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PROGRAMME OF EVENTS
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8 February
Twilight
Theatre
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25/26 March
Tarry Flynn
Theatre
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16 February
Music Network
Music
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30 March
Fall & Float
School show
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18 February
The Handyman
Theatre
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1 April
Oliver Callan
Comedy
28
20 February
Sunday Sounds
Music
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2 April
Jennifer Stumm
Music
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27 February
Wunderground
Children’s Theatre
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3 April
Sunday Sounds
Music
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4-12 March
Roscommon Drama Festival
Theatre
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6 April
Snapshot
Theatre
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16 March
Eleanor Shanely & John Feeney
Music
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13 April
The Emma Langford Trio
Music
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17 March
Des Bishop
Comedy
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22/23 April
Let’s Celebrate
Music/Dance
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19 March
The Dubliners Show
Music
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28-30 April
Roscommon Drama Group
Theatre
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23/24 March
BabyGroove
Babies Theatre
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VISUAL ART
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ENGAGEMENT & EDUCATION
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Opens 29 Jan
With Other Matter
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From April 7
Act Your Age
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Opens 26 March
The Mart Project
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From April 9
Poetry Explored
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Opens 29 April
Interconnections
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Ongoing
Primary Colours
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Ongoing
Gallery X Ed
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ENGAGEMENT & EDUCATION 8 February
10 Mins of Art
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ARTIST SUPPORTS
20 February
Gallery Days
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AIR Open Call
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SEATING PLAN
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12 March
Alice Kinsella
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Writers In Residence
26 March
10 Mins of Art
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Pop-Up Artist Café
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February onwards
Elderberries
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Artist Call Out
February onwards
Songbirds
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Time & Space
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February - March
Plant Therapy
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Studio Rental
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KALEIDOSCOPE: ENGAGEMENT & EDUCATION
FAMILIES
COMMUNITY
Join us for some playful experimentation with materials, techniques and ideas and learn a little bit about the work on show in our gallery in a fun way with the brilliant Marian Balfe. Starting this February, it’s the perfect weekend family activity!
Plant Therapy is the engagement strand for the “With Other Matter” exhibition. Two artists will use plants to engage with residents in two Nursing Home contexts.
Gallery Days with Marian Balfe
SUNDAY 20th FEBRUARY I ADM FEE PRE-BOOKING ESSENTIAL
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With Other Matter: Plant Therapy
Through conversation, indoor gardening techniques, drawing, painting and making processes, participants will explore the therapeutic qualities and benefits of plants and natural materials in an indoor setting.
KALEIDOSCOPE: ENGAGEMENT & EDUCATION
ONLINE
SCHOOLS
Films of each exhibition in the curated visual art programme with contributions from participating artists can also be downloaded, along with supporting critical texts from our website. Essay booklets will be available at the gallery & films will also be screened in-house.
Our visual art education programme in secondary schools continues with artists & educators Maree Hensey and Andy Parsons.
Audio guides will also be developed in 2022 to compliment shows
Gallery X Ed
REGISTER YOU INTEREST AT: boxoffice@roscommoncoco.ie
Primary Colours Primary school students aged 7+ can enjoy free guided tours of our exhibitions, with artist Marian Balfe. Tours are complimented by on-site workshops.
BOOK VIA boxoffice@roscommoncoco.ie
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KALEIDOSCOPE: ENGAGEMENT & EDUCATION
10 MINS OF ART
DANCE
TUESDAY 8th FEBRUARY | 7.30pm NAOMI DRAPER “WITH OTHER MATTER”
The fabulous Catherine Donnelly invites anyone aged 50+ to getting moving in these gentle classes. Wear loose clothing and comfortable shoes, no previous experience is necessary
Have you ever stepped into our gallery? Curator Naomi Draper, artists and educators will host 10 minute tours of exhibitions, specifically developed for non-visual art audiences on selected performance evenings to help you navigate your way around the shows.
SATURDAY 26th MARCH | 7.30pm ARTIST LAURA EARLEY“THE MART PROJECT”
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Elderberries with Catherine Donnelly
WEDNESDAY MORNINGS 11am - 12pm €6 PER SESSION
KALEIDOSCOPE: ENGAGEMENT & EDUCATION
CHORAL
LITERARY
Over 50 and like to sing? Then sign up for our free weekly choral sessions with the brilliant Cathy Jordan.
