summer - The Source Arts Centre

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SUMMER
2016
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The Source Arts Centre
Summer 2016 Programme
The days are finally getting brighter and a little warmer so it’s a good time to get out of the
house and come to the Source to see a few events.
We’ve got a good selection of musical acts – the highly tipped Dublin songwriter Anderson
who became famous for selling his album door-to-door, arrives for a solo show; Cork-born
songwriter Mick Flannery presents his new album in another solo gig and we’ve opened up
the auditorium for some tribute shows like Live Forever and Roadhouse Doors to give a more
concert-type feel, so check these out on our brochure.
Legendary Manchester poet John Cooper Clarke comes to visit us on May 4th; we have theatre
with ‘The Corner Boys’, God Bless The Child’ and Brendan Balfe reminisces about the golden
days of Irish radio in early June.
Summer is a time for the kids and again we have a series of arts workshops and classes
running over the summer months to keep them all occupied.
Keep a lookout for our website: www.thesourceartscentre.ie for updates to our programme as
we regularly add new events. Addtionally we put updates on our Facebook page. If you wish
to be included on our mailing list, just get in contact with us at: boxoffice @sourcearts.ie
We look forward to seeing you at The Source during the summer
Brendan Maher Artistic Director
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The bar opens one hour before the start of each
show. Drinks can be taken into the auditorium.
Please order your interval drinks before the show
to save time at the interval.
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The Source gratefully acknowledges the support of our annual sponsors
Patrick C. Horan & Co.
Board of Directors: Sinead Carr, Liam McCarthy, Michael Ryan, Melanie Scott, Matt Shortt,
John Fogarty, Martin Healy, Jess Codd, Joe Burke, John Hogan.
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Calendar of Events - May, June, July 2016
Date
Event
Wed 04
Dr. John Cooper Clarke and
Mike Garry
Fri 06
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Date
Event
5
Sat 04
Gerudo Valley
9
The Corner Boys
5
Wed 08
The Survivalist
10
Sat 07
Anderson
5
Thur 09 – 30 Years, Artists, Places (exhibition)
Wed 13 Jul
Tue 10 –
Tue 31
Celtic Seasons (exhibition)
6
Sat 11
Wed 11
A Walk in the Woods
6
Fri 13
Syrian Night Reading
6
Wed 18
Atlantic
7
Fri 20 –
Sat 21
Reflections on a Rising
7
Sat 21
The Curious Adventures of Pinnochio
7
Wed 25
The Club
Fri 27
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Live Forever – Oasis Tribute
10
Thur 16 – The Elle Academy of Dance
Sat 18
11
Sat 25
The Source Family Day
12
Sun 03
Urban Kicks Showcase
11
Mon 04 –
Sat 09
Youth Project: Beyond the Frame
12
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Mon 11 –
Fri 15
Creative Minds Multi-Media Camp
13
God Bless The Child,
First Confessions
8
Fri 15
Roadhouse Doors
11
Sat 28
Mick Flannery-Solo
8
Mon 18 –
Fri 22
Leonardo’s Camp
13
Wed 01
Chronic
9
Fri 03
Brendan Balfe- Sorry We’re Off Air
9
Mon 25 –
Fri 29
Song School
13
Meet The Artists
The Source looks to create opportunities for you to meet the people who create the work
at our venue. Each Source exhibition includes an artist’s talk and you can also join us
after theatre shows for a casual chat with performers where you see this symbol:
Syrian Night: Reading with Donal Ryan
Friday May 13th
‘Atlantic’: Film Screening
Wednesday May 18th
‘God Bless The Child’: Theatre
Friday May 27th
30 Years, Artists, Places – Visual Arts
Thursday June 9th and other dates
Early Bird Offers/Free Events
Free Screening for Bealtaine Festival:
A Walk in The Woods
Wednesday 11th May
Early Bird: Live Forever – Oasis Tribute
Saturday 11th June
Early Bird: Roadhouse Doors Tribute:
Friday 15th July
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Phil Jones presents
Dr. John Cooper Clarke with
Mike Garry
POETRY
Wednesday 04 May
Time: 8pm Price: €20
An evening of poetry and social commentary from ‘The Bard of
Salford’.
