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2019
programme
jan
- april
2019
your visit
Opening Hours Accessibility
An Táin Arts Centre is open Tuesday to Saturday 10.00 An Táin Arts Centre is an accessible venue, with lift
to 16.00 and 30 minutes before the commencement of access to the Basement Gallery and workshop spaces.
evening events. There are limited wheelchair spaces in the main theatre
and the studio theatre. Please inform us at the time of
Box Office booking if you have any special requirements or require
Telephone Booking: +353 (0)42 9332332 wheelchair spaces in the main theatre or studio theatre.
Online Booking: www.antain.ie Unfortunately, balcony seating in the main theatre and
the balcony foyer are not wheelchair accessible.
Tickets may be purchased online up to an hour before
each event. Tickets booked online are available for Latecomer Policy
collection from the box office on the day of the event. We encourage all of our patrons to arrive at least
15 minutes prior to the commencement of events.
Concession Policy Latecomers and those who leave the auditorium may not
Concessions are available to full-time students, senior be admitted until a suitable break in the performance
citizens (65 years and older) and the unemployed on or until the interval. Admission cannot always be
certain events. Please check with the Box Office at time guaranteed. If you arrive late and admittance is possible,
of booking and bring appropriate photo ID with you. All we cannot guarantee the seat that you purchased.
children must be accompanied by an adult and have a Patrons should note that visiting companies will have
valid ticket. Baby tickets (for babies 2 years old and under) differing policies in this regard.
are complimentary and can be picked up from the Box
Office on request. An Táin Arts Centre reserves the right to refuse admission.
Refund, Exchange and Cancellation Policy
Once purchased, tickets and gift vouchers cannot be
exchanged or refunded unless an event is cancelled by
An Táin Arts Centre.
€20 | Evening Season Ticket
€15 | Afternoon Season Ticket FILMS AT AN TÁIN ARTS CENTRE
I came to the conviction
that film criticism, in and of
itself, was an art.
rod lurie
Join us for monthly screenings of the best in arthouse,
foreign language and critically acclaimed movies,
followed by a relaxed discussion on all things
cinematic. The coffee will be free, the criticism will be
fierce – immerse yourself in the drama of it all.
Main Theatre
8 - 13 7.30pm
2.30pm Matinée on 12th & 13th
Jan
€10 Tuesday €15 Wed – Sun €12 Matinée
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Dundalk Musical Society
Dundalk Musical Society are back on the boards with their hilarious take on the classic tale of Snow White
and The Seven Dwarfs. Featuring a stellar local cast and a super talented chorus of over 100 local children
and young adults. This panto has all the ingredients of a great night out with music, dancing, laughter and
of course good triumphing over evil.
10 Jan -
16 Feb
Basement Gallery
10.00am – 4.00pm
Tues - Sat
Free
Leinster Printmakers
The Leinster Printmaking Studio is celebrating its
20th anniversary in 2018. To mark the occasion the
studio has invited all members past and present,
as well as guest printmakers who had participated
in previous exhibitions, to take part in a major
touring exhibition. The theme is open so as to
allow participants demonstrate their influences,
inspirations and personal style.
Studio members include Margaret Becker, Amelia
Peart, Alice Beresford, Pamela de Brí, Val Hennigan
and Michele Sweetman. Invited artists include Lars
Nyberg, James McCreary, Alice Hanratty, Constance
Short, Geraldine O’Reilly, Brian Lalor, Brian Barry and
many others.
Preview Reception Wednesday 9th January at 7pm
15
Jan
Studio Theatre
2.00pm
€5 (includes
tea/coffee after Sabrina
the movie) Billy Wilder, USA , 1954 , 113 mins, G
Chauffeur’s daughter Sabrina returns home from two years in Paris a beautiful
young woman, and immediately catches the attention of David the playboy son
of her father’s rich employers. David woos and wins Sabrina, who has always
been in love with him, however their romance is threatened by David’s serious
older brother, Linus, who runs the family business and is relying on David to
marry an heiress in order for a crucial merger to take place.
Starring: Humphrey Bogart, Audrey Hepburn, William Holden
Baby Friendly Screening: Tully
Jason Reitman, USA, 2017, 92 mins, 15A
Tully tells the story of Marlo, a mother of three who is
gifted a night nanny by her brother. Hesitant to the
extravagance at first, she forms a unique bond with the
thoughtful, unpredictable, young nanny, Tully.
