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LOCAL ARTS: FOLK/TRAD Thursday 9th January @ 8.00pm Oakwin
Photo: Kev L Smith
Liam Quinn is a singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Castlebar who learned his craft through the Traditional sessions of both his native Mayo and beyond. Liam has performed at numerous folk festivals both in Ireland and abroad sharing the bill with notable performers such as Andy Irvine and Solas. Liam performs on acoustic guitar, tenor banjo, harmonica and vocals. Darragh Quinn is a Castlebar-born singer, songwriter and fiddle player. He has been making music since his early teens and has a diverse range of influences from Bob Dylan to Radiohead to local musician John Hoban. Darragh performs on vocals, nylonstringed guitar and fiddle. As the duo Oakwin (Ó Cuinn), Liam and Darragh have performed around Ireland, the UK and Italy. During a period spent living in Turin, Italy they recorded a debut album, Castlebar Note, featuring thirteen original compositions which reflect on growing up and living in Castlebar. Oakwin will be joined on the night by some special guests whom they have played with over the years... Come and celebrate some serious local musical talent. Adm: €10
WORLD CINEMA Tuesday 14th January @ 8.00pm Thérèse Desqueyroux
France 2012 110mins French with English subtitles Audrey Tautou takes centre stage in the final film of highly respected director Claude Miller (The Little Thief, A Secret), a period piece adapted from François Mauriac’s 1927 novel of French provincial life. Born into a landed family, the spirited, freethinking and iconic anti-hero Thérèse undertakes a marriage of convenience to dull, wealthy landowner Bernard, brother of her best friend Anne. But the stultifying atmosphere of her new life, the events that take place around her, and the self-awareness of her moral ambiguity all build into an inevitable dam-burst of boredom and rage that will determine her ultimate fate. “Tautou shows what a great actress she’s become with a quite mesmerising take on François Mauriac’s confounding anti-heroine in this atmospheric adaptation.” - Trevor Johnson, IFI “The director’s swan song... I cannot think of a more glorious way to go out than with this exquisitely rendered, near-perfect and definitively French film.” - David Noh, Film Journal International “Tautou... is a revelation, and Miller’s final film a fine testimony to his art.” - Derek Malcolm, This is London Adm: €5
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WORLD CINEMA Tuesday 28th January @ 8.00pm Wadjda
Saudi Arabia 2012 98mins Arabic with English subtitles Wadjda is a sassy, streetwise ten year-old girl whose feisty manner sets her apart from the other girls at school and in the Riyadh suburb where she lives. She enters a Qur’an-reading competition to raise the funds to buy a bike so she can race her new friend Abdullah, an action that is seen as culturally unacceptable on many levels in a society where women cannot drive or vote, and even laughing in public is discouraged. Wadjda stands steadfast in opposition to a society that resists female self-expression, a girl unwilling to surrender what she wants. A groundbreaking piece of cinema, this is the first feature film shot entirely in Saudi Arabia, and is directed by Haifaa Al-Mansour, the first woman to make a Saudi Arabian feature film. And it’s a fine film too. “Wadjda offers a moving, rarely seen picture of everyday life in Riyadh. With a central character so unique to the screen, Al-Mansour has crafted a subtle counterpoint to the images of females the world is accustomed to seeing, a character who holds hope for the future.” - Liza Domnitz, Tribeca Film Festival 2013 Adm: €5
LOCAL ARTS: COMEDY THEATRE Thursday 30th January @ 8.00pm Jean Farrell - The Six Marys
Written and presented by Jean Farrell, The Six Marys is a comical yet poignant look at life from childhood in the1950s to the present day, following a group of fun-loving girlfriends who grow into practical, everyday housewives. It draws very much on the influence of religion as taught by the nuns, preparing young Irish Catholic schoolgirls to imitate the virtues of the Virgin Mary. They were to be meek, humble and pure. How well did this help them cope with the huge social changes of the following decades? Were the fanciful dreams of youth fulfilled? This journey of self-discovery is interspersed with well-known hit songs from the various eras, sung by Catherine Gallagher. A light-hearted atmosphere offers a backdrop for all kinds of sharp and comical observations, and Jean has plenty to say about the teenage pursuit of Mr Wonderful, followed by the reality of married life, teenage children and growing waistlines. And, when the children grow up eventually and leave home, what lies ahead then - a big void or peace at last? “Very successful comedy.” - West Cork Times Adm. €14 / €12 (concessions)
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CONTEMPORARY JAZZ Wednesday 5th February @ 8.00pm
The Little Radio (U.K./Norway) Iain Ballamy (saxophone) + Stian Carstensen (accordion)
Meet the ‘Odd Couple’: Iain Ballamy’s big-hearted Ben Websterish tenor saxophone, and the restless yet lush accordion playing of Stian Carstensen. It’s an unlikely pairing, yes, but critics and audiences alike have been utterly seduced by the wonderful interplay between the two instruments and the jaw-dropping virtuosity of two players at the top of their game. Contemporary jazz lightens up in these capable hands thanks to the playful choice of melodies, the charm of the arrangements, and an injection of good humour. A former member of the pioneering British big band Loose Tubes, Ballamy has worked with many of the leading musicians on the European jazz scene. Best known for his work with the band Farmer’s Market, Stian Carstensen also plays bagpipes, guitar, mandolin, banjo, and a traditional Bulgarian flute called the Kaval. A strange match maybe, but one made in heaven. “This may be the accordion’s most distinguished moment in jazz to date.” - The Telegraph “So together... Delicious.” - The Guardian Adm. €16 / €14 (concessions)
LOCAL ARTS: THEATRE Thursday 6th & Friday 7th February @ 7.30pm St. Gerald’s College - Treasure Island
Transition year students from St Gerald’s College, Castlebar, perform Treasure Island by Stuart Paterson in a thrilling new stage version of the classic story by Robert Louis Stevenson. Jim Hawkins comes of age aboard “The Hispaniola”, where treachery, murder and greed abound and he faces danger and adventure that he never before imagined… Adm. €10 / €5 (concessions)