Renowned Manchester poet and provocateur, Dr. John Cooper Clarke reads
from his work. Clarke is a performance poet, movie star, rock star, comedian
and social and cultural commentator. He became famous as the “Punk
Poet” in the late ‘70s with his satirical, political and very funny verse. He
has toured with The Sex Pistols, The Clash & Buzzcocks and Elvis Costello
and this evening he reads with fellow Mancunian Mike Garry.
Please Note: This show may contain some strong language.
Mend & Makedo Theatre Co presents
The Corner Boys
THEATRE
Friday 06 May Time: 8pm Price: €15/12 conc.
Written by John MacKenna. Directed by Marian Brophy.
Following their acclaimed sell-out tour with ‘Lucinda Sly’, Mend & Makedo
Theatre Company return with ‘The Corner Boys’.
The time is 1963. The place is an Irish village. For the two young women
working in the local drapery shop the visit of John F. Kennedy is all
important but for the corner boys the concerns are different - women,
money and darker doings fill their lives. John MacKenna's play met with
rave reviews when first staged ten years ago. This powerful play exposes
the light and dark of Irish life in the sixties - the carnivals; the sodalities; the
humour and the desperation. The play is intended for an over 16 audience.
A wonderful piece of work - catches that time and that way of life
perfectly RTE Radio 1
A powerful, funny play, with a dark twist in the gripping tale.
The Nationalist
Turning Pirate presents
Anderson - Solo
Saturday 07 May
MUSIC
Time: 9pm Price: €10
Anderson captured the music industry’s imagination last year, when a video
of him selling his debut album door to door went viral, reaching an
audience of over 100,000 people. Since releasing ‘Patterns’ at the close of
2015 his reputation as one of the most exciting acts in the country has
been building at pace. His carefully crafted songs accomplish the rare feat of
conveying classic melodies with contemplative, deeply personal sentiments,
lending a unique texture to a timeless sounding record. Patterns appeared
on a host of best album lists of 2015.
"A work of grand beauty" - The Irish Times
"Simply a beautiful record" - Tom Dunne
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Thurles Library presents
Vincent Hannon: Celtic Seasons
VISUAL ART
Tuesday 10 to
Tuesday 31 May
Times: 10am to 5pm
(later on performance evenings)
Vincent Hannon trained in landscape design in the UK before returning to read
for a BA at NUI, Galway.
While practising landscape design he discovered the poetry of Omar Khayyám
in translation by Edward FitzGerald. This developed an existing fascination
with hinterlands where controls and wildness are interchangeable depending
on the direction of examination. In recent years he has been exploring
emigration from a visual artistic point of view. In this exhibition, 'Celtic
Seasons', Vincent develops the theme of memory, its’ distortions and its’
ability to grip truths.
The Bealtaine Festival presents
A Walk in the Woods
Wednesday 11 May
FILM
Time: 8pm Price: Free
Photo: Anthony Woods
Dir: Ken Kwapis, USA, 104 mins Cert: 15
In this comedy adventure, celebrated travel writer Bill Bryson (Robert
Redford), challenges himself to hike the Appalachian Trail - 2,200 miles
of America's most unspoiled, spectacular and rugged countryside from
Georgia to Maine. The peace and tranquillity he hopes to find is
anything but, once he agrees to being accompanied by the only person
he can find willing to join him on the trek - his long lost and former
friend Katz (Nick Nolte), a down-on-his-luck serial philanderer.
Syrian Night
Donal Ryan and others share Syrian stories
Friday 13 May
READING
Time: 8pm
Price: Free - Donations welcome
This event begins with acclaimed Tipperary author Donal Ryan reading an excerpt
from ‘The Long Puck’, a story set in Syria and taken from his collection of short
stories ‘A Slanting of the Sun’.