Workshop Room
Starring: Charlize Theron, Mackenzie Davis
18 1.00pm
Jan This screening, with softer volume, brighter lights and
€5 per baby (includes one
extra space for prams, is aimed at parents/guardians
accompanying grown up)
€5 for additional adults/ and their babies under two years of age.
children
Main Theatre
19
Jan 8.00pm
€20
J’Adele
The ten times Grammy award winner is perfectly replicated by
Sarah Evans, whose witty charm and incredible voice enthrals
all audiences. In July 2018, J’Adele was officially awarded the
UK no.1 tribute to Adele at the National Tribute Music Awards.
J’Adele performs all of Adele’s hits including Hello, Make You
Feel My Love, Rolling In The Deep and Someone Like You.
Christy Dignam: Some Songs
and Stories
Aslan’s extraordinary singer and frontman Christy
Dignam and his lifelong friend and co-founder of
Aslan, songwriter/guitarist Joe Jewell, once again
bring their very popular show to An Táin Arts Centre.
This is an intimate acoustic show featuring the main
hit songs of Aslan; Crazy World and This Is, plus some
very special cover songs by other artists such as Main Theatre
David Bowie and Pink Floyd that inspired the duo 24
8.00pm
throughout their rock n roll career with Aslan. Christy Jan
and Joe relate many great stories of the origin of €25
the songs, and some stories of their good and bad
times on the road. Some Songs and Stories is a truly
beautiful musical acoustic experience. If you love
music and a good laugh, this is the real deal.
Workshop Room
29 8.00pm
Jan
€7 (includes tea/coffee
after the movie)
The Devil’s Doorway
Aislinn Clark, Ireland, 2018, 77 mins , 15A
In the fall of 1960, Father Thomas Riley and
Father John Thornton were sent by the Vatican
to investigate a miraculous event in an Irish
home for ‘fallen women’, only to uncover
something much more horrific.
Starring: Lalor Roddy, Ciaran Flynn and Helena Breen
The film will be followed by a question and answer session with the director.
Based in the Town Hall, Dundalk, Create Louth
supports and celebrates artists and creativity
in the county, and works towards making
participation in the arts a real and viable choice
for all citizens in Louth.
www.createlouth.ie
Duet for One
Dundalk Theatre Workshop
Based on the life of Jacqueline du Pré,
the cellist who rose to huge acclaim in
the 1960s until she was struck by MS in
1971, the play asks the question, how
do you go on living when all hope has
gone? It is a noble and deeply moving
piece of theatre, filled with wit, insight
and a refusal to wallow in misfortune. It
touches on something profound about
what Wordsworth described as the still
sad music of humanity.
30 Jan –
2 Feb
Main Theatre
8.00pm
€15 / €12
DabbledooMusic
DabbledooMusic makes music more accessible, engaging and fun for
all the family.
In this workshop you will be provided with instruments and play
along to Igor The Octopus (the world’s greatest drummer!), learn
melody with Jazz Cat and even play an Irish Polka!
Workshop Room
2 11.00am 5-8 yrs
Feb 12 noon 9-12 yrs
€8 per child (includes one accompanying
grown up)
€8 for additional adults / children
Situated along Ireland’s Ancient East, the wider Dundalk area has a wealth
of cultural attractions to offer. From brave knights, castles and round towers,
to tales of emigrants, monks and ancient civilisations, Ireland’s Ancient East
is brimming with stories, culture, attractions, festivals and fun.
To find out more about what you can see and do in the Louth area, please
visit www.irelandsancienteast.com. Dundalk Tourist Offices, situated in
Market Square, will also be happy to help plan your visit: they are open
Monday to Friday 09.30 to 17.30, providing an accommodation booking
service, itinerary and route planning, and local and national information.Warrior of the Táin
Quintessence Theatre
“Behind every great man Quintessence Theatre, An Táin Arts Centre’s Theatre
Company in Residence, creates a physical, innovative,
Is a greater woman: beautiful, and brutal re-telling of the very legend from
I gave birth to the great Cú Chulainn which An Táin derives its name. Blending movement,
dance, and music, Quintessence takes this epic of ancient
I am the Warrior of the Táin” Irish literature and breathes vivid new life into it by telling
the story through the eyes of the royal warrior Queen
Maeve.
