is the Worst. First-Date. Ever. “Can I get you drunk? a shared love for the film Butch Cassidy and the members of Aslan - bring their very special and Have you seen my stamp collection? Do you like me? Sundance Kid, a mania for making dens and avoiding intimate acoustic show Some Songs and Stories to Do you want to move in with me? Hang on… I got their parents spitting bullets at each other. But while the Civic Theatre for one special night. This show you a certificate: I think we’re related.” Abie Philbin features many of Aslan’s best known songs plus Bowman (Irish Pictorial Weekly, Callan’s Kicks, Arena, Drama the children are having mock shoot-outs, the adults Music Comedy are warring for real. Whether it is the verbal bullets some classic covers and new material. There will be Jesus: The Guantanamo Years, Eco-Friendly Jihad) has April that fly between Mojo’s parents or the real war that is April good banter with the audience, as the lads explain April sold out across Ireland, and toured Edinburgh, Los Wed 15th - Sat 18th taking place, events from the adult world bring reality Thurs 23rd the background of some of the songs, and tell stories Sun 26th Angeles, Sweden and Pakistan. He was boycotted crashing into a world of myth and make believe. of 30+ years in Aslan. A must see show for all fans of by the DUP. Loose End Studio 8.15pm Main Auditorium 8pm Loose End Studio 8:15pm WARNING – CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE WARNING – CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE this legendary Irish rock band. €16 & €14 concession ‘A marvelously imaginative mix of reminder and €20 & €18 concession EARLY BOOKING ADVISED. €12 & €10 concession ‘Way beyond superficial satire… Absorbing, €10 opening night (15th) warning’ - The Times challenging and highly entertaining’ – TimeOut

Lisa Richards Agency presents Ballet Ireland presents Mend & Makedo Theatre Company present Chris Kent - Corked Tutus & Beyond Lucinda Sly Chris deals with his irrational fears and a quirky Ballet Ireland’s Tutus & Beyond journeys from Written & Directed by John MacKenna combination of real life events. Growing up and traditional classical ballet to the striking In March 1835, ten thousand people crammed the dealing with Misophonia (hatred of certain sounds- contemporary work being produced today. Pas de streets of Carlow to see the public hangings of Lucinda not including laughter...phew!), is only the tip of the Quatre, the romantic classic, caused a sensation Sly and John Dempsey. It was to be the last public iceberg... Voted within the Top Five Irish Comedians when it was created for the four greatest ballerinas hanging of a woman in the town. Sly and Dempsey (Hot Press Magazine 2013), sharing the stage with of the time in 1845. Next up, Sing Sing Sing inspired had been convicted of the murder of Lucinda’s Bill Burr, Dylan Moran and David O’ Doherty, T.V. and by Bob Fosse, a legendary choreographer of husband, Walter. Lucinda was a Protestant, John a radio appearances, and storming the Irish festival Broadway & Hollywood in the 60s & 70s. The second Catholic; Lucinda was a landowner, John her labourer; scene, Kent is effortlessly original-a truly natural half of the programme features the premiere of a Lucinda was 58 years old, John was less than half her Comedy born comedian. Dance powerful and magical new ballet, Lost, by Ludovic Drama age. They were lovers. John MacKenna’s new play is a Ondievla. Ballet Ireland continues its commitment April ‘Breathes new life into anecdotal comedy’ April - Main Auditorium Tues 28th April - tale of love, lust, land and murder. - The List to new work in presenting this compelling WARNING - CONTAINS STRONG LANUGAGE & SOME NUDITY Sun 19th Fri 24th 8pm piece by this ‘young rising choreographer’ (The Sat 2nd May ‘Carefree, comedic bulls-eye’ - The Dubliner Sat 25th 3pm & 8pm Loose End Studio 8:15pm Loose End Studio 8.15pm Magazine Guardian). With lighting by award winning designer Paul Keogan, this mixed programme shows the €12 / 10 concession €20 & €16 conc *€12 €18 & €16 concession Matinée: €18 / €16 / *€12 diversity of the company. €12 opening night (28th) *(under 12yrs) Irish National Youth Ballet presents Tallaght Youth Theatre presents Bull Alley Liberties College presents Ballet Fantasia Battlestations A Man of No Four ballets will be presented by the Irish National Written