Akram Shibly’s documentary, ‘Waiting at the Door’ which explains the current crisis
from an insiders perspective will also be screened.
As the war in Syria continues, and with people forced to flee their homes, all funds
raised at this event will go towards supporting the education of Syrian children
displaced to Lebanon and Jordan.
This is an initiative of the Syrian families resettled in Thurles under the Refugee
Resettlement Programme and supported by the Office of Migrant Integration.
Everyone welcome!
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Atlantic
Wednesday 18 May
FILM
Time: 8pm Price: €9/7 conc./ €5 Film Club Members
Dir: Risteard O’Domhnaill, Ireland, 2016, 80 mins Cert: Club
In a collaboration spanning Ireland, Norway and Newfoundland (Canada),
award-winning director Risteard O’Domhnaill (The Pipe, 2010) launches his
new feature-length documentary.
Atlantic follows the fortunes of three small fishing communities as they struggle
to maintain their way of life in the face of mounting economic and ecological
challenges. As the oil majors drive deeper into their fragile seas, and the world’s
largest fishing companies push fish stocks to the brink, coastal people and the
species they rely on may be reaching a point of no return.
“Entertaining, informative and essential.” – **** Irish Times
Thurles Drama Group presents
Reflections On A Rising
THEATRE
Friday 20 and
Saturday 21 May
Time: 8pm
Price: €10
Thurles Drama Group take to the boards with their popular
annual soirée of snippets from across the world of drama. This
selection commemorates the centenary of The Rising in 1916
with both period and contemporary pieces. It will look at
events in 1916 and after, from a number of perspectives, using
drama, music, poetry and film. It is not so much a celebration
but a reflection on what has happened in Ireland since that
historic event.
It will be Thurles Drama Group's contribution to a very special
year. So, gather your friends and family together for a great
night’s entertainment at The Source.
Lyngo Theatre presents
The Curious Adventures
of Pinnochio
CHILDREN
Saturday
21 May
Time: 3pm
Price: €8/€25 family of four
One of the best loved children’s classics comes to life, literally!
Crickets, cats, foxes and, of course, the world-famous puppet, will
spring out of our collection of dusty, old, magic books.
Patrick Lynch from ‘CBeebies’ pulls all the strings and turns all the
pages to bring you the true story of Pinocchio, no lie. Who ‘nose’?
He might even find his father and become a real boy.
Come and join him on his incredible journey, you'll have a whale
of a time!
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The Club/El Club
Wednesday 25 May
FILM
Time: 8pm Price: €9/7 conc./ €5 Film Club Members
Dir: Pablo Larraín, 2015, Chile, 98 min, Cert: CLUB
In a rundown cottage on an unremarkable stretch of blasted coastline, a
small group of priests live out quiet lives of contemplation, abstinence and
greyhound racing, under the unforgiving rule of their housemistress, Sister
Monica. But their isolation is no spiritual quest and when a sailor arrives
seeking justice for the crimes visited upon him as a child, the group's fragile
grip on sanctuary comes tearing apart.
Winner – Grand Jury Prize, Silver Bear, Berlin Film Festival 2015
God Bless the Child
First Confessions are
the Hardest!
THEATRE
Friday 27 May Time: 8pm Price: €18/15 conc.
The short stories of Cork born Frank O'Connor are universally regarded as
being classics of their kind. For the first time, ‘My Oedipus Complex’,
‘The Genius’ and ‘First Confession’ are brought together within a single
full-length play.
Meet young Michael, who goes into mortal combat with his father when
he returns from the First World War, Larry, a genius who cannot
understand why the world can't keep up with him, and Jackie, who has
the grim task of not only making his first confession and communion,
but must also deal with his very obstreperous grandmother. Richly
evocative of Ireland in the early decades of the 20th Century, funny and
moving and featuring memorable performances, ‘God Bless The Child’ is
a hugely entertaining and uplifting night of theatre.
