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Jan - April 2018 071 916 1518 JAN - APRIL 2018 071 916 1518 www.hawkswell.com Coolera Dramatic Society Interactive Theatre Australia/ Babes in the Wood Ten42 Productions Sun 3 Dec - Fri 15 Dec, 8pm Sat 16 Dec, 7.30pm Faulty Towers: Matinees Sun 3 & 10 Dec, The Dining Experience 3pm Sligo Park Hotel Tue 12 Dec - Wed 13 €17 Coolera Dramatic Society present Dec, 7.30pm their 39th pantomime. The perfect €47.50 pre Christmas treat for all the family. Featuring all the best gags and Limited Availability. a great meal. Limited Availability. Hawk’s Well Theatre/The Dock/ Hawk’s Well Roscommon Arts Centre Theatre Mini Proms Santa Babies Christmas Sat 9 Dec, Toons: 12pm for 0 - 18mths, Anything Goes 2pm for 18mths - 3years. Sun 17 Dec, 3.30pm €5 Mon 18 Dec, 10am Magical music with Sinead Conway & 12pm schools and Dave Flynn. Our final Music for 10/6 u12s/30 family Babies concert of 2017. Duration: € Anything Goes perform family 45 mins. Limited Availability. festive favourites. 45 mins. Book online: www.hawkswell.com 3 K C Kieran Quinn C I Pathways to Health I Declan L S Theme Night 19 S A U U T and Happiness - O’Rourke M An Evening with Elvis at Christmas M The Chronicles of Wed 20 – Thurs 21 Dec, The Great Irish Famine Shane Martin 8pm Fri 22 Dec, 8pm Sun 17 Dec, 8pm €20/10 u18s €25/12.50 u18s €15 An all-star cast of local musicians Declan O’Rourke and his 9 piece Psychologist and author, Shane and singers, led by musical band perform epic true tales, Martin will focus on what science maestro Kieran Quinn will kick- delivered through a marriage of has shown to make people happier, start the holiday season with the the best of the traditional music and what measures they can take King of Rock N Roll’s best-loved world and the heart of modern to lead to overall greater health. Christmas songs for what songwriting. Declan is joined by All proceeds to Mitchell Sisters’ promises to be a spectacular John Sheahan, Mike McGoldrick Independent Living Fund yuletide show! and Dermot Byrne among others. 4 Book online: www.hawkswell.com CREATIVE LEARNING FOR ADULTS CREATIVE LEARNING FOR CHILDREN Bodhrán Workshops for Bodhrán Workshops for Young Adults with John Joe Kelly People with John Joe Kelly Mon 15 Jan - Mon 19 Feb, Mon 15 Jan - Mon 19 Feb, 6 week course 6 week course Beginners, 6pm – 7pm, €70 Beginners, 7 – 12 years; Experienced, 7.30pm – 9pm, 3.30pm – 4pm, €50 €100 Experienced, 13+ years; 4.30pm – 5.15pm, 60 Best known for his work with € the band Flook, John Joe Kelly Does your child love drums? is constantly expanding the Here is your opportunity to channel boundaries of what beats and that energy and develop a range of sounds you can get from one motor, communication and social single drum. Renowned skills. John Joe Kelly, facilitates this worldwide for his energetic introductory course where your little teaching methods, this is a rare one can try their hand at one of the opportunity to enjoy a six week world’s oldest instruments in a fun, course with the bodhrán master. encouraging environment. ...to say John Joe Kelly plays the bodhrán, For those who want to develop their playing, is like saying Mount Everest the 4.30pm course offers an opportunity to is a bit of a climb. improve technique, tonal control, - Paul Saunders ornamentation and much more. Book online: www.hawkswell.com 5 CREATIVE LEARNING FOR CHILDREN CREATIVE LEARNING FOR CHILDREN Drama at the Well Thurs 11 Jan - Thurs 22 March, 10 week course (no class 15 Feb) 3 - 4pm, ages 4 - 6 yrs 4 - 5pm, ages 7 - 10 yrs €85 This fun and engaging drama course with experienced tutor Deirdre Gaule will encourage young children to act and participate in many different activities specially designed to explore creativity and build confidence. Each child gets the individual attention they need. Early booking advised. Toddler Drama Sat 13 Jan - Sat 17 Feb, 6 week course Sat 14 April - Sat 19 May, 6 week course 10.30 & 11.30am Ages 18 mths - 4 yrs €50 for toddler and parent Share some special moments with your little one in this gentle introduction to drama, music and movement for the very young. Under the relaxed and experienced eye of tutor Deirdre Gaule enjoy bonding with your child as you play, sing and dance together. Participation in nursery rhymes, action songs and toddler games develops confidence from a very early age. Early booking advised. Duration 45 mins. 6 Book online: www.hawkswell.com CREATIVE LEARNING FOR CHILDREN CREATIVE LEARNING FOR CHILDREN SingSkool Mini An exciting pre-instrumental music programme allowing your child to explore orchestral instruments, musical literacy and singing. Putting the FUN back into the fundamentals of