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OPERA: THE MET LIVE IN HD Saturday 8th February @ 5.55pm Rusalka (Dvořák) Renée Fleming sings her first Live in HD performance of one of her signature roles, the lovelorn mermaid Rusalka, in Dvořák’s sumptuously melodic opera. Yannick Nézet-Séguin conducts a cast that also includes Piotr Beczala as the handsome Prince Rusalka who yearns to love; Dolora Zajick as the cackling swamp witch Ježibaba; Emily Magee as the Foreign Princess, Rusalka’s rival; and John Relyea as Rusalka’s father, the Water Sprite. Duration: 4h 00m
Standard ticket: €24 Student/child: €12 Family of 4: €60 3 For 2 Offer: €48 for any 3 CONSECUTIVE operas All 6 remaining operas: €90
WORLD CINEMA Tuesday 11th February @ 8.00pm
Blancanieves
Spain/France 2012 104mins Silent Once upon a time… Less the song-and-dance confection of The Artist, more grownup gothic Grimm brothers fairytale, this black-and-white, silent Spanish-made reworking of Snow White injects dazzling energy and new life and heart in the old myth as it follows the travails of young heroine Carmencita, her widowed ex-bullfighter father, a villainous stepmother and a travelling band of bullfighting dwarves who take the young girl under their wing. Winner of the Special Jury Prize at Jameson Dublin International Film Festival 2013, delivered with pure visual panache and a surreal Spanish twist by director Pablo Berger. Glorious, pure cinema. We’ll leave the rest to the critics… “Extraordinarily enjoyable. Superbly good… melancholy, eerie and erotic. A film to treasure.” - Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian “Witty, riveting, drop-dead gorgeous.” - Chuck Wilson, Village Voice “Silent film tribute meets Grimm gothic melodrama... enchanting… delightful.” - Anna Smith, Time Out “Entrancing… ” - David Parkinson, Radio Times Adm. €5
Booking: 094 9023733
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THEATRE Thursday 13th February @ 8.00pm Big Guerilla Productions - dig Playwright, actor and and director Seamus O’Rourke (the man responsible for last year’s sellout success The Sand Park) has become well known for tackling serious contemporary issues through humour and some very quirky but recognisable rural Irish characters. dig is no exception… Two old friends, Tom and James are digging a grave for local character ‘Smokey’ McCormack. His spirit joins them on stage, but it’s too late for Smokey to explain exactly what was going on with certain members of the local GAA team in his house in the years leading up to his death… dig is about ritual, and about things that never get said between men - men who played sport together, men who would die for one another, men who would do anything for ‘The Cause’ and yet keep their real thoughts a secret to the grave. dig is widely regarded as O’Rourke’s best play, powerful and captivating yet full of wit and humour throughout. O’Rourke himself revisits one of his finest roles as Tom and audiences throughout the country are in for a real treat. A production by Big Guerilla Productions in association with The Corn Mill Theatre. Adm: €16 / €14 (concessions)
CLASSICAL MUSIC THEATRE Wednesday 19th February @ 8.00pm
Irish Chamber Orchestra with Bosco Hogan My Brother Peter
The Irish Chamber Orchestra joins forces with award-winning theatre director Patrick Mason to present an original piece of music theatre, based on the life and work of Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky. Enjoy some of the composer’s most popular works interwoven through this dramatic one-man show performed by highly respected Irish stage, film and television actor Bosco Hogan, capturing the achievement and the tragedy of a man who created some of the greatest and most instantly recognisable music ever written. Under the leadership of Katherine Hunka, the ICO is recognised as one of Ireland’s world-class cultural assets. Under the artistic direction of Gábor Tákacs Nagy and Jörg Widmann, the ICO continues to break boundaries and open new doors to music. Music: Tchaikovsky’s Souvenir de Florence Op. 70 (Allegro Vivace); Serenade for Strings Op. 48; Nocturne for Cello and Strings Op. 19/4 “The ICO which can match the finest orchestras in the world for imaginative and vigourous performances, bristles with attitude.” - Dick O Riordan, The Sunday Business Post Adm. €20 / €18 (concessions)
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WORLD CINEMA Tuesday 25th February @ 8.00pm Shun Li and The Poet (Io Sono Li)
Italy 2011 100mins Italian with English subtitles Many recent European films have chronicled the social and personal consequences of the recent wave of immigration to Europe, but few with the delicacy and insight of director Andre Segre’s evocative film. Brought to Italy by an unscrupulous gangmaster who she’s slowly paying off while saving money to bring across her son, thirtysomething mother Shun Li (Zhao Tao) is sent from her factory job to a bar in Chioggia, a small town in the Veneto lagoon. There she strikes up a friendship with Bepi (Rade Sherbedgia), a fisherman nicknamed ‘the Poet’, himself a representative of an earlier immigration to Italy from Eastern Europe. The two come to share a special understanding, and in the face of local disapproval their relationship begins to grow. A refreshingly naturalistic film with a terrific central performance by Zhao Tao as Shun Li. “Enjoyable...uplifting… heart-warming...” - Jennifer Tate, ViewLondon “This is haunting and affecting with visual poetry to spare.” - Mark Kermode, The Observer “A touching fable.” - Donald Clarke, Irish Times Adm. €5
TRADITIONAL MUSIC Thursday 27th February @ 8.00pm The Pick and Shuffle Mando Band
The Naughton brothers, Colm and Finbarr, hail from Creggs, Co. Galway and have played Traditional music on a wide variety of instruments for a small number of decades living life on the edge (of County Galway), currently on the Mayo side of the border in Clonbur and Cross. They’ve played for many years with fellow musician Tony Campbell, who cut his musical teeth on the Dublin session scene and subsequently with groups Setanta and Kinnell. Now they join forces in a new project that features the mandolin family of instruments. The purpose of this show is to give the audience an opportunity to hear this wonderful instrument on its own and in the company of less-wellknown family members, the tenor mandola and mandocello. The group’s focus is on Traditional material but the emphasis is on newly developed arrangements for the instruments. Apart from dance tunes typically associated with trad music you can expect to hear music from the harping repertoire, waltzes and the odd Scott Joplin rag and old Mississippi Blues tune for good measure. If you like strings, you’ll love this! Adm: €16 / €14 (concessions)