Mick Flannery – Solo
Saturday 28 May
MUSIC
Time: 9pm Price: €20
In the end of the day and the heel of the hunt, you’re left with the
songs. Everything comes and goes, the shows and the tours and the
applause and the acclaim. Everything else doesn’t matter in the
long run. But the songs remain. Mick Flannery realised this a long
time ago.
With acclaimed collections such as ‘White Lies’ and ‘Red To Blue’
under his belt, this solo performance at The Source will be a chance
to hear Mick showcase some of his brand new material from his
upcoming album ‘By the Rule’.
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Chronic
Wednesday
01 June
FILM
Time: 8pm
Price: €9/7 conc./ €5 Film Club Members
Dir: Michel Franco, Mexico, France, 2015, 93 mins, Cert: CLUB
Tim Roth stars in this honest film concerning the politics of palliative
care. David is a nurse who works with terminally ill patients. Efficient
and dedicated to his profession, he develops strong and even intimate
relationships with each person he cares for. But outside of his work
David is ineffectual, awkward, and reserved. It is clear that he needs
each patient as much as they need him
Pat Egan presents
Brendan Balfe’s
‘And We’re Off Air’
Friday 03 June
THEATRE
Time: 8pm Price: €20/15 conc.
How did Terry Wogan inaugurate young announcers? Why did the
newsreader fall off the chair? What caused Larry Gogan to collapse in
giggles?
Irish radio wasn’t as serious as it sounded. In this new one-man show,
Brendan Balfe recalls some of the personalities and eccentrics who became
household names in Ireland.
In his 50 years in broadcasting, Brendan has worked with all the greats and
his memories and anecdotes add colour to the history of Irish broadcasting.
His tales of Gay Byrne, Mike Murphy, Maurice O’Doherty, Dermot Morgan, and
many others, steer just this side of the libel laws. He also tells of meeting
such diverse personalities as Peggy Lee, Stan Freberg and Jimi Hendrix.
His accounts of broadcasting legends -and their foibles- add up to a
fascinating and ‘historically funny’ experience.
‘Brendan Balfe- a National Treasure’ – Sunday Independent
Gerudo Valley
MUSIC
Saturday 04 June Time: 9pm Price: €10
Gerudo Valley are a three-piece Irish contemporary band, based in Thurles
featuring Stewy Yeomans - Lead Vocals, Guitar, Paul Ryan - Vocals, Guitar
and Sean Mongey - Banjo. Gigging locally for over a year, they bring their
unique style to a plethora of music and give it their signature twist. This
concert at The Source sees the launch of their debut album entitled ‘Tales
From The Valley’ which features songs such as ‘It’s Been A While’ and
‘River Bend’, along with covers such as ‘Hallelujah’ and some traditional
Irish tunes. The album was recorded in the Valley Lab studios from
November 2015 to March 2016.
Those attending will receive a free cd of the new album.
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The Survivalist
Wednesday 08 June
FILM
Time: 8pm Price: €9/7 conc./ €5 Film Club Members
Dir: Stephen Fingleton, UK, 2015, 103 min Cert: 18
Post-apocalyptic tales are a movie staple nowadays, but few have the lean
intelligence and skill of ‘The Survivalist’. This accomplished Northern Ireland-set
production pits a hardy, forest-dwelling loner (Martin McCann, ’71) against a pair
of starving women who intrude on his isolated commune. Existence is reduced
to primal trade-offs -sex for food and shelter - but loyalties shift and external
foes demand desperate alliances.
BAFTA Film Award 2016 for Outstanding Debut by a British Writer,
Director or Producer
Exhibition – 30 Years, Artists, Places
Thursday 09 June to
Wednesday 13 July
Times: 10am to 5pm
(later on performance evenings)
This exhibition is a collection of artworks owned by Local
Authorities across Ireland and marks 30 years since the first local
authority arts officer was appointed in Ireland.
The works speak of places, people and home which reflects upon
local authority arts development as just that, of a place and of a
people, of rural and urban Ireland, of home in a changing island
where we are bold with new ideas but rooted in our past.