Main Theatre
7-9 8.00pm
Feb
€15 / €12The Wife
Björn Runge, Sweden , 2017, 100mins, 15A
Joan Castleman has spent forty years sacrificing her own talent,
dreams and ambitions to support her charismatic husband
Joe and his stellar literary career. She has ignored infidelities
and excuses because of his art with undiminished grace and
humour. Their fateful pact has built a marriage upon uneven
compromises. But Joan has reached her breaking point! Based
on the best-selling book by Meg Wolitzer, The Wife is poignant,
funny and compelling, with Glenn Close delivering one of the
finest performances of her remarkable career. 12
Starring: Glenn Close, Jonathan Pryce, Christian Slater
Feb
Studio Theatre
2.00pm
€5 (includes tea coffee after
the movie)
All our spaces including our newly
renovated workshop room can
be hired for classes, functions and
conferences.
Call us on
042 9329281 for more details14
Feb
Main Theatre
8.00pm
€22 / €20
A Viennese Strauss Gala
Now in its 15th year, and back in Ireland
by popular demand, The European
Orchestral Ensemble accompany
four soloists in this sparkling new
anniversary production.
Recreating the romance of the
Viennese Festive season, reminding
you of a bygone age of glamorous
soirées and Strauss waltzes, and
featuring highlights from some of the
great operettas of the Strauss family
including Die Fledermaus, The Merry
Widow and many more.Annie: The Musical
20 – 24 S.O.N.G (Stage One New Musical Group)
Feb Set in 1930s New York during The Great Depression, brave young Annie is forced
to live a life of misery at Miss Hannigan’s orphanage. Her luck soon changes
when she’s chosen to spend a fairytale Christmas with famous billionaire, Oliver
Main Theatre Warbucks. Meanwhile, spiteful Miss Hannigan has other ideas and hatches a plan
to spoil Annie’s search for her true family... With its Tony® award-winning book and
7.30pm Nightly score, including the unforgettable songs It’s The Hard-Knock Life, Easy Street and
2.30pm Matinée on Tomorrow, you can bet your bottom dollar that you’ll love it!
23rd & 24th
Featuring a cast of over 80 talented performers and starring Sarah Dunne and
€15 / €12 Matinées Caragh Mailley as Annie.Workshop Room
26 8.00pm
Feb
€7 (includes tea/coffee
after the movie)
Seven Drunken Nights: The Story of
the Dubliners
Rosie Direct from the West End, Seven Drunken Nights brings
Paddy Breathnach, Ireland, 2018, 86 mins, PG to life the music of Ireland’s favorite sons The Dubliners.
Telling the story of a career spanning 50 years and
From the pen of Roddy Doyle, Rosie is the story of evoking the spirits of Ronnie Drew, Luke Kelly, Barney
a family without a home. Rosie a mother of four, McKenna, Jim McCann, Ciaran Bourke and John Sheahan,
alongside her partner John Paul, do everything in this talented cast of musicians and singers bring the
their power to protect their children and maintain music of this iconic group to life, performing classics as
their dignity as the Irish housing crisis threatens The Wild Rover, The Irish Rover, Molly Malone, Finnegan’s
their family’s safety and unity. Wake, Raglan Road and of course The Seven Drunken
Nights.
Starring: Sarah Greene, Moe Dunford
Main Theatre
28 8.00pm
Feb
€25Workshop room
2 11.00am
March
€8 per child (includes one
accompanying grown up)
€8 for additional adults/
children
Silver Tree
Cliodhna Noonan
Silver Tree is a beautiful first-time theatre experience for babies and their carers. It is based on the Romanian
legend of the Ursitoare fairy and asks the question ‘What do you want for the future?’ Come along and find out!
Perfect for babies aged 0 to 9 months.Rory’s Stories
2 Main Theatre
March 8.00pm
Rory O’Connor is Ireland’s favourite online funny man and
best-selling author, otherwise known through his social media
sketches as Rory’s Stories.
€20 / €18
Rory’s Stories takes a hilarious and frank look at every aspect
of Irish life. From the GAA to the Guards and everything in
between, Rory’s quick comedic wit perfectly captures what it
means to be Irish.Concerning the Other
Concerning the Other is a collaborative
art project which brings together ten
artists to create a hundred collaborative
artworks. The concept for this project
is that in these days of uncertainty,
mounting racism and intolerance, artists
can take a lead in promoting diversity
and showing concern for minorities
and for refugees from areas of conflict.