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OPERA: THE MET LIVE IN HD Saturday 1st March @ 5.00pm (NB earlier start time) Prince Igor (Borodin)
Alexander Borodin’s epic Prince Igor has its first Met performances since 1917 in a new production staged by noted Russian opera director Dmitri Tcherniakov in his Met debut. Gianandrea Noseda conducts the lush score, famous for its celebrated “Polovtsian Dances”, and Ildar Abdrazakov sings the title role of a 12thcentury Russian hero. The cast also includes Oksana Dyka in her Met debut as Yaroslavna, Igor’s emotionally fragile second wife; Anita Rachvelishvili as the fiery Polovtsian princess Konchakovna; Sergey Semishkur in his Met debut as Vladimir Igorevich, Igor’s son and Konchakovna’s lover; Mikhail Petrenko as Prince Galitsky; and Štefan Kocán as the warlord Khan Konchak. Duration: 4h 30min
Standard ticket: €24 Student/child: €12 Family of 4: €60 3 For 2 Offer: €48 for any 3 CONSECUTIVE operas
THEATRE Wednesday 5th March @ 8.00pm
Fishamble: The New Play Company Little Thing, Big Thing
In Nigeria, a frightened child puts an old roll of film into the hands of Dublin-bound teacher Sister Martha. In Dublin, ex-con Larry, with a wounded backside, has to get out of the city to rob a convent. Meanwhile, Scarab Oil plans to unleash its new clean fuel of the future. And the film roll Martha is carrying attracts the urgent interest of some very powerful and ambitious people… Fishamble presents the latest play by Donal O’Kelly, in a production directed by Jim Culleton. Sorcha Fox and Donal O’Kelly play Martha and Larry, who take a high octane jump into the brutal world of international energy skulduggery and awaken passions they thought were long behind them. In this new stream-of-consciousness thriller, Donal O’Kelly pulls out all the stops. Commissioned in partnership with the STROLLERS Touring Network. Fishamble is funded by the Arts Council. “Theatre requires constant transfusions of new plays. Without [Fishamble], Irish theatre would be anaemic.” - Brian Friel Adm. €16 / €14 (concessions)
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LITERATURE - SCHOOLS Thursday 6th March @ 10.30am
Sarah Webb, Alan Nolan & Debbie Thomas We ‘♥’ Books
This March, three of Ireland’s favourite children’s authors will be visiting Castlebar as part of the We ‘♥’ Books national tour to celebrate World Book Day 2014! This special event will feature something for everyone, with illustration demos, readings and a closer look at some of the books that inspired each author’s love of writing - from literary classics, to graphic novels. There will also be opportunity for young readers to ask plenty of questions, plus get a book signed after the show. Sarah Webb has published over twenty books, including the hugely popular Ask Amy Green series, which has been shortlisted for the Queen of Teen Award and the Irish Book Awards. Comics writer and artist Alan Nolan is creator of The Big Break Detectives Casebook, a graphic novel for younger readers, and the Murder Can Be Fatal series. Debbie Thomas is the author the hilarious Dead Hairy and Jungle Tangle. All three are renowned for their entertaining, insightful and hilarious events, so a fantastic morning of bookthemed fun is guaranteed! Suitable for 4th & 5th Class. School booking only. Tel: 094 9023733
WORLD CINEMA Tuesday 11th March @ 8.00pm
The Great Beauty (La Grande Bellezza)
Italy 2013 142mins Italian with English subtitles Journalist Jep Gambardella has been a permanent fixture in Rome’s literary and social circles since the legendary success of his one and only novel. Armed with a roguish charm, he has seduced his way through the city’s lavish night life for decades, but when his 65th birthday coincides with a shock from the past, Jep finds himself unexpectedly taking stock of his life, turning his cutting wit on himself and his contemporaries, and looking past the extravagant nightclubs, parties, and cafés to find Rome in all its glory: a timeless landscape of absurd, exquisite beauty. A visually spectacular film carrying echoes of Fellini and Antonioni, directed by Paolo Sorrentino (The Consequences of Love, Il Divo), with a dazzling central performance by Toni Servillo. “A gorgeous movie … in the classic high Italian style of Fellini’s La Dolce Vita. A swooning love letter to Roman decadence, Sorrentino’s greatest film yet.” - Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian “Heady, beautiful, entrancing.” - Dave Calhoun, Time Out “Astonishing cinematic feast.” - Jay Weissberg, Variety Adm. €5
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FOLK MUSIC Wednesday 12th March @ 8.00pm Lumiere
Lumiere’s self-titled debut album brought together two distinct voices cut from the same geographic cloth. One is Éilís Kennedy, whose sound has ready access to the soul without need for scaffolding or spotlights. The other half of the musical whole is Pauline Scanlon, an award-winning singer from the same Kerry town of Dingle. Since their debut, the duo has toured its distinctive sound from cosy snugs to international concert halls, and a worldwide audience has connected with their offering of “real music by real singers communicating real emotions”. With My Dearest Dear, Lumiere is now confident in and conscious of the strengths of its own unique sound. Lumiere’s songsheet, “both a postcard from home and an artistic passport to a wider world”, draws from the Irish tradition, as well as more contemporary voices such as Susanne Vega, Sandy Denny and Tony Small. An evening of musical authenticity and honest emotion in the intimate setting of the Linenhall. “Lumiere ticks all boxes… a joy to listen to.. familiar folk with a new twist.” - Irish Music Magazine “Spellbinding.” - The Irish Times “Breathtaking.” - Hotpress “Absolutely Superb” - Mike Harding (BBC Radio 2) Adm. €16 / €14 (concessions)
OPERA: THE MET LIVE IN HD Saturday 15th March @ 5.00pm (NB earlier start time) Werther (Massenet)
Director Richard Eyre returns to the Met with a new staging of Massenet’s tragic romance Werther, starring Jonas Kaufmann and Elīna Garanča in their first Met performances as the brooding poet Werther and his unattainable love, Charlotte. Lisette Oropesa sings the role of Sophie, Charlotte’s sister; David Bižić makes his Met debut as Charlotte’s fiancé, Albert; and Jonathan Summers is Charlotte’s father, Le Bailli. Alain Altinoglu conducts the first new Met production of the opera in more than forty years. Duration: 3h 15min
Standard ticket: €24 Student/child: €12 Family of 4: €60 3 For 2 Offer: €48 for any 3 CONSECUTIVE operas
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SCHOOLS THEATRE Wednesday 19th March @ 11.20am Ger Carey - Talk To The Wall