Renowned artists such as Tony O'Malley, Alice Maher, Robert
Ballagh, John Kindness, Norah McGuiness, Sean McSweeney,
Sean Lynch and John Shinnors alongside emerging artists Cora
Cummins, Cleary Connolly, Lisa Fingleton, Jenny Brady, Vanessa
Lopez and David Stephenson and many others feature in the
exhibition.
Live Forever – Oasis Tribute
Saturday
11 June
Time: 9pm
Price: €13/10 Early Bird
MUSIC
Standing
Live Forever are the definitive tribute to Machester’s Oasis. They recreate songs
from each era of the band – from their Britpop height to the hits of the final
album, ‘Dig Out Your Soul’.
The audience can sing along to classics like ‘Champagne Supernova’, ‘Don’t Look
Back in Anger’, ‘Columbia’, and ‘Wonderwall’, but you can also expect to hear that
nugget that Noel and the boys kept specially for a b-side.
Some might say that playing festivals and other large-scale shows, Live Forever
have honed their craft to offer a rock and roll experience that can roll with the
originals.
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Elle Academy of Dance presents
Lets Dance
Thursday 16 June
Friday 17 June
Saturday 18 June
FAMILY
Time: 7.30pm (show 1) Thursday
Time: 7.30pm (show 2) Friday
Times: 3pm (show 1) & 7.30pm (show 2)
Price: €12/8 conc/38 family of four
Celebrating its 10th year, The Elle Academy of Dance returns to The Source for its
annual show. The young students will bring the stage to life with various dance
styles including modern dance jazz, ballet, hip-hop & contemporary dance.
The Elle Academy of Dance was founded in Urlingford in 2006 by qualified dance
teacher Eleanor Brannigan.
The main focus of the academy is that children have fun while learning the joy of
dance and this shines through on stage.
For more information about dance classes please call Eleanor on 086 0868287
or find The Elle Academy of Dance on Facebook.
Urban Kicks Showcase
Sunday
03 July
DANCE
Time: 8pm
Price: €10/5 (children under 16)
Aiming to inspire the young and awaken the old, Urban Kicks is a hip-hop
Dance School based in Thurles.
Covering ‘Poppin’, ‘Lockin’, ‘Breakin’, ‘House’, ‘Waacking’ and Old & New Skool
hip hop moves, the Urban Kicks kids show their family and friends what they
have learned and how far they have progressed in the high octane world of
this fusion of dance styles and music.
Roadhouse Doors
Friday
15 July
MUSIC
Standing
Time: 9pm
Price: €13/10 early bird.
The Roadhouse Doors Show is a complete tribute that recreates
the look and feel and sound of a live 1960’s Doors concert as
closely as possible.
This gig is a must see for anyone who enjoys good live music, and
not just Doors fans. Our set spans the very best of the Doors
repertoire, focusing mainly on the Jim Morrison years and
includes very best Doors songs, including the big hitters such as
‘Roadhouse Blues’, ‘Riders On The Storm’, ‘Light My Fire’, ‘The End,
Peace Frog’, ‘When The Music's Over’, ‘Break On Through’, ‘Love
Me Two Times’ and more.
To get that edgy, authentic 1960’s Doors sound, the band use
genuine vintage equipment - the same ones that The Doors
themselves used, including Vox Continental and Hammond
Organs, Rhodes Electric Piano, and Gibson SG Guitars.
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Family Events & Summer Camps for
Children and Teens at The Source
The Source Arts Centre
FAMILY
Family Day
Saturday
25 June
Time: 11am to 4pm
Price: Free Event
Spend an afternoon with us beside the river!
Enjoy a day out with all the family
Thurles Library, Thurles Leisure Centre and The Source all
invite you for a day of fun and frolics. Music, face
painting, workshops, performance, books and art will be
in plentiful supply - with food and treats provided by
boardwalk café Stef Hans to round off the day.
