Mermaid Arts Centre - Jan to Mar 2011 by Mermaid Arts Centre

COUNTY WICKLOW ARTS CENTRE

JAN-FEB-MAR 2011

NO BOOKING FEES At Mermaid Arts Centre, we do not believe in booking fees, administration charges or processing punishments. We actually want you to come and have fun. So it’s simple - the price you see is the price you pay. We have concessions on the majority of our shows and if you want to make even more savings have a look at our 3 for e33 offer or become a friend.

GROUP DISCOUNTS We all love nights out with friends. So at Mermaid groups of ten or more get a 10% discount. That’s like one ticket free for every ten purchased. The group discount applies to any event listed on page 4 of this brochure. To get your discount call 01 272 4030.

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01 272 4030 In Person Box Office is open from 10am – 6pm Mon – Sat and until 8pm on performance nights

PARKING

Underground car-parking is available for mermaid patrons for the duration of shows in the evenings and at weekends. This is located under the Civic Offices complex beside mermaid. Please note that this underground car-park cannot be used during the day on weekdays.

COUNTY WICKLOW ARTS CENTRE

Welcome to Mermaid’s first season of 2011. Last year over 35,000 people enjoyed 364 world-class performances and events at Mermaid Arts Centre and throughout county Wicklow. For the new year we resolve to keep bringing the best of local, Irish and international arts to the people of Wicklow and beyond. So, take a deep breath and delve into the gems we have to offer you over the next three months. Just in case you need a little help, our friendly staff have handpicked a few favourites. Silent (Theatre) –‘I have worked with Fishamble and Pat Kinevane before on Forgotten, and it was a beautiful piece and I can’t wait to have them back with their new play Silent.’ Eoin Fegan (Technical Manager) Comedy –‘Everyone could do with laughing a bit more and the comedy is coming thick and fast this season, starting with Des Bishop, then Colin Murphy and Brendan Grace, I hope that will put a smile on everyone’s face.’ Fergus Hannigan (PR & Marketing Manager) National Dance Company of Wales (Dance)– ‘They have been coming here for six years now and are always one of the highlights of the year, let alone a season’ Jane Horner (Box Office Manager) Tom Courtenay (Theatre) – ‘It will be an honour for us to welcome Sir Tom Courtenay to Mermaid. Many will know him for his role in Doctor Zhivago for which he was nominated for an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor.’ Nora Hickey (Artistic Director) So here it is, three months of top quality entertainment in your hands. Plan your next night out today and let us warmly welcome you to Mermaid County Wicklow Arts Centre.

Nora and the Mermaid team

COUNTY WICKLOW ARTS CENTRE

RESIDENCIES In 2010 Mermaid supported the development of the music ensemble Tarab and the theatre company Wonderland Productions. With county and nationwide tours as Mermaid’s resident ensemble and theatre company, Tarab and Wonderland actively carried the artistic torch for Mermaid across county Wicklow and beyond. Music In 2011, County Wicklow-based musicians, composer Roger Doyle and Congolese guitarist Niwel Tsumbu, join forces for the first time for a yearlong Mermaid residency which will culminate in a number of performances and events throughout the year, each with invited guests. The first performance on Saturday 26 March will see the duo performing alongside Bray percussionist Robbie Harris and saxophonist Michael Buckley. Visual Arts In summer 2010 Mermaid’s gallery space was transformed through the Unbuilding project supported by the Arts Council and Wicklow County Council. The architectural intervention received such considerable attention from the arts sector and general public, that we have decided to retain the structure for a year, presenting a dynamic visual arts programme of exhibitions designed specifically for the space, artist’s talks, reading groups, screenings, research, live events and performances. To assist with the development of such an ambitious visual arts programme, Mermaid’s Director, Nora Hickey and Gallery Manager, Eilis Lavelle are joined on a curatorial panel by invited curators, Cliodhna Shaffrey and Rosie Lynch, artist James Merrigan and County Wicklow Art Officer, Jenny Sherwin.

Our offer is stunningly simple. Look through our brochure and anywhere you see the e3 for e33 logo on an event, then it is included in the offer. Book for any three of the marked events at the same time and get them all for the great price of e33. This offer includes the following shows: Music:

Crossing the Shannon

Dance:

Irish Modern Dance Theatre

Fri 14 Jan @ 8pm Wed 19 Jan @ 8pm

Theatre: I, Elizabeth

Thu 20 Jan @ 8pm

Music:

Breabach

Sun 13 Feb @ 8pm

Music:

An Intimate Evening with Jerry Fish Sat 19 Feb @ 8pm

Theatre: Silent

Sat 5 Mar @ 8pm

Music:

Terpsycordes Quartet

Sun 6 Mar @ 8pm

Music:

Lazik

Sat 12 Mar @ 8pm

Dance:

National Dance Company of Wales Thu 25 Mar @ 8pm

Music:

Tsumbu & Doyle

Sat 26 Mar @ 8pm

Theatre: The Quare Land

Tue 29 Mar @ 8pm

Once you book all 3 events at the same time, you save! If you just like the idea of getting e11 tickets to any of these events without any restrictions you can join our Friends Scheme! Pick your events â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Call 01 2724030 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Book your tickets!