Alice Kinsella will focus on free writing, finding inspiration, and silencing the inner critic. Alice is the editor of Empty House: Poetry and Prose on the Climate Crisis (2021, her creative non-fiction debut Milk will be published by Picador in 2023.
Songbirds Cathy Jordan
TUESDAY AFTERNOONS 2pm – 3pm
Alice Kinsella Creative Writing
SATURDAY MARCH 12th | 2pm – 4pm | €25
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KALEIDOSCOPE: ENGAGEMENT & EDUCATION
LITERARY
Jane Clarke: Poetry Explored Join poet Jane Clarke for an inspiring and engaging programme of writing workshops. Each session will include writing exercises & prompts to support you in your writing as you workshop your ideas and develop your ability to assess and improve with suggestions from others. Jane will also discuss different aspects of writing and advise on making submissions, getting published and reading work in public. The workshop series comprised of four sessions over a two-month period to allow time for writing.
Register your interest at box office: 0906 625824/artscentre@roscommoncoco.ie APRIL 9th, MAY 14th & 15th & JUNE 12th |11am – 1pm | €10 REGISTRATION FEE
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KALEIDOSCOPE: ENGAGEMENT & EDUCATION
PERFORMANCE ACT YOUR AGE WITH JULIE SHARKEY Drama Workshops for 50+ This Spring Julie Sharkey returns with her popular drama workshop series. Time to shake off the woes of last year and once again celebrate being creative in a creative space. You will laugh. You will act. You will laugh some more. Join facilitator Julie on this six-week drama workshop programme for the young at heart. No experience required. Places limited.
THURSDAY 7th APRIL – 19th MAY | 2pm – 4pm | €10 registration fee *no session on April 15th
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ARTIST OPPORTUNITIES & SUPPORTS
AIR
Artist in Residence
OPEN CALL 2022
Roscommon Arts Centre seeks expressions of interest from artists working in all disciplines for our AIR (Artist in Residence) 2022 programme. We seek to support artists from all backgrounds who have already embarked on developing new projects/ work and who would now benefit form additional supports to enable them to progress these projects. This programme is supported by the Arts Council of Ireland and the Creative Ireland Roscommon Programme.
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WRITERS IN RESIDENCE VISUAL ART
To co-incide with the 2022 Visual Art Programme, curator Naomi Draper will invite different visual art writers to respond to each show in the curated programme this year. Responses will be available in both hard copy and online.
FURTHER INFORMATION: www.roscommonartscentre.ie
ARTIST OPPORTUNITIES & SUPPORTS
POP-UP
ARTIST
CAFÉ
Our pop-up artist café is a new initiative of Roscommon Arts Centre & Roscommon Arts Office. If you are an artist living locally, we invite you to come along and meet like-minded creatives over tea and coffee, catch the latest exhibition and learn about upcoming opportunities and/or supports available to artists. We’ll be on hand to make some introductions, listen to your ideas, and to find out what we can do to support you. Throughout the year, we will bring in guest speakers, host 5-minute pitching opportunities and generally get to know you all! All welcome – contact box office if you want to receive a reminder text.
TUESDAY 8th FEBRUARY & TUESDAY 5th APRIL I 11am – 12.30pm Café’s will take place the first Tuesday of every other month from February 11
ARTIST OPPORTUNITIES & SUPPORTS
ARTIST CALLOUT
EQUALITY, DIVERSITY + INCLUSION We are interested in hearing from local artists from under-represented communities to inform our new Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Strategy and to explore future programming initiatives with. if you self-identify as being under-represented, please email:
adooher@roscommoncoco.ie
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STUDIOS FOR RENT
Our first floor studio spaces are up for rent for periods of 1 – 3 months. Contact us for more information.
TIME + SPACE
Whether it’s a day or a week you need, a floor space or a desk space, our Time+Space programme offers artists just that. Get in touch and if we can we fit you in we will!