The Source Youth Arts Project presents
Beyond The Frame
PERFORMANCE
Monday 04 July to Times: 10am to 5pm
Saturday 09 July Price: €90/80 siblings
Now in its 11th year, The Source Youth Arts Summer
Programme brings together another spectacular five day
project where
participants will be creating and working with masks,
projections, puppets and shadow theatre. ‘Beyond the
Frame’ will explore connections between images from
Irish, Spanish, European and Syrian portrait artworks and
develop storylines and performances from these images
– all culminating in a final performance.
Led by theatre director Tony Fegan, designer Tadashi Kato
and performance artist Terence Erraught, the artistic
team will work with Irish and Spanish participants to
create a large scale portable shadow/digital projection
theatre performance.
Open to young people aged between 11 to 17 years who
are interested in performance, design, music and digital
projection.
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Asterisk Multimedia presents
Creative Mind Multi-Media Camp
Monday 11 July to Times: 10am to 3.30pm
Friday 15 July
Price: €100/90 sibling
Interested in coding, programming, graphic design and making
videos? This camps for you.
Express yourself creatively using the latest digital methods. Get
out and about, working in a team to create film and design
projects through several mediums.
Educate and empower yourself through technology and
creativity.
Suitable Ages: 13-18 years
Leonardo’s –
The Source Arts Camp
ART
Monday 18 July to Times: 10.30am - 3.30pm Daily
Friday 22 July
Price: €80/140 for 2 siblings
Like the camp’s namesake, we’ll try and turn your designs,
doodles and drawings into masterpieces. We’ll look at famous
artworks, make paintings, watch famous short films and
make some noise in the music section of the camp. Perhaps
we should call it the Leonardo-Mozart Camp? Maybe we’ll
just leave it at Leonardo’s.
Suitable Ages: 7-12 years
Song School Camp
Monday 25 July to Times: 11am to 5pm Daily
Friday 29 July
Price: €90
During this week-long programme you will do all of this and much
more. If you think music is life then create, perform & record with us.
Songschool is for secondary school age students who are interested
in writing and recording songs, performing them at an evening
concert, making a music video, learning about music technology,
and meeting people who love music as much as they do, not to
mention forming bands and having fun!
Songschool has been running for over 15 years in venues such as
The National Concert Hall, so don’t miss your chance to take part.
Suitable Ages: 12-18 years
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The Source Community Space
iThe Source Arts Centre and Library share a community studio space. Please contact Sonia at
0504 90340 to book or with ideas about workshops/classes you would like to see here.
Thurles Parent, Baby & Toddler Group (for under 5’s)
Every Wednesday
Time: 9.45am to 12.30am Cost: €3.50 per family
An informal gathering for parents/carers to meet at The Source Arts Centre while the children play and
interact with other in a safe environment. Closes for summer on 22 June. Contact: Rachel O’Regan
086 8206528
Katy Wallace - The Dancers Academy of Performing Arts
Every Saturday
Time: 10.15am to 1pm
Jazz, Ballet & Hip Hop training. Every Saturday 10.15am to 1pm (except bank holiday weekends)
Contact: Katy Wallace 086 892 5336 dancersacademydapa@gmail.com
Yoga classes for Adults
Every Thursday
Time: 6.30pm to 9pm (except mid-term)
Contact: Grainne McLaughlin 086 8518321 gmclaughlin011@gmail.com
Close for summer on 07 July, resumes 08 September.
Pilates for adults
Every Tuesday
Time: 5.30pm (Level 1) to 6.45pm (Level 2). (except mid-term)
Contact Eimear Gallagher on 086 8184218 for more details. www.pilateswitheimear.ie
Closes for summer 10 May.
Bunny Hop
Fridays
Time: 10.30am to 11.30am
Music and movement for infants and parents. Closes for summer 24 June.
Contact: Nicola Everard 087 6742401 www.bunnyhop.ie.
Art Classes for adults
From 04 May to 22 June Time: 7pm to 9pm
Contact Brian Harte 086 0875159
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