Ten selected artists responded to and
took account of each other’s work in a
collaborative process which took place
over ten weeks in 2017. The collaborative
nature of this project is particularly
relevant in these turbulent times and
it resulted in surprising and engaging
artworks.
The Artists: Brian Fay, Claire Halpin,
James Hanley R.H.A, Joanna Kidney, Eoin
Mac Lochlainn, Miriam McConnon, Kate
Murphy, Ben Readman, Gail Ritchie and
Susanne Wawra.
Preview Reception Saturday 2nd March
at 2pm
Basement Gallery
5 March –
10.00am – 4.00pm
6 April Tues – Sat
FREEThe Lady and the Unicorn: A
Fun Art Talk
Elusive Leprechaun Productions
If you like your art with a side of fun, this
multimedia art talk is for you! Over 30 artworks
inspired by European Celtic mythology are
celebrated in this fun-filled show. From W.B. Yeats
to Game of Thrones to 15th Century unicorn
tapestries with hidden mysteries. There may even
be chocolate!
Suitable for students aged 12 years plus.
Workshop Room
6 11.00am
March
€5 Students (teachers free)
Blood Red Lines
Playhouse Theatre and Peacebuilding Academy
Stories shared in the pub, heard by a new generation
worried about the future…
The growing anxiety in border communities about the
effect Brexit will have on peace…
The fight for justice, for the truth…
Main Theatre BAFTA winning film and theatre maker Robert Rae
gives a new voice to the tragedies that occurred in
9 8.00pm the South Armagh and Border counties in the darkest
March days of The Conflict.
Free but booking is
essential12
March
Studio Theatre
2.00pm
€5 (includes Puzzle
tea/coffee after Marc Turtletaub, USA, 2017, 103mins, 15A
the movie)
Agnes has reached her early 40s without ever venturing far from home, family
or the tight-knit immigrant community in which she was raised by her widowed
father. That begins to change in a quietly dramatic fashion when Agnes receives a
jigsaw puzzle as a birthday gift and experiences the heady thrill of not only doing
something she enjoys, but being very, very good at it.
Starring Kelly MacDonald and Irrfan Khan
Conal McIntyre and
Mark Corcoran
Conal McIntyre and Mark
Corcoran celebrate the launch
of their split cassette-only
record with this special gig. Each
cassette is a package to treasure
and lovingly produced by the
art organisation thirty three-45.
Studio Theatre
16 8.00pm
March
€10 ticket only / €18 ticket
+ cassetteIreland’s Call
Follow the lives and family histories
of three young men as they
grow up in Coolock on Dublin’s
northside. What shapes them and
entices them to a life of crime?
Examining issues of class, religion
and identity, this new play is an
unflinching exploration of the Irish
psyche, bringing our collective
guilts, secrets and flaws to the
surface.
Developed as part of Show In
A Bag, an artist development
initiative of Dublin Fringe Festival,
Fishamble: The New Play Company
and Irish Theatre Institute to
resource theatre makers and actors.
The play will be followed by a
post-show discussion with John
Connors.
Studio Theatre
22 11.00am & 8.00pm
March
Matinée €10 Student
(teachers free)
Evening €15 / €1223
March
Main Theatre
8.00pm
€16 / €14
Freakshow
Big Telly Theatre Company
Inspired by the true story of the 17th Century Portrush Giantess, Mary Murphy, Freak Show is an original blast of
irreverent theatre from Portstewart’s Big Telly.
Mary married a dashing French sea captain who gave up his seafaring to manage her ‘freak show’ celebrity. After
years of international acclaim, Mary was reported destitute, no longer with her captain, her celebrity forgotten.
Freak Show examines themes of performance, exploitation and consent and reflects a contemporary fascination
with fame, scandal and privacy. Clashing dark with light, it will contain maximum craic and heartbreak in spades.BlacKkKlansman
Spike Lee, USA ,2018, 135 mins, 16
Spike Lee returns with the incredible true life story of Ron Stallworth, an
African-American police officer from Colorado, who successfully managed
to infiltrate the local Ku Klux Klan and almost became the head of the
local chapter. Equally boisterous and incendiary, BlacKkKlansman is set in
the 1970s, but its politics is firmly rooted in critiquing the reemergence of
far right extremist group within mainstream American politics.
