Free of Charge

Mick O'Dea │Black and Tan

Black and Tan is an exhibition of portraits re-imagined through old photographs using charcoal and Indian textured paper. O'Dea brings to bear his wealth of experience as a painter of the human face and body; and as a landscape artist consciously receptive to the ever-shifting patterns of light. Throughout Black and Tan previously inanimate faces are lit up by living warmth and personality as the artist re-captures a depth in light as it falls across shoes, buckles and straps in a Dublin street or a Cork Barracks.


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Druid Theatre Company presents

The Silver Tassie by Seán O'Casey

Directed by Garry Hynes

Druid is back with a show you simply won't want to miss. This sweeping play follows the lives of two young footballing heroes from the tenements of Dublin through the battlefields of France, and their return home.
Using all the resources of the theatre including live music and dance, this is an epic staging of one of Seán O'Casey's great plays.
 
Tony Award-winner Garry Hynes directs a cast of 19 – Druid's biggest ever company of actors – and welcomes back Druid favourites including Aaron Monaghan, Eamon Morrissey and Derbhle Crotty.


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Interactive Theatre Australia in association with Ten42 Productions present

Faulty Towers at the Old Ground Hotel
Enter the snobbish world of manic Basil; his domineering wife, Sybil; and their hopeless language-challenged waiter, Manuel. Be one of the steady stream of bemused guests trying to make Manuel understand what it is you want. And, maybe, just maybe, in the middle of all this, you might get some service, Faulty style, of course.

Everything that can go wrong will…In fact, this can best be described as organised chaos whilst enjoying a fabulous three course meal.


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Thursday 23rd September                    8pm

€20/€18 Conc.

PJ Gallagher

PJ Gallagher has become one of Ireland's best-loved comedians.   He is a Vicar Street regular, where he has just kicked off his new 2010 tour, Raging.  He has played sold out shows throughout Ireland and at the biggest and best comedy festivals that the country has to offer. PJ has been an almost permanent fixture on Irish television since Naked Camera arrived to RTÉ in 2005 and since then he has gone on to make his own series, Makin' Jake, in the USA. 


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€22/€20 Conc.

Jerry Fish & The Mudbug Club

What do you get when you cross Tom Waits with a Circus Showband, when you mix Jacques Brel with Mink DeVille, when you lock Dr John, Dean Martin and The Fun Lovin' Criminals in the same room? The answer is Jerry Fish & The Mudbug Club, the most eclectic bunch of musical chameleons ever to share a stage, all guided by the beatific gaze of chief Mudbug, Mr. Jerry Fish himself.


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glór & The Burren College of Art present

The National Chamber Choir: Leaving Home – Going Home

at The Burren College of Art

The National Chamber Choir of Ireland is widely regarded as Ireland's most distinguished choral ensemble, and is celebrated both nationally and internationally for its fresh and innovative sound.  The programme for the evening includes Barber's The Coolin, Poston's The Lake Isle of Inisfree, Danny Boy, Dvorak's Goin' Home and many more favourites.


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€20/€15 Conc.

The Irish Chamber Orchestra September Seasons Tour       

The Irish Chamber Orchestra are serving up a treat with Vivaldi's famous Four Seasons. The Italian year is interspersed with short works by Rossini, Puccini, Wolf and Elaine Agnew.

Katherine Hunka, director/violin.

Another superb show from the wonderful Irish Chamber Orchestra               Irish Examiner

Vivaldi                The Four Seasons

Rossini                Tempesta from Sonata Nr. 6 in D major

Wolf                     Italian Serenade

Elaine Agnew     Twilight

Puccini                Chrysanthemums