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However, in the event of a sold out out sold a of event the in However, non-refundable. are tickets ll a COMEDY s D refun TALKS our website: www.milltheatre.ie website: our ign up to our e-newsletter on on e-newsletter our to up ign s tickets. free or discounts and offers witter for all the latest news, special special news, latest the all for witter t and acebook f on us ollow f ATES PD u s W ne , offers ecial P s call us on (01) 296 9340. 9340. 296 (01) on us call or more information, email Helen at [email protected], or or [email protected], at Helen email information, more or f performances for groups of 10 or over. over. or 10 of groups for performances roup rates are available for many of our our of many for available are rates roup g ings: K oo B P grou all bookings made via phone. via made bookings all from 11am – 5pm. Please note there is is there note Please 5pm. – 11am from 1 per ticket booking fee for for fee booking ticket per 1 2 at at s Mon- open is line phone ffice o Box 9340. 296 (01) all c one: PH y B pen 1 hour prior to all performances. performances. all to prior hour 1 pen o 11am-5pm. ffice is open from Monday to to Monday from open is ffice o Box erson: P in aturday, s 1 booking fee for all online bookings online all for fee booking 1 a is there note Please 2 www.milltheatre.ie online: K K oo B TO W o H t Dundrum heatre, t Mill dlr entre, Dublin 16 Dublin entre, c own (01) 296 9340 296 (01) ffice: o Box us contact nformation i Booking GETTING Here the theatre is located in the main square of Dundrum town centre, outside by the Mill Pond and restaurants. luas: green line from st stephen’s green to Dundrum (it takes approx. 20 minutes from st. stephen’s green) you can also get off at Balally and walk through Dundrum town centre. Bus: 14, 17, 44, 75 car from M50: exit at junction 13, follow the signs for Dundrum town centre/ green car park. car from Dublin city: follow the n11 to junction with fosters avenue. turn right and follow r112 until junction with taney road. turn left and make another left at the first traffic signals onto r117 and follow the road into Dundrum. ParKing the most convenient place to park is the green car Park of the shopping centre. this may be accessed from Ballinteer road and the Dundrum Bypass. Parking rates:8am - 6pm: 23 for the first hour, and the 2nd and 3rd hours are free, 23 per every hour after the 3rd hour until 6pm. 6pm - 11pm: 23 flat rate. 11pm - 8am: Free parking. opening Hours 6am - 12.30am. for further parking information see http://www.dundrum.ie/your-visit/parking. SEAT selection cHoose anD VieW YOUR SEAT online the auditorium seats 208, all rows are tiered so viewing is great from any seat! Please note: seating in the Maureen o’Hara studio is non-allocated. Please visit our seating plan online at www.milltheatre.ie 3 rock/pop music welcome Message P / / Y Status Quo A Y TRE i hope you all enjoyed a peaceful holiday season. M MEDY LASSICAL OLK HEA ALKS KE CO C MUSIC T MUSIC & DANCE COUNTR F ROCK / PO KIDS EVENT DRA T january SINGER / SONGWRITER since its inauguration it has always been my ambition Fri 19th & to welcome First Fortnight Festival to the Mill and so Sat 20th, Jan the festival arrives here in early January with a showing 8pm of ‘the Drummer and the Keeper’. first fortnight is a charity that challenges mental health prejudice through Auditorium arts and cultural action. check out their nationwide programme on www.firstfortnight.ie. this coincides tickets with our ‘Wellness day @ the Mill’ on the 11th of Exx January. come along and sample some Kids & Adults Yoga or our SSSHHHH Mindful Colouring room. Keep an eye on our website for further details. Parents- we love your little ones and have enjoyed engaging with them in 2017 through theatre, comedy, music and workshops. We hope to meet you all again in 2018. ‘Half light’ arrives to the Mill on the 26th & 27th of January and i cannot recommend this show highly enough. for children 8+ and parents alike it is a must see. susannah De Wrixon returns for the tiny tots cabaret, Punchlion with their kids comedy show Culturefoxand we are very proud to announce that our roald Dahl Mill Production is…’fantastic Mr fox’. We also promise to schedule lots of fun drama workshops in our studio throughout the year. We listened to your many requests and so Jean farrell returns with her sell out production of ‘the six Marys’. the highly acclaimed ‘Vagina Monologues’ produced by Q the Quo is a five-pieceBow Productions Status isQuo followed tribute byband, ‘the basedcollector’ in Northernbrought Ireland, dedicatedto usto bybringing ground thefloor musical Productions magic from and Waterford. energy ofBalally the original rock legendsPlayers, to rasathfarnham many people theatre as possible.group, Kilmacud Q the Quo Ms andare as close as you canglencullen get to theM&D reals, as Quo usual, sound. provide the backbone of the season. shakespeare is ever present with a return Even though it’sto fifty the greatyears tragedysince they ‘romeo rose and to fameJuliet’ within f eb/March.their first hit, Status Quo’st hemusic spring is asProgramme popular aswill ever. also Fansinclude will plenty never of forgetmusic the powerful riffsand played comedy by theso do late, peruse great the Rick brochure Parfitt, and the find amazing what solo work of Francistakes Rossi your and fancy. the unforgettable sing-along melodies and harmonies Beforethat have the performancemade the band do consider a world dropping class actin toover the the past five decades.warmth and They’ve welcome had of ourmore bar. 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