Starring: John David Washington, Laura Harrier, Adam Driver
Workshop Room
26 8.00pm
March
€7 (includes tea/coffee after the movie)
Milo’s Hat Trick
Cahoots NI
Milo the Magnificent isn’t magnificent at all. His card trick is hopeless.
His rope trick is useless and his hat trick is a total mess!
Milo has one last chance - to pull a rabbit out of his hat at the next
performance - or else! With carrot, string and stick, Milo heads for the woods
in search of a rabbit. Instead he finds a bear, a very talented bear, whose
sensational hat trick just might save Milo’s magic act.
Young audiences can expect magic, music and mischief in this delightful adventure
from the multi-award winning Cahoots NI. Suitable for children ages three plus.
Main Theatre
27 10.30am & 12.00pm
March
€5 Students (teachers
free)29
March
Main Theatre
7.00pm
€12
Sing-Along Screening: Grease tough-talkin’ clique known as the Pink Ladies. One of the
Randal Kleiser, USA, 1978, 110 mins, PG most beloved musicals of all time, the popular soundtrack
includes You’re the One that I Want, Hopelessly Devoted
As a new school year begins, wholesome Australian to You, Sandy, Summer Nights, and the title tune.
exchange student Sandy and duck-tailed, leather-
jacketed Danny parlay their summertime romance into Starring: John Travolta, Olivia Newton-John and Stockard
an on-and-off attraction that may or may not cross clique Channing
lines. Sandy seriously cramps Danny’s style, so he dumps
her. In response, Sandy begins dating a wholesome Free cocktail on the night for grown-ups who dress as
athlete, but, as a hedge, she also joins the gum-chewin’, Pink Ladies or T-Birds!
Sophie Coyle
Sophie Coyle delivers stories
carved in her own lore,
conjured by her own unique
lyrical dynamism. Her songs
are charmed with a rare and
seductive magic. She is joined
by Dundalk friends Caroline
Whately (Bass), Sharon McArdle
(Keys, harp, accordion) and Studio Theatre
Conor Taaffe (Drums) and 30 8.00pm
special guests Mark Corcoran
and Fintan Lucy.
March
€10The Black Eyes
Dundalk Youth Theatre
Based upon a popular urban myth that originated in 20th
Century America, this performance tells the story of the
phenomenon known as The Black Eyes. Are they ghosts, Studio Theatre
ghouls, aliens or perhaps the walking dead? We are taken 4-5
on a journey via witnesses’ accounts of people seeing April 8.00pm
and trying to escape these strange beings. €10
Family Screening: Paddington
Paul King, UK, 2014, 95mins, G
When an earthquake destroys his home in the Peruvian
jungle, a blue duffel coat-wearing bear decides to
travel to London. Discovered alone at Paddington train
station by Mr and Mrs Brown, the little bear’s luck seems
to be changing when the family agrees to look after
him; that is until he attracts the attentions of a sinister
taxidermist…
Starring: Nicole Kidman, Sally Hawkins, Ben Whishaw
Main Theatre
6
2.00pm
April
€5 / €15 for famiy
of fourMain Theatre
12
10.30am & 12.00pm
April
€5 Students
(teachers free)
Studio Theatre
9
2.00pm
April
€5 (includes tea/coffee
after the movie)
Stan and Ollie
Jon S. Baird, UK , 2018, 97 mins, PG
The true story of Hollywood’s greatest comedy
double act, Laurel and Hardy, is brought to
the big screen for the first time. Starring Steve
Coogan and John C. Reilly as the legendary War of the Buttons
movie icons, Stan and Ollie is the heart- Compagnie Animotion
warming story of what would become the pair’s
triumphant farewell tour. With their golden Welcome to a tale of squabbles, scuffles… and buttons!
era long behind them, the pair embark on a
variety hall tour of Britain and Ireland. Despite George grows grapes. Bessie grows cabbages. One loves
the pressures of a hectic schedule, and with the the sun. One loves the rain. A petty squabble grows and
support of their wives Lucille (Shirley Henderson) grows and grows into… the war of the buttons!
and Ida (Nina Arianda) – a formidable double act
in their own right - the pair’s love of performing, Told through an energetic mix of music, puppetry,
as well as for each other, endures as they secure clowning, movement and sign language, French
their place in the hearts of their adoring public. company Compagnie Animotion’s distinctive non-verbal
vocabulary creates a show accessible to deaf, hearing and
Starring: Stephanie Hyam, John C. Reilly, Shirley international audiences.