WITH OTHER MATTER Part One
Curated by Naomi Draper
VISUAL ART PROGRAMME For long periods in 2020 and 2021 social restrictions limited our interactions with people. Urged to stay at or close to home our engagements with the things and other matter that occupies these spaces intensified. This period has enabled a time to build new relationships with nature, plant species and other living things that surround us, allowing us closer observation and interaction with the often overlooked familiar things we live with and alongside. The artists included in this exhibition were selected by curator in residence Naomi Draper through an open call to share works and processes inspired, influenced and involving ‘other matter’, plants and nature things. Through two group exhibitions in 2022 thirty-two artists will share their observations and interactions with other matter throughout 2020 and 2021. Artists participating in this show are listed on our website: www.roscommonartscentre.ie
SATURDAY 29th JANUARY - SATURDAY 12th MARCH
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VISUAL ART PROGRAMME
LAURA EARLEY
THE MART PROJECT STORIES OF A COMMUNITY
This multi-sensory exhibition is based on artist Laura’s experience of visiting sale days at local livestock marts in Co. Roscommon. The exhibition includes audio recordings from those who were and are involved in this community, with a particular focus on the elderly and also hosts an extensive collection of photographs taken at various marts throughout the county, including Roscommon town, Castlerea and Elphin. Laura Earley is an Artist and Art Educator from Co. Roscommon. Laura has a Bachelor’s Degree in Textile Design and a Masters in Art and Design Education from the National College of Art and Design (N.C.A.D). This exhibition was supported by the Roscommon County Council Creative Ireland Programme, under the Creativity in Older Age Fund 2021.
SATURDAY 26th MARCH – THURSDAY 14th APRIL 14
VISUAL ART PROGRAMME
Curated by Frances Crowe and Joan Baxter Interconnections is a biennale exhibition of hand woven, contemporary, fine art tapestries from Ireland and Scotland, curated by Frances Crowe and Joan Baxter. This is the fourth collaboration between the two countries, bringing a focus on handwoven tapestries as an artform. Exhibiting artists are Terry Dunne, Angela Forte, Mary Cuthbert and Frances Crowe. Throughout the International fibre art festival there will be a series of workshops, talks, and tours. The programme elements to be held at Roscommon Arts Centre will be published in March on: www.roscommonartscentre.ie FRIDAY 29th APRIL – SATURDAY 14th MAY
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FEBUARY PERFORMANCES
BEEZNEEZ THEATRE COMPANY PRESENT
TWILIGHT BY JOHN MCDWYER
Beezneez present the world premiere of John McDwyer’s new play, Twilight. Two friends, who haven’t met for over thirty-five years meet for coffee on the patio of a hotel. Why have they not met for all this time and why are they meeting now? McDwyer’s play, shows how life choices bring their own consequences. Featuring two All-Ireland Award winning actors, John McDwyer (Educating Rita) and Tom Walsh (The Communication Cord).
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FEBUARY PERFORMANCES
MUSIC NETWORK PRESENT
Séamus Maguire, Niamh Varian Barry, & Gerry O’Beirne A compelling new collaboration featuring the unique and beautiful sound of violas in traditional music, with performances that will explore traditional grooves, great melody and the beautiful sonority of violas. An evening with Niamh Varian Barry, Séamus Maguire and Gerry O’Beirne means that audiences can look forward to hearing captivating arrangements of songs and instrumentals including a brand new Music Network commission by these wonderful musicians.
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FEBRUARY PERFORMANCES
BY SEAMUS O’ROURKE Hugh Spotten is the local Handyman. He is about to receive an award for his contribution to the community… but all is not what it seems in a small town, falling in on itself. Seamus O’Rourke explores friendship, relationships and how best to get noticed on your last day. The Handyman is hilariously funny, yet a poignant poetic look at small-town life in rural Ireland.
FRIDAY 18th FEBRUARY | 8pm | €18/16 18
FEBRUARY PERFORMANCES
SUNDAY sounds
Roscommon Arts Centre in association with Music Generation Roscommon We’re celebrating the next generation of Roscommon musicians. All over the county, Music Generation is providing opportunities for young people to learn to play instruments and it is time to celebrate the fruits of their labour! Young MG players will join local musicians and music educators on stage for a series of informal performances of pop, classical, jazz, traditional and rock music throughout the year and we can’t wait! Pre-booking advisable.
