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This may only be copied under the terms of a Newspaper Licensing Ireland agreement (www.newspaperlicensing.ie) or written publisher permission. -2- Table of Contents 22/02/2014 Limerick Post: No cry for this Evita...................................................................................................................... 3 18/02/2014 Carlow Nationalist: No X Factor shenanigans in bid to find top songwriter.................................................................. 4 20/02/2014 Corkman: Perfect 10..................................................................................................................................... 5 18/02/2014 Limerick Chronicle: Photograph................................................................................................................................... 6 04/02/2014 Wicklow Times: Songwriting workshop with Luan Parle.........................................................................................7 04/02/2014 Wicklow Times North: Songwriting workshop with Luan Parle.........................................................................................8 25/02/2014 Carlow Nationalist: Ta 19 amhran roghnaithe don Chomortas Naisiunta Pan Cheilteach-............................................ 9 21/02/2014 Daily Mirror Eire: Talented line-up to take the stage at Meteor Choice Music Prize................................................. 10 05/02/2014 Bray People: Tell No Foxx shortlisted for TV showcase.................................................................................... 11 05/02/2014 Wicklow People: Tell No Foxx shortlisted for TV showcase.................................................................................... 12 18/02/2014 Connaught Telegraph-Two: The Acoustic Yard....................................................................................................................... 13 05/03/2014 Hot Press: THE PHANTOM............................................................................................................................ 14 Copyright Material. This may only be copied under the terms of a Newspaper Licensing Ireland agreement (www.newspaperlicensing.ie) or written publisher permission. -3- Limerick Post Circulation: 35393 Saturday, 22 February 2014 Area of Clip: 14300mm² Page: 96 Page 1 of 1 MUSICAL No cry for this Evita STRANDS of the community came together on Monday 17 for Limerick Musical Society's launch of 'Evita', set for the concert hall from March 20 to 22. LMS president John B Ryan, PRO Gerry Ryan and chairman James Scanlon rolled out warmth and delicious nibbles to UCH's Emma Foote and Marie Barron, the society's members, well wishers, our First Citizen and press. Mayor Kathleen Leddin addressed Dolan's Bar with a public appeal "to go out and support this event - so many groups in Limerick are putting Gemma Galvin is a regal Evita, time and work into a show for us" Martin McNeilus, Peron and praisedthis LMS winning "effort, commitment, professionalism and invested. Director Des Henn talent". committed weeks after last year's International soprano Sarah wonderful oomph of 'OakLahoma!' Dolan showed up with endorsement and his focus is "trying to keep the and heard parents Mick and Valerie acting as real as possible. We could Dolan congratulated by the Mayor argue about Evita herself for years, for their 2014 IMRO Live Music was she good or awful? But we are Venue of the Year award. doing it as per script with no stage On to 'Evita', with copyright gimmicks. released in 2013 making a hot choice "It's hard to stage as there has for City of Culture. "We are looking been the movie. It's hard expense into upwards of €6,000 to pay for wise, the set is challenging and copyright, depending on box office normally I like to see actors express receipts at UCH," detailed James, their personalities coming into a role chairing since 2011. "It is costing but with this, we cannot. The black €50,000 to stage this musical and and white footage is there on we have a cast of 65. 110 people YouTube, we know what Evita and and more are involved altogether Peron were like". between set, orchestra, committee Still, Des is sure of Limerick and of course, selling tickets and Musical Society "pulling it off". We promoting 'Evita'." will tell all the ways close to March Nine months work is already 20-22, booking at www.uch.ie -4- Carlow Nationalist Circulation: 11500 Tuesday, 18 February 2014 Area of Clip: 12800mm² Page: 21 Page 1 of 1 No X Factor shenanigans in bid to find top songwriter By Elizabeth Lee THE search is on for the country's most promising songwriters and musicians, but it's not the X Factor or even The Voice of Ireland that are eking out young talent this time. Rather, it's the Irish