Talk to the Wall is 90 minutes of classic stand-up comedy for teenagers. Comedian Ger Carey covers everything from love and rejection to One Direction, boys with cars to Facebook wars and everything in between. Duration: 100 Minutes, no interval Adm. €10 (Teachers free) Booking: 059 9141333 / 083 1190024 or ger@gercarey.com
CHILDREN’S THEATRE Saturday 22nd March @ 3.00pm
Theatre Lovett - Mr. Foley, The Radio Operator
Old Jack Foley has a sore toe and it’s not getting better. Once upon a time when he was young and strong he dreamed of joining the circus. But now he is tired and grey, and he sits alone by his radio twiddling the dials on his memories. Theatre Lovett invite you into their world of radio waves, sorrowful partings and hilarious slapstick comedy in Mr. Foley, The Radio Operator. Join Louis Lovett as he conjures characters and chapters full of charm from Mr. Foley’s colourful past. Theatre Lovett are one of Ireland’s most exciting companies for young and old alike (A Feast of Bones/ The House that Jack Filled/ The Girl who Forgot to Sing Badly). (Suitable for age 6 years + / 1st Class +) “With true comic spirit, Theatre Lovett defies all age groupings to appeal to everybody.” - Irish Independent Adm. €8, €25 (family of four)
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LOCAL ARTS: MUSIC Monday 24th March @ 8.00pm
St Gerald’s College - Spring Concert
St Gerald’s College Art and Music Department proudly presents its fourth annual Spring Recital. The Music Department is a busy spot in St Gerald’s College with students involved in much music making both in the school and locality. Highlights of the Recital will include: the SGC grúpa ceoil who raised €360 with their Trad for Trócaire gig in the school, solo singers and instrumentalists and various ensembles. A variety of genres will feature from rock to pop, classical to traditional. All are welcome to see and hear for themselves just how talented these young boys are! Adm. €10 / €5 (concessions) A variety of paintings and prints from students of all years will be on display on the night as part of a concurrent exhibition by St Gerald’s College Art students. (See ‘Visual Art’ section for details.)
WORLD CINEMA Tuesday 25th March @ 8.00pm The Broken Circle Breakdown
Belgium 2012 100mins English/Flemish with English subtitiles A film that takes you on a constantly surprising and emotional journey of love, passion, tragedy and joy, The Broken Circle Breakdown is a rollercoaster ride that leaves you exhilarated and reeling. More than mere background music, bluegrass is integral to the story, linking the main themes of life, love, death, America and parenthood. In a montage of past and present we see Elise and Didier over the course of seven years, from the passion of their early years and their bluegrass band to the present-day illness of their daughter Maybelle. Director Felix van Groeningen delivers a poignant, finely wrought romance - and one with a terrific soundtrack to boot. “Immensely moving… a powerful and haunting tale of love, death and bluegrass… poignant, affecting and precise.” - Mark Kermode, The Observer “A masterful, exuberant film; one which miraculously seems to encompass all of human emotion.” - Sydney Film Festival 2013 Adm. €5
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LOCAL ARTS: MUSIC Friday 28th March @ 8.00pm Sean Mullahy & Friends
Castlebar native Sean Mullahy takes to the stage in what promises to be an unforgettable evening of music, song and more. Singer and guitarist Sean will be joined on stage by fellow local musicians Mick Baynes (drums), Richard Heneghan (bass guitar, vocals), Michael Buckton (guitar), and Foxford brothers Tom Doherty (accordion) and Stephen Doherty (flute, accordion), plus some other very special surprises in store for the night. It’s a charity concert of Irish Traditional and folk music, poetry, along with some favourites old and new and a guarantee of something for everyone. Adm: €10
THEATRE Monday 31st March @ 8.00pm
Abbey Theatre on Tour - Quietly
There’s more to the truth than facts. Belfast is a place where things need to be said. Jimmy and Ian are meeting tonight for the first time. They share a violent past. They need to talk. Quietly is a powerful story of truth and forgiveness from Belfast writer Owen McCafferty. Having enjoyed huge international success at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe winning three major awards, now the Abbey Theatre brings this important new play on a national tour. “The best new play of the year.” - The Irish Times “Extraordinary and completely unmissable.” - Metro Herald “A kind of perfection.”’ - The Scotsman Adm. €20 / €16 (concessions)
Booking: 094 9023733
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FAMILY CONCERT Friday 4th April @ 7.30pm The WhistleBlast Quartet
Live music to light up your family’s day! Exciting, informal and informative concert for all ages performed by The WhistleBlast Quartet featuring Saint-Saëns’ Danse Macabre, well known Irish Tunes, a new work by composer John Buckley, film themes and much more! Come along to hear the WhistleBlast Quartet’s mini-orchestral sounds. Inspire the interest of young people through this fun-filled concert of live music! The Quartet prides itself in making live classical music accessible to all. This Concert Programme is part of a ten-theatre tour funded by the Arts Council. Ken Edge (Saxophones and Clarinet); Mary Curran (French Horn); Síle Daly (Oboe and Cor Anglais); Andrew Synnott (Piano) See www.whistleblastquartet.com Adm: €10 / € 5 (concessions) / €25 (family of four)
OPERA: THE MET LIVE IN HD Saturday 5th April @ 5.55pm La Bohème (Puccini)
An exciting young cast stars in Franco Zeffirelli’s classic production of La Bohème, the most-performed opera in Met history. Italian tenor Vittorio Grigolo stars as the passionate writer Rodolfo, and Romanian soprano Anita Hartig makes her Met debut as his consumptive lover, Mimì. Susanna Phillips sings the flirtatious Musetta and Massimo Cavalletti is the painter Marcello in this performance, led by rising conductor Stefano Ranzani. Duration: 3h 25min
Standard ticket: €24 Student/child: €12 Family of 4: €60 3 For 2 Offer: €48 for any 3 CONSECUTIVE operas
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WORLD CINEMA Tuesday 8th April @ 8.00pm
Like Father, Like Son (Soshite chichi ni naru)