film

My Afternoons with Margueritte [15A]

Mon 3 Jan @ 8pm

Fifty-something Germain lives a quiet life. At the local bar with his girlfriend Annette, in the park where he counts the pigeons, or in the vegetable garden where he grows produce to take to market. Germain is a simple man. His father left his mother when she became pregnant and she still blames her son for ruining her chance at love. One day, he meets Margueritte, an old lady whose work as a scientist took her all over the world. She has a passion for literature, which she soon shares with Germain. Before long, a true bond of affection unites them, and Germain realizes that he has the right to take control of his destiny. Gerard Depardieu gives a finely tuned performance as a dungarees-wearing ogre with a heart. Dir: Jean Becker 2010 €8/€6.50 Conc.

Duration:82 mins

Language: French/Subtitled

comedy

Des Bishop

Tue 4 – Sat 8 Jan @ 8pm

Des Bishops’ My Dad was Nearly James Bond. Inspired by his father’s recent diagnosis of lung cancer, Des Bishop’s latest internationally acclaimed show My Dad Was Nearly James Bond tells of a remarkable life tinged with regret. In championing the real heroics of fatherhood, Des challenges these common regrets and the ridiculous ideals of manhood that real, un-slick men try to live up to. “Edgy material...snappy, never sappy...Bishop has judged this one beautifully” The Age, Australia “Charismatic, sincere, eloquent and always seeking the angle” Chortle, UK e25 Fri & Sat

e20 Tue - Thu

film

The Kids are Alright [16]

Mon 10 & Thu 13 Jan @ 8pm

So good we’re screening it twice! Simply put, this whip-smart comedy drama about modern family life is one of the most enjoyable films of the year. Long-term couple Nic (Annette Bening) and Jules (Julianne Moore) are the parents of teenagers Joni and Laser, both conceived with the help of an anonymous sperm donor. Before Joni leaves home to start college, her brother persuades her to help him contact their biological father, and so Paul (Mark Ruffalo) enters the family’s life. An unattached organic farmer and restauranteur, Paul is all old values and easy charm, so it’s little wonder that he’s soon causing ripples in the domestic set-up. Dir: Lisa Cholodenko 2010 €8/€6.50 Conc.

Duration: 106 mins

theatre: dining

La Locandiera Wonderland Productions

mon 10 – Fri 14 Jan @ 8.30pm Sat 15 @ 12.45pm

Back by popular demand! Enjoy a theatre show while you eat! Classic comedy, live music and tasty food combine this January as Mermaid Arts Centre and Wonderland Theatre Company transform ever popular Bray restaurant Campo De Fiori into 18th century Florence for a performance of La Locandiera. This sparkling production of Italy’s most celebrated comedy will include food, wine and a generous helping of singing, sword fighting, opera and Italian folk music. ‘Terrific, really entertaining, the spirit of the Italian version is captured perfectly. Very witty, very fast and the audience has a ball’ Dublin City FM. Mon – Fri e45/ Sat e37.50 Includes 3 course meal, glass of wine & theatre show

music: trad

Crossing the Shannon

FRI 14 Jan @ 8pm

In times past, many fine musicians crossed the Shannon to board the emigrant boat, fuelling the vibrant Irish music scenes in London and Birmingham where John Blake (guitar, flute, bouzouki) and John McEvoy (fiddle) learned their craft. This concert is a musical homecoming, re-crossing the Shannon to explore the wild dance music, slow airs and haunting songs of the West that likewise inspired the artists who complete this group, Muireann Nic Amhlaoidh (vocals) and John Wynne (flute). ‘It’s hard to beat the classic combination of flute and fiddle and no better men than John Wynne and John McEvoy to show us why.’ Hot Press Magazine €16/€14 Conc.

local arts

For One Night Only

Sat 15 Jan @ 8pm

Sheevawn Musical Group presents an evening of outstanding Musical Theatre performed by some of the top amateur artists in the Wicklow/ Dublin area. In order to help SMG to continue providing annual musicals each summer many talented performers have kindly offered to perform in this fundraising concert. This is a unique chance to see leading performers from other musical societies along with the best of local talent all together for one night only.

e20

Sheevawn Musical Group

children

Snow White introduced by Bosco Sun 16 Jan @ 2pm & 4pm Paula Lambert, the voice behind one of Ireland’s most beloved puppets, Bosco, brings Snow White to Mermaid, a beautifully produced show with large puppets, colourful sets and exquisite lighting. For the nostalgic at heart, Bosco also makes an appearance in the opening part of the show. From its earliest beginning the Lambert family has been involved with RTÉ Television, working on the hugely popular series Wanderly Wagon featuring the late Eugene Lambert and Judge. The Paula Lambert Puppet Theatre Company is now widely recognised as one of Ireland’s premier theatre companies. €10

Suitable for 3-10 years

film

CLUB The Maid

mon 17 Jan @ 8pm

After 23 years of service to the Valdes family, Raquel is comfortably ensconced in a vague existence between maid and her illusion that she is a family member. Her barely concealed bitterness and increased clashes with her employer’s eldest daughter lead the family to think she is overworked. They hire more help, and, feeling usurped, Raquel begins to sabotage each new employee by resorting to childish antics, clinging to her ambiguous place within the family. In his painful, yet satisfying, comedic drama, Sebastian Silva questions, without bias, a dusty remnant of class division– the common, Latin American, aristocratic tradition of serfdom. Winner of the Grand Jury Prize & Special Jury Prize at Sundance Film Festival 2009. Dir: Sebastián Silva 2009 €8/€6.50 Conc.