by Max Hafler Importance Youth Ballet. Symphony No. 10, Schubert Impromptu, Directed by Michael Bond & Gary Moorhouse Moving On and The Seven Sisters. The composers are Directed by Neville Carlyle Style Set in the recent past, Battlestations takes place Musical Direction by Brian Daly Mendelssohn, Schubert, Janácek, Tchaikovsky. The during the time that peace vigils against the war Choreography by Nicole McDonald Dance music will be played by a live orchestra. in Iraq were being organised. While it explores the ‘It cements Irish National Youth Ballets standing as political angle of the story, its main concerns are A Man of No Importance tells the story of Alfie Byrne, April 30th - May 1st one of the most solid ballet training grounds in the the universal themes of being tested and standing a bus driver in 1954 Dublin, whose heart holds Main Auditorium country.’ – by your principles. Battlestations is a development secrets he can’t share with anyone but his imagined of a piece written for the 24hr Project at the Cúirt confidante, Oscar Wilde. When Alfie attempts to put Thursday 30th April 8pm Drama on an amateur production of Wilde’s Salome in the Friday 1st May 12pm & 8pm International Festival of Literature, Galway 2003. May WARNING - CONTAINS REFERENCES TO VIOLENCE May local church hall, he confronts the forces of bigotry Saturday 2nd May 3pm & 8pm Thurs 7th - Sat 9th Tues 19th - Sat 23rd and shame over a love that dare not speak its name. 8pm shows: €20 & €15 concession But the redemptive power of theatre changes his life Groups 10+ €12 Loose End Studio 8.15pm Main Auditorium 8pm Matinée Sat 9th 3pm and brings his friends back to his side. Winner of the Fri 1st May 12pm: All tickets €8 €19 & €17 concession 2003 Outer Critics Circle Award for Best Musical, this Sat 2nd May 3pm: €17.50 & €13 €10 & €8 concession is a tender and beautiful tale of love, friendship and concession. Groups 10+ €10 Matinée €8 coming to terms with who we are.

Arena Lynx presents No Tears Productions presents RATSS Stage School presents Après Match My Second Self Snow White and the Gary Cooke, Risteárd Cooper and Barry Murphy Paul has lost his son. Leyton has lost his father. Seven Dwarfs collectively are known as Après Match. Their blend Together they will find themselves. My Second Self Celebrating ten years, RATTS Stage School has of brilliant commentary, outrageous humour and is an inspirational new Irish drama illustrating two brought nothing but the best of musical theatre wicked impersonations has delighted the nation for different understandings of in 21st to the Civic Theatre from their Junior and Senior almost two decades. Expect all the classic characters century Ireland. Through the stories of two men from students; Grease, Oliver, Les Miserables, The Ugly including Frank, Eamon, Bill, Gunther and many different generations, we see both the oppression Duckling to name but a few. Joe Conlan, the Artistic more from their bulging back catalogue. A show and progression of homosexuality in a New Ireland. Director, is one of the most established comedic of sketches that goes way beyond the confines From the writer of Queens of Pimlico comes this actors in his field and the students will be joining of football. Not just for men, and you don’t have heart-warming award nominated two-man drama him for the first time on stage as he takes on the Comedy to know anything about football,just love great Drama which played to sell out audiences in Dublin Gay role of the Dame in Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs. comedy, in fact it is as suitable for women as it is Theatre Festival in 2013 and is sure to give audiences June May May Wed 3rd - Sun 7th Don’t miss this opportunity to see this Dame in full for men. a fresh perspective and outlook on homosexuality flight with all his students. A must for all the family. Wed 6th Personal testimony: ‘I loved it’ – a woman Mon 11th - Sat 16th in Ireland. Main Auditorium WARNING - CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE. Main Auditorium 8pm Another testimony: ‘I really loved it’ – another Loose End Studio 8.15pm Wed 3rd - Fri 5th 7.30pm woman ‘A reinterpretation of Adam and Eve...’ - LeCool €25 & €23 concession €12 & €10 concession Sat 6th 3pm and 7.30pm Magazine Sun 7th 3pm €15