Japan 2013 120mins Japanese with English subtitles Director Hirokazu Koreeda (I Wish) presents the heartfelt story of two families who discover that their six-year-old sons have been inadvertently switched at birth due to a clerical error, after a primary school blood test reveals the truth. The film focuses on one of the fathers: Ryota Nonomiya, an ambitious and hard-working professional architect who lives with his wife Midori in a well-appointed Tokyo apartment with son Keita. It also transpires that Ryota’s biological son has been living across town with a family that owns a small electrical shop. Faced with the decision of raising his biological son or the one he has looked after since birth, Ryota begins questioning everything he has ever known about being a father. Winner of the Jury Prize at Cannes Film Festival 2013. “A deceptively rich and rewarding drama, small of gesture, huge of heart.” - Mark Kermode, The Observer “A piercing, tender poem about the bittersweet ebb and flow of paternal love.” - Robbie Collin, Daily Telegraph “Performances that swell with honesty and integrity.” - Donald Clarke, The Irish Times Adm. €5
CLASSICAL MUSIC Monday 14th April @ 8.00pm
Rachel Kolly d’Alba & Christian Chamorel
Swiss violinist Rachel Kolly d’Alba is one of those very rare players whose ability to connect with audiences is such that it’s easy to overlook her sizzling virtuosity, honeyed vibrato and impeccable taste. A child prodigy, Rachel has been lauded both for her electrifying intensity on stage and her beautifully nuanced recordings of works by composers including Saint-Saëns, Chausson, Gershwin, Ravel and Ysaÿe, and has performed with many of Europe’s finest orchestras. For this tour she will be joined by the award-winning Swiss pianist Christian Chamorel, a much sought-after chamber musician and soloist who has performed at such venues as the Konzerthaus Berlin, the Palau de la Musica in Valencia and London’s Wigmore Hall. Programme: Gabriel Fauré - Sonata in A major for Violin and Piano No. 1, Op. 13; Ernest Chausson - Poème, Op. 25; César Franck - Sonata in A major for Violin and Piano; Raymond Deane - Petite Phrase; Maurice Ravel - Tzigane. “Her electrifying intensity and deep involvement... feels like a throwback to the golden age of music making.” The Strad “Passionate skill.” The Times Adm. €16 / €14 (concessions)
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THEATRE Wednesday 16th April @ 8.00pm Bruiser Theatre Company - The Nose
Bruiser Theatre Company is back on the road with a hilarious comedy that shines a merciless light on the murky world of bureaucracy. Energetic, visually exciting and very funny, The Nose is written by and stars long-term Bruiser collaborator Patrick J. O’Reilly. In this fresh new adaptation of Nikolai Gogol’s classic short story, Alexey, a government bureaucrat, awakens one morning horrified to discover that his nose has run off! Join Alexey as he frantically tries to stop his runaway nose from causing him all manner of public humiliation and get it back on his face! This adaptation preserves Gogol’s whimsical and humorous writing style and pokes fun at the incompetence of ‘the powers that be’ and the superficial nature of society’s ‘respectable’ classes. Directed by Lisa May, with all the dynamism of Bruiser’s brilliant trademark physical theatre. Unmissable. “Bruiser - bursting with fun, energy and invention.” - Brendan Deeds, Culture Northern Ireland “Bruiser… a force to be reckoned with.” - Culture Northern Ireland “(Bruiser)… one of our best tellers of theatrical tales.” - The Belfast Telegraph Adm. €16 / €14 (concessions)
WORLD CINEMA Tuesday 22nd April @ 8.00pm Le Week-end
UK, France 2013 92mins English language Married British couple Nick and Meg (Jim Broadbent and Lindsay Duncan) celebrate their thirtieth wedding anniversary with a sentimental weekend getaway to Paris, their first visit since their honeymoon. But as they visit its various locations, the ‘City of Love’ acts as a backdrop to a relationship that is sometimes not as ideal as the weekend’s aspirations might suggest. When Meg and Nick run into their insufferably successful old friend (Jeff Goldblum), their squabbles rise to a register that’s both emotionally rich and very funny. The third collaboration between director Roger Michell and screenwriter Hanif Kureishi (The Mother, Venus), with a cast on top form. “A finely matched Broadbent and Duncan... humor and honesty.” - David Rooney, Hollywood Reporter “Lightly played, often very funny… shot with energy and wit, and boosted by superb, inquiring turns from Broadbent and Duncan. Delightful.” - Dave Calhoun, Time out “Bittersweet, charming.” - Dennis Harvey, Variety Adm. €5
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OPERA: THE MET LIVE IN HD Saturday 26th April @ 5.55pm Così Fan Tutte (Mozart)
James Levine conducts the first Live in HD performance of Mozart’s barbed comic romance Così Fan Tutte. Lesley Koenig’s sleek production will star Susanna Phillips and Isabel Leonard as the sisters Fiordiligi and Dorabella; Matthew Polenzani and Rodion Pogossov as their fiancés, Ferrando and Guglielmo; Danielle de Niese as their feisty maid Despina; and Maurizio Muraro as the cynical Don Alfonso. Duration: 4h 05min
Standard ticket: €24 Student/child: €12 Family of 4: €60 3 For 2 Offer: €48 for any 3 CONSECUTIVE operas
THEATRE Thursday 8th May @ 8.00pm
Ramor Theatre - A Night In November
When Ulster Protestant, Kenneth McCallister finds himself on the football terraces for a crucial Northern Ireland v Republic of Ireland World Cup qualifying match, little does he know that his hum-drum life is about to change forever. This production of Marie Jones’ smash-hit one-man show features veteran actor, writer and director Padraic McIntyre (The Night Joe Dolan’s Car Broke Down) as Kenneth, a Protestant dole clerk in search of his own identity and ultimately coming to terms as an Irish Protestant. “I am a free man, I am a Protestant man, I am an Irish man.” Marie Jones’ (Fly Me To The Moon, Stones In His Pockets) enduringly humorous and challenging play is both uncomfortable and compelling as it lays bare the issues of Protestant identity in 1990s Northern Ireland. This passionate and often hilarious show has enjoyed productions all over the world including the West End and a successful six month run off-Broadway. Directed by Paddy Farrelly. “Hard to resist... dark, knowing humour.” - Jane Coyle, Irish Theatre Magazine “Emotional potency and touching observations… poignant mix of funny and sad… as relevant as ever.” - Culture Northern Ireland Adm. €16 / €14 (concessions)
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VISUAL ART Until Saturday 11th January 20:20
Mayo Artists Show - 20:20 VISION
It’s here again! The Linenhall’s ever-popular biennial celebration of the visual arts in Mayo makes a welcome return. This year the theme is 20:20 VISION, and all works are limited in size to no more that 20cm in any dimension. The show, selected by Roscommon-based artist and curator Linda Shevlin, presents a cornucopia of work in all manner of media and offers a fascinating snapshot of the breadth of arts practice in the county. Come and enjoy.