music! Sat 13 Jan - Sat 24 March (no class Sat 17 March) 10 week course Beat Buddy Babies €90, Mini Melodies & Treble Makers €100 Sat 14 April - Sat 2 June, 8 week course Beat Buddy Babies €75, Mini Melodies & Treble Makers €80 Beat Buddy Babies for ages 6 mths - 3yrs, 10.15-10.45am Mini Melodies for ages 3-4, 11.00-11.40am Treble Makers for ages 5-6, 11.50-12.30pm Beat Buddy Babies Mid-Week Course Wed 17 Jan – Wed 21 Feb, 10-10.30am Wed 18 April - Wed 23 May, 10-10.30am 6 week course, ages 6 mths - 3 yrs, €55 Book online: www.hawkswell.com 7 L Sligo Fun Company C I Reeling in the A S C The Wizard of Oz I U Showband Years S Wed 3 - Sun 7 Jan, 8pm M Mon 1 Jan, 8pm U Matinee, Sun 7 Jan, 3pm €30/15u18s M €18/15conc. Starring Ronan Collins, Red Hurley, Gina from The Follow the yellow brick road this dreary January to Champions, The Conquerors Showband, Dave the merry ol’ land of Oz at the Hawk's Well Lawlor, Keith and Lorraine McDonald, Tommy and Theatre - where we’ve been told that a tornado Jimmy Swarbrigg, this all-star cast pays tribute to will be dropping off a lion, a tin man and a witch, the great showband era, bringing you back in time under a house no doubt! to this magical musical period. Early booking advised. 8 Book online: www.hawkswell.com C Music Network I S U Niamh Parsons, Ciarán Tourish, M Liam Kelly and John Doyle Wed 10 Jan, 8pm €18/16conc/9 u18s Time to come in from the cold and gather round as four leading lights of Irish traditional music join forces in what promises to be an unforgettable night. At the forefront of the Irish music scene for over 25 years, they have performed in every corner of the globe. Leading the charge is Arcady’s Niamh Parsons, a peerless balladeer with one of the most distinctive voices in Irish music. Donegal fiddle maestro and long-time member of Altan, Ciarán Tourish is fêted for his incendiary improvisation and cascading arpeggios, the perfect foil for the invention and rhythmic drive of flautist Liam Kelly. A founder member of Dervish, Kelly is equally at home trading riffs with James Brown, The Buena Vista Social Club or Sting. Add to the mix John Doyle’s signature guitar sound, heard on recordings by Solas, Joan Baez, Usher’s Island, Linda Thompson and Tim O’Brien among others and you’ll find no finer musical company to carry you through January with a light heart and a skip in your step. Book online: www.hawkswell.com 9 First Fortnight Festival & Bluestack Records P C I Brian Leyden: O S First Light with Adrian H U On Storycraft S M Crowley & Nocturnes K Sat 13 Jan, 2-6pm R 40 Fri 12 Jan, 8pm O € €15/7.50 u18s W A celebration of positive mental health featuring Taking you on a guided journey into the heart and Choice Music Prize winner Adrian Crowley and art of crafting stories, Brian Leyden is a highly ambient Irish-folk group Nocturnes. experienced writer and teacher, much sought-after for his extremely popular creative writing Founded in 2009, First Fortnight is a charity that workshops in fiction and non-fiction. He succeeds challenges mental health prejudice through arts and every time in being practical, informed and cultural action. inspirational. 10 Book online: www.hawkswell.com C David Hull Promotions I S U Kieran Goss and Frances Black M Reunion Tour Sun 14 Jan, 8pm €28/14 u18s 25 years after the smash success of duo Frances Black and Kieran Goss, details have been announced of a nationwide Reunion Tour, with dates across Ireland scheduled in January 2018. Since the days of their partnership, both Frances and Kieran have enjoyed huge international success in their respective solo careers, but it was the inspired pairing of these two unique talents as a duo in the early nineties that first caught the imagination of the Irish public. Last year’s tour not only sold out venues all around the country, it also showed that the duo hadn’t lost any of their magic. Kieran explains: “It had been a long time since we worked together and we were both nervous, but from the very first song of the first show we knew we had made the right decision. The audience sang every song with us; it was like a meeting up of old friends and both Frances and I loved every minute of it. We’re delighted to be given this opportunity of playing more shows together. We may even turn it into an annual event!” Book online: www.hawkswell.com 11 Y Hawk’s Well Theatre High Rock Productions C I D S E Caith Amach É U Sing for the hell of it! M Leaving Cert Irish Oral Workshop M Tues 16 Jan, 8pm O Tues 16 Jan, 10.30am Thurs 15 Feb, 8pm C €8/teachers free Tues 20 March, 8pm Caith Amach É, a smash hit comedy based on the €10 Leaving Cert Irish oral picture sequences returns.
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