An Grianán Theatre presents Abbey Theatre on Tour presents Little Shadow Theatre Company presents Frank Pig Says Hello Maeve’s House Goodbye to Marie Frank Pig Says Hello is Pat McCabe’s stage version Written by Joe O’Neill of his acclaimed novel The Butcher Boy. It is a Written & Performed by , Featuring extracts from the writing of The play is set around the bedside of a dying mother. poignant and provocative journey into the heart and Her children come home to say their final goodbyes. mind of Francie Brady, a young man who is driven Maeve Brennan Each of the children has a unique relationship beyond the boundaries of his mental and emotional After a sell-out run at the Abbey Theatre, Eamon with the others and with their mother which are health. A black comedy with an inventive fusion of Morrissey’s delightful one man show goes on tour complicated, to say the least. The play is a drama but storytelling and role play, where over 30 characters as part of the Bealtaine festival. This beautiful story has comedy moments throughout. are played by two versatile actors, the production of brief encounters and shared experiences features WARNING - CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE offers a highly theatrical experience. Challenging extracts from Maeve Brennan’s writing and is a Drama but rewarding, Frank Pig Says Hello is at times Drama moving portrait of two artists in conversation across breath taking, often haunting and always hugely generations. May entertaining. This production enjoyed a highly May ‘engrossing’ – New York Times June Thurs 7th - Sat 9th successful tour of Ireland in 2014 with standing Thurs 14th - Sat 16th ‘something that comes close topure magic’ – Wed 3rd - Sat 6th Main Auditorium 8pm ovations for every performance. Main Auditorium 8pm Sunday Independent Loose End Studio 8.15pm WARNING – CONTAINS STRONG LANGUAGE AND €18 & €16 concession DISTURBING THEMES €20 & €16 concession €15 & €12 concession €12 opening night (7th) €12 opening night (14th) The Lisa Richards Agency presents Michael Scott presents Patrick Talbot Productions presents Al Porter “Is Yours" Songs from the Swans My Fair Ladies This year alone Al has popped up on RTE’s Electric Celebrating his 80th year, one of Ireland’s most at Coole renowned actors and performers, , fulfils Picnic, Next Week’s News, The Savage Eye, and Callan’s To mark the 150th Birthday of W.B. Yeats in 2015, a life-long ambition to play legendary Irish man Kicks. Despite his youth, this Christmas marked his Michael Scott has composed a new song cycle of letters . Following the 7th year starring in the Olympia Theatre pantomime. exploring his poetry; focusing on the development phenomenal success of his show The Love-Hungry Al is a television regular on RTE’s Republic of Telly and of the Irish state and his unrequited love for Maude Farmer by John B. Keane, and hot on the heels of is heard weekdays on RTE 2fm with Colm Hayes. But Gonne. Poems include Innisfree, Sailing to Byzantium, the acclaimed revival of Moll, Des will perform in it’s live on stage that he truly shines! Al Porter “Is When You are Old, The Sorrow of Love, No Second Troy. a hugely entertaining new play, which he has also Yours” promises a night of uproarious entertainment Deirdre Donnelly and Des Cave will read a selection devised, about the many ladies in the extraordinary Comedy with stand up, sketch and song! Candid, playful and Music & Poetry of poetry, and singers Kathleen Tynan (Soprano) Drama life of one of the greatest playwrights of all time. irreverent, Al Porter is a genuine showman with his and Anthony Norton (Tenor) will sing the new June June June George Bernard Shaw was the author of Pygmalion, modern take on old school light entertainment of musical settings of selected poems in an operatic Thurs 11th Wed 17th Fri 26th - Sat 27th which became the universally acclaimed film My Fair yesteryear. and classical style with a traditional Irish orchestra. Lady. He was also a hugely controversial essayist and Main Auditorium 8pm ‘One of the few comedians that actually makes me Main Auditorium 8pm The orchestra will consist of Irish harp, whistle, Main Auditorium 8pm commentator with forthright views on sex, marriage laugh’ - David McSavage percussion, fiddle, cello, french horn, concertina, €18 & €15 concession €20 €20 & €16 concession and celibacy. Join Des Keogh for a special evening of pianoforte and keyboards. wit, passion and humour in a very special year.