Youth Music Awards, and locally, the Carlow Regional Youth Services (CRYS) is working with them to find the brightest would-be stars in the area. "This is not the X Factor and there will be no cruel disembowelling of people's efforts. This will be a positive, constructive exercise in the company of one of Ireland's most respected music business personalities. Artists should not feel in any way intimidated by this great opportunity," a spokesman for Hot Press magazine said. Anyone interested has an opportunity to get involved because each county brings a team of young people to Dublin. There will be expert help on hand for PR, photography, web design and other music business essentials. Entrants can play any style of music they want, must have at least one original song but they must hurry because closing date is 21 February. Local winners will then go on and represent the county at the national finals on 12 April. The panel of experts includes Jackie Flayden (Hot Press magazine), Willie Kavanagh, (head of EMI Records Ireland and chairman of IRMA), Liza Geddes, head of media at Friction PR (Snow Patrol, Villagers), William Ryan, music barrister, and Keith Johnson, marketing manager with IMRO. If you are passionate about music and are looking for an opportunity to perform or have your own song performed, call Paul Amond on 085 7897279 or drop in to The Vault, Burrin Street, Carlow. -5- Corkman Circulation: 6911 Thursday, 20 February 2014 Area of Clip: 89200mm² Page: 78 Page 1 of 1 HAVEYOU AN EVENTSUITABLE FORTHIS PAGE? Simplye-mail [email protected] or phone2231441 withail the details SILLPERFECT&JOE WITH THE TOP 10THINGS10 TO SO IN COilC THIS WEEK 1IMRO STATEOF MIND TAKEa tripto thenewly crowned IMRO musicvenue of the year. Coughlan's Bar on Cork'sDouglas Street walked away with the accolade- previously awarded to nationally renownedvenues like the 02 andVicar Street afterjust a yearof hostinglive acts. Local singer-songwriterIan Whitty & The Exchangewill take to Coughlan'stonight (Thursday, February20) at 9pmand admission is€8. 2 ANEVENING WITH CARA MACROOM'SBriery Gap welcomes for the firsttime Ireland's top soprano Cara O'Sullivan on SaturdayFebruary 22 at 8pm. Carahas risento prominenceas one of the county'sleading sopranos and is an instinctive performerwith a remarkablefull, exciting and dramatic voice.Tickets €23. 3LET'S GETPHYSICAL THEPalace Players present 'Einstein's Gift' byVern Thiessen inthe Kilworth Village Arts Centreon Tuesday and Wednesday, February 25 and26. A moralitystory told through the recollections of AlbertEinstein, the playfocuses on the lifeand careerof Germanchemist Dr. Fritz Haber, who helpedimprove living conditions with his work on nitrogen fixation. Specialprice opening night €8, Wednesday, €10. 4MID TERMMAGIC WANTsomething for the kids to do overthe midterm?Direct from a WestEnd Season, don'tmiss Tall Stories' hit musical stage adaptation ofthe award winning picture book, The Gruffaloby Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler. Theideal introduction to theatre for preand primary schoolchildren and their families,The Gruffalofeatures plenty of songs,laughs and fun forchildren aged 3 andover. Theshow runs from Tuesday, February 18 to Saturday,February 22 with performancesat 10.30amand 1,30pm. Tickets are €10and €15. JamesBlunt plays the INEC In Killarneyon February27. RIGHT: Comedian Karl Spain is SEDGE OFYOUR SEAT performingin CityLimits Comedy Club. SEDUCTION,blackmail and murder lie waitingin thewings as the Everyman hosts 8RISING STAR ^EntertainingMr Sloane' from Wednesday February CATCHa risingstar in CyprusAvenue this 19to SaturdayFebruary 22 at 8pm. Saturday,February 22. With her new album Kathand her elderly father, Kemp, live in a house 'SameCloth or Not'Lisa O'Neill won over fans on the outskirtsof a rubbishdump. Their drab andcritics alike. existenceis interruptedby the arrivalof a new Herrich, aged folk voice, melancholic melodies lodger,the enigmatic Mr Sloane. Provocative and and brilliantlyrical wit markedher a genuinely sexuallyambiguous, Sloane soon has both Kath uniqueIrish artist. Her live shows became much andher brother Ed competing for hisfavours. But talkedabout affairs with the audience welling up allis notas it seems. onemoment, and in stitches the next. BehindSloane's nonchalant demeanour lies a Havingtoured Ireland and mainland Europe this calculatingpsychopath with a darkand secretive yearwith Glen Hansard, supported David Gray on past.Ticket prices range from €9 (students)to hisIrish tour and James Yorkston on hisUK tour €25. it'stime Lisa took on herown shows with an intimate performanceat Cyprus Avenue. LAUGHINGALL THE WAY Doors8pm. Tickets €15. p%FANCYa laugh?Karl Spain delivers his lat^J^est stand-uproutine in the
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