Adm. free
VISUAL ART Friday 17th January - Saturday 15th February Gary Kearney
Gary Kearney’s work reflects his interest in architecture, perspective and natural lighting and explores how these change our emotional connection to our city. “The city appeals to me because it contains vast amounts of information infinitly being altered through the effects of weather conditions and man’s constant obsession with construction and progression. The environment changes our emotions towards the way we look at certain aspects of our lives and surroundings. I try to capture these emotions and encase them within my paintings.” Born in Tipperary and based in Cork, Gary graduated from the Crawford College of Art & Design in 2005. His work has been exhibited throughout Ireland including most recently a solo show at the Sirius Arts Centre in Cork and group shows in the Wandesford Quay Gallery in Cork and the Source Arts Centre in Tipperary. Gary is a member of Backwater Artists Group in Cork. Adm. free Official opening on Friday 17th January at 7.30pm. All welcome.
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VISUAL ART Friday 21st February - Saturday 22nd March Shiro Masuyama - The Heart Rocker
Over the past 11 years, Japanese-born artist Shiro Masuyama has engaged in a range of residencies worldwide – including Korea, Berlin, New York, Barcelona and IMMA in Dublin – and has exhibited widely in Japan, the UK, Ireland, N. Ireland and mainland Europe. The Heart Rocker is an installation based on the artist’s experience relocating from Berlin to Belfast. Living close to a Peace Line, Shiro was annoyed to repeatedly find dog excrement in his front garden. In response he created a mural banner which he hung on the wall of his house, “a simple action to prevent re-occurrence while also reflecting on my identity as a Japanese outsider.” He also made a video of himself disposing of the offending “metaphorical landmines” while wearing a forensic suit. The exhibition title is a reference to The Hurt Locker, a film about bomb disposal. “In Japan, many people misunderstand the title as ‘The Heart Rocker’, as Japanese cannot differentiate between ‘L’ and ‘R’.” Adm. free Official opening on Friday 21st February at 7.30pm. All welcome.
CASE FOR CRAFT: FOYER Case For Craft - Craftworks Mayo An ongoing showcase exhibition. Craftworks Mayo was established in March 2012 as a not-for-profit network of local craft workers to champion and promote unique and quality assessed craft and design in County Mayo. Bringing together thirty-three talented craft businesses, this project is about promoting pride and passion in local crafts. By working together members inspire and encourage each other and pool their knowledge and resources which provides the support needed to achieve both national and international recognition for each craft business. Craftworks Mayo. Living Crafts. Artisian.Original. Unique. www.craftworksmayo.ie Adm. FREE
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VISUAL ART Saturday 29th March - Saturday 26th April FIND
FIND
FIND is an exciting artistic venture presenting a series of temporary artworks/installations/events in and around the town of Castlebar, with the Linenhall Arts Centre acting as central focus for participating artists and audience alike. Artists were encouraged to consider discreet or ‘hidden’ works that will be ‘unravelled’, or be revealed, via the event tour and maps encouraging the public to seek out the works. The Mayo artists who were selected for the commissions are Nuala Clarke, Alice Dixon, Joanna Hopkins, Chris Leach, Amanda Rice and Ian Wieczorek. This project is the first collaboration of the Linenhall Arts Centre and the Mayo County Council Public Art Programme, in association with international status Irish artists Alice Maher and Aideen Barry acting as mentors for the initiative. As part of this major project, the Linenhall’s Gallery is to become a living installation of the participating artists’ studio environments for the duration of the exhibition, offering an intriguing ‘behind-the-scenes’ insight into the artistic processes at play. The project will stage a day of talks, networking and a tour of the artworks, hosted from the Linenhall on Saturday 29th March. A website documenting the work and a downloadable public art trail will be developed. See www.findartproject.com for further details Adm. free Official opening on Saturday 29th March. See website for further details. All welcome.