Nqabeni Promotions presents Verdant Productions present Beezneez Theatre Company presents Soweto Spiritual David McSavage Live Thy Will Be Done Singers Don’t Give Up The ever popular Beezneez return with a cracking Soweto Spiritual Singer’s performance style comes David McSavage is one of Ireland’s most popular production of Michael Carey’s hit, Thy Will Be from the South African a capella gospel tradition. comedians. His cutting commentary and Done. This is the story of two brothers, Jack and At the heart of their shows are Zulu songs, full performances take on all aspects of life and nothing Peteen, who live side by side but haven’t spoken in 40 years, with home-help, Bridie, acting as a of rhythm, style and spirit. With their unique is safe from his truth induced, mirror-holding renditions. From The Barman (The Bull Mick) to go-between. Peteen has a failed marriage with his all singing, all dancing performances the choir Father Finnegan to former President Mary Robinson wife emigrating to America just before their son was completely captivate; by the end audiences are and Pat...... Kenny, audiences relate to each born, never to return. When she dies in America, her left breathless, often deeply moved. Fresh sounds, character from the many aspects of Irish life. We are son returns to Ireland and is torn between his love Music inspirational harmonies and fabulous dance make Comedy not going to mention ...! Drama for his uncle and his respect for his father. Equally this an irresistible performance expressing the spirit CONTAINS STRONG LANUGAGE & SEXUAL REFERENCES hilarious and moving, Thy Will Be Done has become June of Africa. An infectiously feel-good experience for June July an international favourite and, given the usual Fri 12th all ages. Fri 19th Fri 3rd - Sat 4th Beezneez production standards, will provide an Main Auditorium 8pm ‘... meticulous and unstoppable ... spirited and Main Auditorium 8pm Main Auditorium 8pm evening of laughter and tears in equal measure. spectacular ...’ - New York Times €20 & €16 concession €20 €18 & €15 concession

Branar Téatar do Pháistí (Ireland) and Teater Refleskion Honor Heffernan presents (Denmark) in association with Baboró International Arts The Illegals with Festival for Children present The Whistling Girl Niamh Kavanagh “I shall stay the way I am, because I do not give a The Way Back Home Widely regarded as one of the best live tribute acts damn!” - Dorothy Parker When a boy discovers a single-propeller airplane in the country. The Illegals put on a formidable Composer Trevor Knight and singer Honor Heffernan in his closet, he does what any young adventurer show replicating the sound of two of the greatest are delighted to present The Whistling Girl, featuring would do: he flies into outer space! Millions of miles rock bands and delving deeper into The Eagles new musical settings of the poetry of the great from earth, the plane begins to sputter and quake, and Fleetwood Mac back-catalogues to keep their Dorothy Parker. Audiences can expect a darkly so the boy must make a daring landing on the moon. dynamic live show fresh but familiar to packed sardonic evening’s entertainment in which the But as it turns out, he is not alone up there…Branar venues throughout Ireland. Audiences really love American wit and critic’s words are given a sonic Téatar and Denmark’s Teater Refleksion have joined The Illegals live - an entertaining three-hours of face-lift fusing ‘dirty’-cabaret, electronic-vaudeville, forces to produce The Way Back Home, based on the vocal harmony, superb musicianship, unforgettable rock and jazz. A band of