Upcoming events at An Táin Arts Centre for March 2019 - Louth PPN
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Upcoming events at An Táin Arts Centre for March 2019 Box Office: An Táin Arts Centre, Crowe Street, Dundalk, Co. Louth Phone: 042 9332332 | Online: www.antain.ie FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/antainartscentre | TWITTER https://twitter.com/antainarts MUSIC: Conal McIntyre & Mark Corcoran – Studio Theatre, An Táin Arts Centre Saturday 16th March at 8pm Tickets €10 / €18 ticket + cassette Booking https://antain.ticketsolve.com/shows/873596541 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. THEATRE: Ireland’s Call – Studio Theatre, An Táin Arts Centre Friday 22nd March at 11am + 8pm Tickets €10 Matinee | Evening €15 / €12 Booking https://antain.ticketsolve.com/shows/873596605 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.
THEATRE: Freak Show – Main Theatre, An Táin Arts Centre Saturday 23rd March at 8pm Tickets €16 / €14 Booking https://antain.ticketsolve.com/shows/873596605 Big Telly Theatre Company Roll up if you dare, for a rare roadshow of revenge. In the 250th year of circus itself, the side show lunatics have taken over the asylum - and the madness makes total sense. These fairground attractions have axes to grind and bones to pick. A gloriously absurd expedition into the world of strange. Marvel at the Portrush Giantess, the Brainless Brothers. Behold the talking corpse and the Pig-Faced Woman. A satisfyingly dark and funny show with the remnants of a dusty velvet and chipped gilt Victoriana. Freak Show never loses its humanity, with its twisted heart firmly on the side of the outsiders. 'Faces and formaldehyde. Horror and belly laughter. It will blow the steam right' off your punk. 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. *Contains dark humour. Parental guidance advised for under 12 years. FILM: BlakKklansman – Workshop room, An Táin Arts Centre Tuesday 26th March at 8pm Tickets €7 Booking https://antain.ticketsolve.com/shows/873596614 Access cinema | Spike Lee, USA ,2018, 135 mins, 16 Spike Lee returns with the incredible true life story of Ron Stallworth, and 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
CHILDREN’S THEATRE: Milo’s Hat Trick – Main Theatre, An Táin Arts Centre Wednesday 27th March at 10:30am + 12pm Tickets €5 Students (Teachers free) Booking https://antain.ticketsolve.com/shows/873595958 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. MUSIC: DkIT SOUNDS – Main Theatre, An Táin Arts Centre Wednesday 27th March at 8pm Tickets €12 / €10 Booking https://antain.ticketsolve.com/shows/873600798 DkIT SOUNDS: Sibéal | Gerry O'Connor | DkIT Musicians DkIT Sounds celebrates Irish music and language in a showcase event with singer Sibéal Ní Chasaide, fiddle player Gerry O'Connor, Éamonn Galldubh & Jane Meehan, DkIT. This unique event brings together past and present DkIT students with invited guest Sibéal. Dundalk and its hinterland is an area rich in music and culture. DkIT cherishes and fosters that music and culture. This event is a showcase of diverse styles by some of Ireland's leading artists brought together for this special event to showcase their musical and unique styles.
FILM: Grease Sing-Along – Main Theatre, An Táin Arts Centre Friday 29th March at 7pm Tickets €12 Booking https://antain.ticketsolve.com/shows/873596635 Access cinema | Randal Kleiser, USA, 1978, 110 mins, PG As a new school year begins, wholesome Australian exchange student Sandy and duck-tailed, leatherjacketed Danny parlay their summertime romance into an on-and-off attraction that may or may not cross clique lines. Sandy seriously cramps Danny’s style, so he dumps her. In response, Sandy begins dating a wholesome athlete, but, as a hedge, she also joins the gum-chewin’, tough-talkin’ clique known as the Pink Ladies. One of the most beloved musicals of all time, the popular soundtrack includes You’re the One that I Want, Hopelessly Devoted to You, Sandy, Summer Nights, and the title tune. Starring: John Travolta, Olivia Newton-John and Stockard Channing Free cocktail on the night for grown-ups who dress as Pink Ladies or T-Birds! MUSIC: Sophie Coyle & band – Main Theatre, An Táin Arts Centre Saturday 30th March at 8pm Tickets €10 Booking https://antain.ticketsolve.com/shows/873596636 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 Conor Taaffe (Drums) and special guests Mark Corcoran and Fintan Lucy.
VISUAL ARTS: Concerning the Other – Basement Gallery, An Táin Arts Centre Opening Saturday 2nd March at 2pm Run till Saturday 6th April https://antain.ticketsolve.com/shows/873596499 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. The Curators: Olivier Cornet, Claire Halpin, Eoin Mac Lochlainn# Our January – April 2019 programme is available online and printed copies can be picked up at An Táin Arts Centre on Crowe Street and around the county! https://antain.ticketsolve.com/shows Super Saturday Family Hangout! Every Saturday from 10am – 3pm http://antain.ie/super-saturday-family-hangout/ 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.
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