SUNDAY 20th FEBRUARY & SUNDAY 3rd APRIL | 2.30pm | €5
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FEBRUARY PERFORMANCES
CEOL CONNECTED
WUNDER GROUND Far beneath the big oak tree, another world awaits. It’s the Wunderground, and a new night has just begun. Badger has woken up from his slumber, and is about to go on his usual rounds. Rabbit has returned from her daily adventures to the Woverground. But something’s not quite right. A musical adventure for children aged 3+ that combines mesmerising original music and song, captivating puppetry, and the epic adventures of Badger and Rabbit as they embark on a daring quest to save their home.
SUNDAY 27th FEBRUARY | 12pm & 2pm | €8/family of 4 €28 Co-produced by Ceol Connected and the National Concert Hall in association with Pavilion Theatre. Supported by Draíocht Arts Centre and funded by the Arts Council.
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ROSCOMMON DRAMA FESTIVAL 2022
MARCH PERFORMANCES
Roscommon Drama Festival, under the auspices of the Amateur Drama Council of Ireland (ADCI), showcases the very best in Irish Amateur Drama. This year’s adjudicator Geoff O’Keeffe is a theatre director and actor as well as a Drama adjudicator and has worked extensively on the Irish circuit. Drama groups from all over Ireland will be participating in both the Open and Confined sections as they attempt to make it to the All-Ireland Drama Festival final.
Friday 4th Saturday 5th Sunday 6th Monday 7th Tuesday 8th Wednesday 9th Thursday 10th Friday 11th Saturday 12th
Mullingar Theatre Lab Dalkey Players Ballyduff Drama Group Glenamaddy Players Corofin Dramatic Society Ray Leonard Players Phoenix Players Enniskillen Theatre Company Bunclody-Kilmyshall Drama Group
One Flew Over the Cockoo’s Nest by Dale Wasserman Eurydice by Sarah Ruhl Rabbit Hole by David Lindsay-Abaire The Cripple of Inishmaan by Martin McDonagh Skirmishes by Catherine Hayes The Beauty Queen of Leenane by Martin McDonagh The Connunication Cord by Brian Friel The Night Alive by Conor McPherson The Good Father by Christian O’Reilly
FRIDAY 4th – SATURDAY 12th MARCH | 8pm NIGHTLY | €15/13 9 night season ticket: €95 | 5 night season ticket: €60 21
THE BIG GREEN: ST PATRICKS CELEBRATION
An Evening with
ELEANOR SHANLEY & JOHN FEELEY Singer Eleanor Shanley and classical guitar player John Feeley first met in London in the 1990s, when Eleanor was touring with De Dannan and have since worked on a number of live shows together. Their performance will include songs from their recently released the album “Cancion de Amor” amongst others. WEDNESDAY 16th MARCH | 8pm | €20/18
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THE BIG GREEN: ST PATRICKS CELEBRATION
DES BISHOP MIA MAMA
Des Bishop’s latest show is about motherhood and sacrifice, anxiety and grief, the mistakes you make as a mother and a son and the hard road to forgiveness. In a tribute to his late mother who passed away in March 2019, Des puts a comic spin on loss, grief and the chaos that surrounds it.
THURSDAY 17th MARCH | 8pm | €25 + €1 Booking Fee
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THE BIG GREEN: ST PATRICKS CELEBRATION
THE DUBLINERS SHOW MARTY WALSH PROMOTIONS
A show that brings you the music and songs of Irelands most successful folk band-THE DUBLINERS. Songs such as ‘The Black Velvet Band’, ‘The Irish Rover’, ‘The Auld Triangle’, ‘Whiskey in the Jar’ and ‘The Parting Glass’ will be beautifully performed by James Gallagher, Anthony Rooney, Jeremy Jenkinson, Kieran Burke and Niall Connaire. SATURDAY 19th MARCH | 8pm | €22/€20
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MARCH PERFORMANCES
DES BISHOP
A chilled out 70’s-inspired adventure for babies under 12 months, full of gorgeous harmony singing and immersive video created by Anna Newell Theatre Adventures, one of Ireland’s leading theatre-makers for young audiences whose work for early years has been seen on six continents.
MIA MAMA
babyGROOVE is part of the 2022 programme from The Network For Extraordinary Audiences and is funded by the Arts Council of Ireland. WEDNESDAY 23rd & THURSDAY 24th MARCH | 10.30am, 12pm and 2pm | 05 25
MARCH PERFORMANCES NOMAD THEATRE NETWORK & LIVIN’ DRED THEATRE COMPANY
“He was sitting closer than ever he had sat to a girl before. And it was the girl he had dreamt of. He was terribly unhappy.”