top Irish musicians including Childrens’ Theatre hugely successful book by Irish author Oliver Jeffers. Music songs and great fun - served up by a band at the Music/Drama Garvan Gallagher/bass, Tom Jamieson/drums, Conor This new show combines puppetry, original music June June top of its game. You’ll hear classic tracks from Linda July Brady/guitar and Trevor Knight/keyboards, will be and the distinctive and evocative design of Teater Rondstadt, Neil Young, Bonnie Raitt and others fronted by internationally acclaimed vocalist and Tues 16th Refleksion’s Mariann Agaard to realise a beautiful Sat 20th Fri 10th as well as all the top favourites from The Eagles actress Honor Heffernan. Main Auditorium and imaginative story on stage. A show without Main Auditorium 8pm and Fleetwood Mac: Hotel California, The Chain, Main Auditorium 8pm 10am & 12pm words, suitable for audiences aged 4 - 8. €20 & €16 concession Desperado, Dreams and more... €20 & €16 concession €7 ‘beautiful, touching and playful production’ - ‘Outstanding – The Rolls-Royce of Irish Rock”‘– RTÉ The Irish Times NOTE - VENUES ARE DENOTED BY COLOUR: MAIN AUDITORIUM LOOSE END STUDIO Ballet Ireland presents Civic Theatre presents Let’s Make A Ballet Camp Wizmania MAR MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT SUN In Ballet Ireland’s 15th Annual Summer School A three week musical theatre summer camp for boys & girls aged 6 - 18 years. Get the chance to perform 23 24 25 26 27 GAY BYRNE 28 29 participants will have an unforgettable time creating IN SEARCH IN SEARCH IN SEARCH IN SEARCH IN SEARCH IN SEARCH a ballet with professional dancers from Ballet Ireland. in Wizmania - The Musical based on the stories and OF MR.B OF MR.B OF MR.B OF MR.B OF MR.B OF MR.B music of ‘Wicked’, ‘Wizard of Oz’ and ‘The Wiz’ on the IN SEARCH IN SEARCH Each day begins with class on stage with the stage of the Civic Theatre, Tallaght. 30 OF MR.B 31 OF MR.B dancers. Summer school participants become part of the creative process, helping to devise the This camp is ideal for students with an interest MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT SUN 1 2 3 4 5 choreography and create sets. Our hugely popular in performance and musical theatre. Take part in APR IN SEARCH IN SEARCH IN SEARCH IN SEARCH summer school gives aspiring performers a taste for OF MR.B OF MR.B OF MR.B OF MR.B Dance Drama classes in theatre, dance, music and arts & crafts all that goes into making a ballet and a peek into the during morning classes and then rehearse for the 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 July life of a professional dancer. Mon 27th July - DEREK WARFIELD DON BAKER staged production of Wizmania – The Musical in the INTENTIONS INTENTIONS INTENTIONS INTENTIONS INTENTIONS GOT AMMO! Mon 20th - Fri 24th Together with the dancers, the young performers Sat 15th Aug afternoon. The three week camp culminates in a fully produced musical with lights, sound, set 13 WHAT 14 WHAT 15 WHAT 16 WHAT 17 WHAT 18 WHAT 19 Main Auditorium play an important role in the creation of their own WOULD MA SAY? WOULD MA SAY? WOULD MA SAY? WOULD MA SAY? WOULD MA SAY? WOULD MA SAY? and costume. PERFORMANCE: full length ballet which is performed on stage at the KIDS CAMP MOJO MICKYBO MOJO MICKYBO MOJO MICKYBO MOJO MICKYBO CHRIS KENT Fri 24th July, 4pm – 5pm: end of the week for family and friends to come and Age Groups: Please note; students must have attended at least two 20 21 22 23 CHRISTY 24 TUTUS & 25 TUTUS & 26 YOPS Please note, timetable to subject change. enjoy. Suitable for ages 6+ with or without 6 - 8 years / 9 - 12 years / 13 + years