Henderson, Steve Coogan
Perfect for children aged 4 to 11 years old.Beyond the Horizon: The Pink Floyd Show
13
April Combining great musicianship, amazing singers and a custom lights and laser
show, this is a top class Irish Pink Floyd Experience.
Everyone in the band is a life-long Pink Floyd fan and it comes across in the
Main Theatre set-list and stage show.
8.00pm
The Pink Floyd Show. Played by Pink Floyd fans for Pink Floyd fans.
€20 / €18Man or Mouse
Aisteoir Theatre Group
25 - 27
April
This is a mystery psychodrama like no other. Tiarnan
O’Keefe, an only son just turned 60, is mourning the death
of his devoted mother. But the wake-house is soon to be
bedevilled by mysterious noises emanating from the
Main Theatre attic. He appeals to his neighbours, his Polish housekeeper,
even the parish priest. Nothing can ease his torment. Until
8.00pm finally the grim truth is revealed. It almost defies belief.
€15 / €12
Cold War
Pawel Pawlikowski, Polish, 2018, 88 mins, 15
The new film from Pawel Pawlikowski, the director of
the Academy Award-winning Ida, follows the passionate
romance between musician Wiktor and beautiful young
woman Zula, who meet in a post-war Poland. Told over 15
years and shot in stunning black and white, Cold War won
the Best Director prize at this year’s Cannes Film Festival.
Starring: Joanna Kulig, Tomasz Kot, Borys Szyc
Language: Polish
Workshop Room
30 8.00pm
April
€7 (includes tea/coffee after
the movie)Basement Gallery
27 April – 10.00am – 4.00pm,
11 May Tuesday – Saturday
club, both collectively and as individual members,
FREE augers well for the future of photography in Dundalk,
in County Louth and the bordering areas.
Dundalk Photographic Society This exhibition presents members’ recent work, with
approximately 120 images in total on display. These
Annual Exhibition will be judged by an international photographic
expert prior to the official opening.
40 years since its foundation, Dundalk Photographic
Society is recognised as one of the best photographic Preview Reception: Friday 26th April at 7pm
clubs in the world, with awards too numerous to
mention. The domestic and international success of theSuper Saturday
Family Hangout
Every Saturday from 10am – 3pm.
Take an hour out of the weekend routine and relax
with your family at our weekly Family Hangout.
Visit the latest exhibition in the Basement Gallery,
enjoy a complimentary tea, coffee or juice, browse
the papers and have fun exploring our creative toy
box and art cart full of puzzles, colouring activities
and games. Keep an eye on our Facebook page for
upcoming crafts and activities.
Foyer
This weekly creative hangout space is free and open
Saturdays to everyone. Step away from the busyness, take a
10.00am - 3.00pm break and just hangout.
Free
An Táin Arts Centre TERM
School of Music STARTS
7 Jan
An Táin Arts Centre and Grow Music present a
school of music for children and adults in the
North East. We provide quality tuition in violin, An Táin Arts Centre
cello, piano, voice, guitar, drums and ukulele, with
both private and group classes available. Perfect Every Monday
for both beginners and improvers, our classes and Tuesday
afford you and your child the space to develop Private Classes:
and explore all that music has to offer. 30 mins €20
60 mins €40
For further information and to book, contact
Heather on 085 7493112. Group Classes:
30 mins: €10
60 mins €20Drama Workshops
Leah Rossiter
At An Táin Arts Centre children are
encouraged to learn new drama and theatre
devising skills through a series of fun games
and activities. Each workshop is designed to
foster and support creativity and confidence,
with class sizes affording each child the
attention they deserve.
For ages 7 – 12 years old.
Leah Rossiter is a Drogheda-based actor and
facilitator.
TERM Workshop Room
STARTS Fridays 4.00pm - 5.00pm
12 Jan
€50 for 6 weeks
Dundalk Youth Theatre
Weekly workshops for young people to explore the possibilities
of theatre. Try something different, have fun, increase confidence
and get to know new people while learning new skills in drama,
devising and movement. For ages 12 to 18 years old.
For further information and to book, contact Edwina on
087 2949637
TERM Workshop Room
STARTS Saturdays 2.00pm - 4.00pm
26 Jan €80 for 10 weeksbook your
tickets online
contact us
www.antain.ie An Táin Arts Centre
Crowe Street
Dundalk
Co. Louth
box office Ireland
042 9332332
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