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VISUAL ART: FOYER Monday 3rd - Saturday 22nd February Gordon Yeomans - Some Work
Gordon Yeomans spent his life making art. He and his wife Ethel first visited Mayo in the early 1970s and settled soon after in Knockatemple outside Ballyvary. They were regular visitors to the Linenhall and Gordon had a solo show here in 1990 just shortly before his death in the same year. Following the recent death of his son Joseph, his surviving son Paul discovered that a substantial number of Gordon’s works remained in his studio. Paul is delighted that the work will be shown in the Linenhall once more and a contribution from any sales will go to the Linenhall Friends Scheme. Adm. free
VISUAL ART: FOYER Monday 24th March - Saturday 12th April St Gerald’s College Art Exhibition
Following on from the previous two years’ very successful exhibitions, St Gerald’s College Art Department returns with new work and themes in this year’s display. The Art Department in the school is a vibrant environment with on-going projects in drawing and painting and a variety of crafts including printmaking and clay-modelling. Students regularly go outside to create observational drawings of their locality and often attend exhibitions of contemporary artists. Students of all abilities are encouraged to express their creative side. A variety of paintings and prints from students of all years will be exhibited. Adm. free
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HERE’S YOUR CHANCE: VISUAL ART WORKSHOPS DRAWING FOR ADULTS FOLLOW-ON WORKSHOP workshop series with Betty Gannon
Four Friday mornings commencing 24th January, 11.30am-1.00pm
A workshop series designed for those who have already taken part in Betty’s Introduction to Drawing workshop, or have some previous drawing experience, and want to further develop their skills. Here’s your chance to explore and develop your drawing skills more fully, with guidance from an experienced artist. In a relaxed series of workshops, with step by step instruction. Betty Gannon studied Fine Art at GMIT and works mainly in drawing, painting and 3d work. She has exhibited her work throughout the country including solo shows at the Linenhall Arts Centre, Watergate Theatre Gallery and the Alley Arts Centre. Her work can be found in several private and public collections. She is also a visiting artist to various National Schools in Co Mayo. DRAWING FOR ADULTS FOLLOW ON WORKSHOP takes place over four Friday afternoons commencing 24th Jan, from 11.30am-1.00pm (continuing 31st Jan; 7th and 14th Feb). Cost per head for the workshop series is €40. Participants will be required to bring some of their own materials, these will be outlined in the first class. There are twelve places available and booking is ESSENTIAL. Booking and further information from the Linenhall.
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ART LECTURE SERIES WOMEN IN ART HISTORY
Lecture Series with John Mulloy Five Monday nights commencing 27th January, 8.00pm-9.30pm ‘Why have there been no great women artists?’ was the question posed by Linda Nochlin in 1971, launching a major debate about the role of women in art history that challenged traditional notions of what it meant to be a ‘great artist’. This series of five talks by Dr John Mulloy, Lecturer in Art History and Critical Theory, will focus primarily on painting, and will be of interest to the general public and students alike. Week 1 will be a general introduction, exploring the question of whether there could be such a thing as ‘women artists’ at all, given the problems of the traditional art historical framework. Week 2 will cover work made by women before 1700, giving an overview of the Medieval and Renaissance periods, and women’s position in the guilds and Academies. Week 3 will look at the period from c. 1700-1900, and the struggle of women in the development of Modernity. Week 4 will explore the changes from 1900 to the present, when women form the large majority of art students. Week 5 will examine the role of women in Irish art history, focusing on the move from cultural nationalism through postmodernism and on to the contemporary. WOMEN IN ART HISTORY Lecture Series takes place over five Monday nights from 27th January (continuing 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th February). The fee for the full series is €30. Booking is ESSENTIAL. Booking and further information from the Linenhall.
GIFT VOUCHERS LINENHALL GIFT VOUCHERS - THE PERFECT GIFT! Looking for a gift with a difference? May we suggest a Linenhall Gift Voucher? These handy vouchers are redeemable against all ticket sales and workshops for our forthcoming programme at the Linenhall, or even Art purchases made through the Linenhall Gallery. Available at prices to suit any pocket, these Vouchers are an ideal way of giving a gift of the Arts for any occasion!
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CHILDREN’S WORKSHOP POP-UP BOOK MAKING for 8-12yrs
with Maeve Clancy Six Saturdays, 11.30-1.00pm commencing 8th February Explore Pop-Up art in this six week long workshop series with paper artist extraordinaire, Maeve Clancy. During the workshop participants will make their very own pop-up books. Maeve will guide you through the various important elements involved including story, design, techniques, making a ‘rough’, creating the finished books and then binding. Over the course of the workshops participants will watch their work literally open up in front of their eyes! Maeve Clancy is an illustrator, animator, and paper artist. She has had a number of solo and group exhibitions including Paper Tales at the Linenhall Arts Centre. Her pop-up books feature on the music videos of Lisa Hannigan (Lille and I Don’t Know) and also in an international 2013 Samsung advertisement. She has facilitated a number of workshops at the Linenhall Arts Centre, and is working on a graphic novel. See www.maeveclancy.com POP-UP BOOK MAKING for 8-12yrs takes place over six Saturdays commencing February 8th (continuing February 15th, 22nd, March 1st, 8th and 15th) from 11.30pm-1.00pm each day. Cost per head for the workshop series is €50. There are twelve places available, and booking is ESSENTIAL. Booking and further information from the Linenhall.
HERE’S YOUR CHANCE: SET DANCING WORKSHOP BEGINNERS SET DANCING WORKSHOP FOR ADULTS
workshop series with Seamus Hughes Eight Thursday mornings commencing 20th February, 11.00am-12.30pm We were bowled over by the response we got when we offered this workshop last term. So here it is again, back by popular demand! Ever thought you’d love to be able to take part in dancing a set, but just never had the opportunity to learn the steps and the figures. Well here’s your chance. Seamus Hughes will be joining us at the Linenhall this Spring to deliver a beginners set dancing workshop series. Throughout the series participants will learn at least one full set dance, with plenty of focus on footwork and steps, enabling participants to really engage with the rhythm of the music they are dancing to. A great way to get your Thursdays off to a lively start this Autumn. Down where for Dancing? Down at the Linenhall!! SET DANCING WORKSHOPS FOR ADULTS takes place over eight Thursday mornings commencing 20th February, from 11.00am12.30pm (continuing 27th Feb; 13th, 20th, 27th Mar; 3rd, 10th, 17th Apr (note - no workshop on Thursday 6th March)). Cost per head for the workshop series is €50. Places are limited and booking is ESSENTIAL. Booking and further information from the Linenhall.