DIGNAM BEYOND BEYOND dance training. Hours: 10am - 4pm weeks of the camp in order to have a part in the final GAMES PEOPLE GAMES PEOPLE GAMES PEOPLE GAMES PEOPLE GAMES PEOPLE GAMES PEOPLE WORST. FIRST- Week1: Monday 27th July production. PLAY PLAY PLAY PLAY PLAY PLAY DATE. EVER. FEE: Group A: 6-8 years , Group B: 9-11 years, BALLET Week 2: Tuesday 4th August 27 28 29 30 FANTASIA €80 per student or €70 per student Group C: 12-15 years, Group D: 16 and over for 2 children from the same family. Week 3: Monday 10th August Students at Camp Wizmania LUCINDA SLY LUCINDA SLY LUCINDA SLY Groups C & D: 11am - 1pm can expect to enjoy: Groups A & B: 2pm – 4pm MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT SUN PERFORMANCES: Theatre: Improvisation, Role Play, Theatre Games, 1 BALLET 2 BALLET 3 Sat15th August - 2pm & 6pm MAY FANTASIA FANTASIA NOTE: On Thursday 23rd all groups are in during Speech & Drama. LUCINDA SLY LUCINDA SLY the afternoon. FEE: €85 per week Dance: Funky Hip Hop, Contemporary, Tap 4 5 6 APRÈS MATCH 7 FRANK PIG 8 FRANK PIG 9 FRANK PIG 10 All groups are in on Friday 24th July from 11 - 5pm. €20 deposit secures place SAYS HELLO SAYS HELLO SAYS HELLO and Jazz. BATTLESTATIONS BATTLESTATIONS BATTLESTATIONS Music: A repertoire of songs from musical theatre to 11 12 13 14 MAEVE’S 15 MAEVE’S 16 MAEVE’S 17 pop, and through this enjoyment and self-expression HOUSE HOUSE HOUSE MY SECOND MY SECOND MY SECOND MY SECOND MY SECOND MY SECOND discover many skills they never thought they had. SELF SELF SELF SELF SELF SELF Arts & Crafts: Learn how to make props & more for 18 19 A MAN OF 20 A MAN OF 21 A MAN OF 22 A MAN OF 23 A MAN OF 24 the final production! NO IMPORTANCE NO IMPORTANCE NO IMPORTANCE NO IMPORTANCE NO IMPORTANCE 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Participtants have the option to do 1, 2 or 3 weeks. Early drop off at 8.30am and late collection at JUN 5.30pm is available at an additional fee of €7 per day. MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT SUN 1 2 3 SNOW WHITE 4 SNOW WHITE 5 SNOW WHITE 6 SNOW WHITE 7 SNOW WHITE GOODBYE TO GOODBYE TO GOODBYE TO GOODBYE TO TOTS CAMP Camp Wizmania – MARIE MARIE MARIE MARIE Age Group: 8 9 10 11 AL PORTER 12 SOWETO 13 14 SPIRITUAL 3 - 5 years Tots Camp SINGERS Hours: 10am - 1pm We are delighted to offer our Tots Camp again this 15 16 THE WAY 17SONGS FROM 18 19 DAVID 20 THE 21 year for children aged 3 -5 years. Students will take BACK HOME THE SWANS McSAVAGE ILLEGALS PERFORMANCES: part in classes in theatre, dance, music and arts & AT COOLE crafts from 10am – 1pm. Parents and friends will be MY FAIR MY FAIR Lunchtime showcase each Friday 22 23 24 25 26 LADIES 27 LADIES 28 invited to attend a lunchtime showcase each Friday Week1: Monday 27th July to see their projects. Week 2: Tuesday 4th August JUL Culturefox.ie is the definitive online Week 3: Monday 10th August MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT SUN guide to Irish cultural events, giving About our teachers 1 2 3 THY WILL 4 THY WILL 5 you complete information about FEE: €55 per week Rob Murphy & Dominic O’Hailmhich BE DONE BE DONE cultural activities both here and abroad. €20 deposit secures place To find out what’s on near you right now, Rob Murphy (‘Buffy’ in the Cheerios Panto and 6 7 8 9 10 THE 11 12 visit Culturefox.ie on your computer or mobile phone. WHISTLING GIRL Director of Dramatic Action Stage School) and Download the FREE App now for iPhone | Android | Blackberry 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Dominic O’Hailmhich (Director of Live Laugh Learn) both hold an Associate from Trinity Guildhall, 20 LET’S MAKE 21 LET’S MAKE 22 LET’S MAKE 23 LET’S MAKE 24 LET’S MAKE 25 26 London. Together, with a host of experienced A BALLET A BALLET A BALLET A BALLET A BALLET teachers, they have joined forces with the Civic Theatre to bring you Camp Wizmania. 