A love-letter to life in rural Ireland. Set in 1930s Cavan, Tarry Flynn tells the hilarious story of the farmer, poet and lover-from-afar, and his quest for big fields, young women and the meaning of life. Tarry’s adventures uncover the beauty in every aspect of nature and farm life, while he seeks to keep up his desperate campaign to woo the local girls. Or at least have a roll in the hay! Nomad Theatre Network’s production of Patrick Kavanagh’s seminal work, adapted for stage by Conall Morrison, is given dynamic new life under the direction of award-winning Aaron Monaghan and Livin’ Dred Theatre Company, and promises to be one of the theatrical events of the year. At once heart-breaking & hilarious, don’t miss this joyful, earthy, imaginative & beautiful production. FRIDAY 25th & SATURDAY 26th MARCH | 8pm | €20/18 26
Presents
MARCH PERFORMANCES
O FL AT FALL & MÓNICA MUÑOZ
A dance performance for everyone aged 4+ show, celebrating childhood, adventure, festivity, fantasy, imagination and friendship…and all through balloons, which evoke some of the most important moments of childhood. Choreography by Mónica Muñoz and performed by Martijn Joling and Amy Pender. Funded by the Arts Council of Ireland with the support of Creative Ireland and Baboro Pathways to Production
SCHOOL
SHOW
WEDNESDAY 30th MARCH | 10am & 12pm | €5
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APRIL PERFORMANCES
AIKEN PROMOTIONS PRESENT
CALLAN’S KICKS LIVE Aiken Promotions and the Co-Taoiseachs are totes excited to announce RTÉ’s a ward-winning show Callan’s Kicks Live on stage (at long, long last). Oliver Callan brings his huge cast of characters to the stage for the first time in seven years. A delay thanks in part to the dude who ate bats for breakfast and gave the world a pandemic (allegedly). It’s the first live Callan’s Kicks show in the age of Co-Teeshes Micheál and Leo the ledgebag, Boris and Biden and celeb scientists like Luke O’Neill. Callan’s Kicks Live promises to be an effective vaccine against Covid-news saturation, ish.
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APRIL PERFORMANCES
MUSIC NETWORK IRELAND PRESENTS
JENNIFE R ST UMM (AN IMPERFECT INSTRUMENT)
“Remarkably refined, yet with a wide expressive range” - Gramophone Magazine This solo recital with narrative, specially designed for a Music Network tour sees acclaimed violist Jennifer Stumm tell a musical story of how imperfection can be the very thing that gives us our voice. Weaving songs on her 16th century viola from Bach all the way to Sting, in a mix of talk and performance, violist and director Jennifer Stumm shows audiences the true delights of the viola.
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APRIL PERFORMANCES
“Do you remember where you were when…?” Snapshot is inspired by 44 real-life interviews with people about their experiences of the first lockdown. The comedy-drama, set in the early days of the first lockdown, tells the story of two sisters trying to connect in a disconnected world and finding their footing in a changing landscape. Created by theatre artist Miriam Needham, and performed by Miriam and Nichola MacEvilly. A Hawk’s Well Theatre Sligo production produced with the support of the Arts Council of Ireland.
WEDNESDAY | 6th APRIL | 8pm | e15
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The Emma Langford Trio Emma Langford is an inimitable, dreamy voice in the new wave of Irish folk. She was awarded the RTÉ Folk Award for Best Emerging Artist in 2018, and in 2020 and 2021 was nominated for Best Folk Singer. Emma released her latest album ‘Sowing Acorns’, in September 2020, receiving huge international praise and also joined the hugely successful Irish Women in Harmony. 2022 will see her collaborate on a project surrounding the legendary Gráinne Mhaol, Pirate Queen, with award-winning Irish conductor and composer Eimear Noone; and take part in the Irish Women in Harmony national tour. WEDNESDAY 13th APRIL | 8pm | e15 31
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Evolution Stage School return with LET’S CELEBRATE, an action packed show for all the family full of music, song and dance. THURSDAY 21st, FRIDAY 22nd & SATURDAY 23rd APRIL | 7.30pm | €15 *Tickets on sale from roscommonartscentre.ie at 10am Tuesday 1st March.