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HERE’S YOUR CHANCE: SINGING WORKSHOPS SING YOUR PARTY PIECE IN STYLE
with Anne Marie Gibbons, Eight Friday mornings commencing 21st February, 11.00am-1.00pm Back by popular demand!! From February to April the Linenhall will resound to the sound of adult voices being put through their paces by singing teacher and performer Anne Marie Gibbons. This course will take the form of an introduction to singing for adults. It is designed as a confidence-building exercise which will give those taking part the techniques and skills required to sing a song from beginning to end with self-assurance and expression. Anne Marie will coach participants in basic vocal techniques (such as breathing) while also helping them to overcome nervousness to put a song across. Plenty of fun along the way is guaranteed!! (NB: A willingness to perform in front of the group is required and as such the course is not ideal for those who are painfully shy.) Anne Marie Gibbons is a mezzo soprano. She studied at the DIT Conservatory of Music and Drama, Dublin and subsequently at the Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester. She was company principal at the English National Opera for three years, and has performed multiple operatic roles including among others Dorabella in Cosi Fan Tutte, Flora in La Traviata, Anna in The Trojans at Carthage and Pippo in La Gazza Ladra. She has a wide-ranging oratorio and concert repertoire, and has extensive experience as a singing teacher. SING YOUR PARTY PIECE IN STYLE takes place over eight Friday mornings commencing February 21st from 11.00am-1.00pm (continuing 28th February; 7th, 14th, 28th March; 4th, 11th, 25th April (note - no workshop on Fridays 21st Mar, 18th Apr)). Cost per head for the workshop series is â‚Ź100. There are twelve places available, and booking is ESSENTIAL. Booking and further information from the Linenhall.
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WRITING WORKSHOP FOR ADULTS PLAYWRITING COURSE
in association with Fishamble: The New Play Company 10.00am-5.00pm Monday 3rd & Tuesday 4th March In this two-day beginners playwriting course with Gavin Kostick, literary manager at Fishamble: The New Play Company, participants will engage with a range of ideas and exercises designed to develop useful skills in writing for live performance. These include: Openings, The Playwright’s Imagination, Plotting, Alternative Structures, Characterisation, the Rhythms of Language and Dialogue. Each participant will be encouraged to develop his or her own idea through the course into a finished draft. As the course develops, particular attention will be given to Donal O’Kelly’s play Little Thing, Big Thing which is being presented by Fishamble at the Linenhall on Wednesday 5th March. As well as developing playwriting skills the course aims to broaden conceptions of what is achievable in live performance and encourage practical considerations of successful staging. The course is particularly suitable for those who wish to thoroughly immerse themselves in writing for theatre, over a short period. All are welcome and places are allocated on a first come first served basis. Gavin Kostik is an award-winning playwright. He has written over a dozen plays which have been produced in Dublin, the UK, New York, Philadelphia and Romania. His most recent works are The End of the Road, This is What We Sang, The Sit, Fight Night, An Image for the Rose and The Alma Fetish (an opera with composer Raymond Deane). He is currently working on new plays for Fishamble and Whiplash. As Literary Officer at Fishamble, Gavin works with new writers for theatre through script development, readings and a variety of courses. PLAYWRITING COURSE takes place over two days, Monday 3rd and Tuesday 4th March, from 10.00am-5.00pm each day. Cost per head for the workshop series is €85 and includes attendance at Fishamble’s production Little Thing, Big Thing at the Linenhall on Wednesday 5th March at 8.00pm. There are twelve places available, and booking is ESSENTIAL. Booking and further information from the Linenhall.
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HERE’S YOUR CHANCE: VISUAL ART WORKSHOPS INTRODUCTION TO COLLAGE FOR ADULTS workshop series with Breda Burns Four Wednesday afternoons commencing March 26th, from 2.30pm-4.30pm
From its origins in ancient China, to its flourishing from the beginning of the 20th century in the work of artists such as Picasso, Braque, Ernst and beyond, collage has been a potent form of creative expression, both in it’s own right, and as a stage in the process of developing art works. Join artist Breda Burns for an introduction into this exciting art making technique, both in two and three dimensions (low relief). In the process learn techniques of cutting pasting, planning and composition, using your own source images ranging from family photos to random found images (collected from magazines, newspapers, cards, drawings...). Over the four weeks participants will piece together new art works from already existing and familiar materials, engaging hands-on with the potential of collage. Breda Burns is a Westport based artist. She has exhibited her work widely both in solo and group exhibitions. Breda has been teaching, leading community art projects and facilitating art workshops for many years. INTRODUCTION TO LOW RELIEF AND COLLAGE FOR ADULTS takes place over four Wednesdays commencing March 26th (continuing April 2nd, 9th and 16th) from 2.30pm-4.30pm each day. Cost per head for the workshop series is €50. Participants are asked to bring along their own source material (cuttings, photographs, drawings...). There are twelve places available, and booking is ESSENTIAL. Booking and further information from the Linenhall.
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CHILDREN’S ART WORKSHOP ARTPRINT for 8-12yrs
with Claire Griffin Three Saturday mornings commencing 29th March, from 11.30am-1.00pm We’re all familiar with printers for our computers, but printing in some shape or form has been on the go since at least 3000BC. Not only is printing used to create books, it is also used to make some amazing art work. Here’s your chance to get hands-on with this exciting process. Artist Claire Griffin will introduce monoprint, collograph, and relief printing, and guide you through some of the clever techniques involved in print-making. Throughout the workshop series participants will have access to the Linenhall’s table top printing press and print making tools. This is a great opportunity to spend some time being creative in a real print studio environment. Claire Griffin is an accomplished Westport based painter. She has extensive teaching experience and has facilitated visual art workshops throughout Mayo including the highly successful Still Life, Paper Cup Pets, The Bigger Picture, and Spooky Spoon among others here at the Linenhall Arts Centre. ARTPRINT takes place over three Saturday mornings from 11.30am-1.00pm beginning Saturday 29th March (continuing 5th and 12th April). Cost per head for the workshop series is €30. There are ten places available. Booking is ESSENTIAL. Booking and further information from the Linenhall. Tel. 094 9023733.
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WELCOME TO OUR CAFÉ ! As you may have already experienced, our bustling Linenhall CafÊ continues to win great compliments from regulars and visitors alike for its quality, value and friendly service. So why not come along and check out our cool vibe, as you enjoy a tasty snackette, soup, wrap, sandwich, scone or sweet, and sip on what we proudly claim is the best cappucino in town!
Linenhall Coffee Shop Opening Times: Mon-Fri: 10am-5.30pm Sat: 10.30am-5.30pm See you there!