27 CAMP 28 CAMP 29 CAMP 30 CAMP 31 CAMP CAMP WIZMANIA CONTINUES WIZMANIA WIZMANIA WIZMANIA WIZMANIA WIZMANIA UNTIL SATURDAY AUGUST 15th Booking & Information The Civic Theatre is located in Tallaght at the end of the RED Luas line, at the northside of The Square Shopping Centre and beside South Dublin County Council headquarters and the County Library. How to Book: Gift Vouchers By Phone: 01 4627477 Valid for our entire varied and award-winning Visa, Mastercard & Laser are accepted. programme throughout the year including drama, Tickets are held at the Box Office for collection. There is no phone booking fee. comedy, music, ballet, opera, contemporary dance Online: www.civictheatre.ie and children’s theatre, Civic Theatre gift vouchers Note: there is a €1 online booking fee per ticket steal the show when it comes to choice. Gift In Person: Visit our Box Office Team and chat to Vouchers can be purchased from the box office in them about our calendar of events. Opening hours are: any denomination from €5, €10, €20, €30, €50 10am - 6pm Mon - Sat &€100 and do not have an expiry date. 10am - 8pm on performance nights Data Protection Policy Please note that only tickets for that evening’s performance can be booked between Once you have booked tickets for the Civic Theatre 6pm - 8pm. Should there be a Sunday your details will be held on our database. From performance, box office will open 2 hours prior to time to time, we may send you information about the performance. the Civic Theatre and its programme of events. Ways to Save If you don’t wish to receive this information tell Concession Tickets: us at the time of booking or email boxoffice@ Available to students, Equity members, under 18s, civictheatre.ie. the unemployed and senior citizens to certain shows. Accessibility Group Bookings: The Civic Theatre has a loop system for people A discount of 10% is available for groups of ten with hearing difficulties, designated seating in the or more to certain productions (please check with the Box Office at time of booking). Special rates main auditorium, lift, accessible toilet facilities for schools and groups are available to selected and reserved parking and ramp access to the shows; please contact [email protected] Theatre for the disabled attending evening and for more information. Saturday matinee performances. Please advise Terms & Conditions the Box Office of your requirements when booking. Refunds & Cancellations: Tickets cannot It is not possible to book wheelchair accessible be exchanged or refunded unless an event is cancelled. Should an event be cancelled, you will seating online. be offered a full refund. Interval Bistro Latecomers : Latecomer admission is not A full bar service is available before the show and guaranteed although offered where possible. Children: All children, including infants, must during the interval. Patrons can pre-order their have a ticket for an individual seat to comply with interval drinks before the performance. The bistro fire regulations. is open daily from 10am - 7.30pm. Ph 01 4627550 Phone: 01 462 7477 Mail: [email protected]: [email protected] Join our mailing list for special offers and discounts, visit www.civictheatre.ie /civictheatretallaght @civictheatre The Civic Theatre is a proud member of Theatre Forum niL deR e

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