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March 2009

jackL Jack L

06/02/10

8.00 pm

€25.00

Ireland's Greatest VoiceJack L And His Band - With -
The Hallelujah Gospel Choir Ireland's Greatest Voices.

Jack L, aka Jack Lukeman returns to An Táin Theatre this month hot on the heels of his No 1 album 'The Story So Far' is an essential collection of his career so far including a few bonus tracks.

A native of Athy, Co Kildare, Jack L, as his army of devoted fans will testify is one of the most powerful live performers out there. Although he loathes the comparisons, his spellbinding performances recall a blend of Sinatra, Jacques Brel, Scott Walker and Nick Cave. Jack's recent ventures have included a summer concert with the Brooklyn Philharmonic Orchestra in New York where he performed songs from his last album 'Burn On', his cover album of Randy Newman songs, to a background of fireworks.

 

 

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Traditional Irish Concert

16/03/10

8.00pm

€15.00 & €12.00

 

Music- Song- Dance. This is the ideal way to celebrate the start of the St. Patrick's Festival. The Concert will feature the best of local traditional musicians, singers and dancers

Proceeds in aid of Coláiste Rís

 

 

 

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THE SIGN OF THE WHALE

25/03/10

8.00pm

18.00 & €16.00

Tinderbox Theatre Co, presents;
THE SIGN OF THE WHALE by Jimmy McAleavey


Belfast 1977. Marty, a headline writer neurotically compelled to remember every victim of violence, is on the brink of a breakdown. Tony, a Belfast teenager, is meanwhile on the brink of life amid a conflict that might never end.

Into their world of violent stalemate sails something preposterous, absurd and magical. A killer whale is seen in Belfast Lough. Has it come to be butchered itself, bring luck or bring further disaster to the city?

When the whale suddenly disappears, tragic circumstances bring Marty and Tony together in a search to find it. Maimed by experience, their search becomes much more than for a hunt for the whale.
 
It's their search for a future.