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Let’s Celebrate EVOLUTION STAGE SCHOOL
APRIL PERFORMANCES
ROSCOMMON DRAMA GROUP
Roscommon Drama Group look forward to presenting their muchanticipated new production in April. Humour is always a mainstay with the group and this year’s play will be no exception. Following on from excellent runs in the All Ireland One Act Festival, and the opportunity to work with Roscommon actor Enda Oates in the Roscommon Arts Centre Creative Ireland Project “Playing on the Radio”, the group looks forward to presenting a fun and light-hearted evening of theatre.
THURSDAY 28th – SATURDAY 30th APRIL | 8pm | €14/12
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ROSCOMMON ARTS CENTRE INFORMATION Roscommon Arts Centre is located on Circular Road, Roscommon. Co Roscommon. Box Office: 090 6625824 Tuesday – Friday 10am – 5.00pm Saturdays: 11am – 4pm. On performance evenings, box office hours: 7.15pm – 8.30pm. The Gallery is open to the public during centre opening hours. Please note tickets should be collected at least fifteen minutes before the advertised start time. Alternatively tickets can be collected from the box office during opening hours.
RESERVATIONS: Reservations will be held pending payment until 48 hours before a performance. Group reservations are held until one week before a performance. In order to comply with fire regulations, each person, even babies, must have a valid ticket for performances. Please check your reservation at time of booking as there is room for human error and mistakes cannot always be rectified at a later stage. There are no refunds or exchanges on tickets, unless events are cancelled/re-scheduled. If you are unable to attend an event please contact us and we will endeavour to assist you.
ACCESSIBILITY: Roscommon Arts Centre is a fully accessible venue. The centre is a level access building with no steps. There are two front doors by which to access the building – the main door is automatic and brings you directly to the box office. The second door is located at the gallery/workshop side of the building, beside the disabled parking bays. This a manually operated door and is the access door to also use for the workshop space. There is lift access to our workshop space. There are two disabled parking bays located outside the gallery/workshop entrance. Wheelchair spaces for performances in the auditorium must be allocated at the time of booking. They are limited and are allocated on a first come first served basis. We can accommodate up to 8 wheelchairs in the front row.
The number of wheelchair spaces available can vary depending on the technical specifications of each performance. Wheelchair users do not need to book spaces for gallery openings as this space is located on the ground floor and fully accessible. Patrons who identify as having a disability/visual/hearing impairment are entitled to discounted concession priced tickets and are welcome to bring an attending carer/complimentary guest free of charge to events. They will be accommodated where possible beside the person, when this is not possible due to limited availability, we will endeavour to accommodate the guest as close as possible. Guide Dogs and Service Animals are welcome in the centre. To ensure that the needs of all our patrons can be met please tell us when booking if you have any special requirements and we will endeavour to facilitate you. Phone our Box Office on 0906 625824 or email artscentre@roscommoncoco.ie.
LATECOMERS: We regret to inform you that latecomers are not admitted under any circumstances. This policy is stated clearly on the back of all tickets and as part of the online booking facility which you agree to, by clicking acceptance of the terms and conditions. Staff also inform patrons at time of booking. Shows commence promptly at the advertised start time. Roscommon County Council’s Code of Conduct for Customers and members of the public, clearly states the harassment of staff and behaviour which is disruptive will not be accepted and in this instance you will be asked to leave the premises.
PAYMENT:
Payment can be made by cash, debit card or cheque. Cheques should be made payable to Roscommon County Council.
TICKET PRICES: Where an alternative price is advertised, this applies to children & young people, full time students, senior citizens (65+), the unwaged (with social welfare cards), the disabled and to those with restricted mobility. ID cards may be required. e1baby tickets are available for selected children’s performances.
COMEDY EVENTS:
Comedy Events are suitable for over 16’s unless otherwise advertised. ID cards my be required.
GET INVOLVED: Roscommon Arts Centre invites you to become involved in what’s happening at the centre. You can sign up on our website at www.roscommonartscentre.ie or by contacting us at the box office on 090 66 25 824. Roscommon Arts Centre reserves the right to alter/cancel performances. Roscommon Arts Centre reserves the right to refuse admission.
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