Duration: 96 mins

Language: Spanish/Subtitled

visual arts

Pottery Workshops with Christien Van Bussel

Tue 18 & 25 Jan, 1 & 8 Feb @ 10.30am-12.30pm

Get hands on with this pottery workshop! Over four mornings learn to work with clay and enjoy the discovery of new skills. Using many techniques including the potter’s wheel you will learn to make a mug, a variety of bowls, a plate and more items like egg-cups and coasters. All the pieces are fired and glazed making them strong and durable for everyday use around your house. Join in and create your own unique tableware!

€85 for 4 workshops Includes soup lunch after the final workshop on 8 Feb

dance

Actions: Modern Dance Theatre

WED 19 Jan @ 8PM

Lifts, falls, text, sound, merging, fragmenting… This is Actions. Irish Modern Dance Theatre’s latest hit dance production stole the show at the Dublin Dance Festival 2010. This explosive performance by two outstanding male dancers is both funny and exciting, full of lean raw movement and stunning athleticism. Catch Actions before it departs for its 2011 tour of the USA. ‘For sheer impact and perfection in performance, nothing could touch…. John Scott’s Actions.’ Irish Theatre Magazine For information on dance school workshops with IMDT, please contact the Box Office. €16/€14 Conc.

theatre

Thu 20 Jan @ 8pm

I, Elizabeth Five-star sell out hit at the Edinburgh Festival 2010

Queen at 25, political phoenix and famously unmarried, she was the most educated woman of her Age – but who was the woman beneath the crown? Rebecca Vaughan, who brought us Austen’s Women last year, returns to Mermaid with this solo show. Through Elizabeth’s own words, she explores the queen’s struggle to reconcile the desires of womanhood with the duties of sovereignty. - ‘A moving, emotional and passionate production ... A definite must see for history and theatre addicts’ Hairline €16/€14 Conc.

Dyad Productions

film

A Celebration of John Boorman’s Excalibur [15]

Fri 21 Jan @ 8.30pm

2011 marks 30 years since the release of John Boorman’s celebrated film Excalibur. Mermaid in association with Bray Town Council and Mossy Hare Productions, a film production company currently filming a documentary on the making of Excalibur, will host a reception to celebrate the Wicklowbased Director’s tremendous contribution to the film industry with a special screening of Excalibur presented by John Boorman. There are a very limited number of free tickets available from Mermaid’s Box Office.

FREE

music

Sat 22 Jan @ 8pm

Declan O’Rourke

Following his acclaimed performance here last January, Declan O’Rourke returns in the lead up to his long-awaited third album. Declan O’Rourke has been described as the Irish Leonard Cohen, and won the praise of a host of Industry giants that include Chris Rea, Paul Weller, Paul Brady and Snow Patrol. Since the release of his second record ‘Big, Bad, Beautiful World’ two years ago he has toured with Paulo Nutini, Snow Patrol and Peter Joback with whom he performed for the King and Queen of Sweden last year. Now you too can see Declan live as he prepares to release his highly-anticipated third album in Spring 2011. €20/€18 Conc.

film

Winter’s Bone [15]

Mon 24 Jan @ 8pm

With an absent father and a withdrawn and depressed mother, 17 year-old Ree Dolly keeps her family together in a dirt poor rural area. She’s taken aback however when the local Sheriff tells her that her father put up their house as collateral for his bail and unless he shows up for his trial in a week’s time, they will lose it all. She knows her father is involved in the local drug trade and manufactures crystal meth but anywhere she goes the message is the same: Stay out of it and stop poking your nose in other people’s business. She pushes on, putting her own life in danger, for the sake of her family until the truth, or enough of it, is revealed. Winner - Grand Jury Prize 2010 Sundance Film Festival. Dir: Debra Granik 2010 €8/€6.50 Conc.

Duration: 100 mins

local arts

Tues 25 – Sat 29 Jan @ 8pm

Bray One Act

Bray One Act, now in its 34th year, is firmly fixed in the calendars of all Bray theatre-goers. The Chairman and Committee are delighted to welcome audiences to Mermaid County Wicklow Arts Centre for what promises to be another enjoyable year of one act plays. The Festival was founded by the late Fred Lee to encourage amateur drama in the Dublin/Wicklow region. Bray’s One Act patrons have loyally supported the festival, always with a most positive reception. So enliven the dull dark days of January; you can be assured that you will not be disappointed. Benefiting Charities this year are DEBRA Ireland and the Wicklow Hospice. €12/€10 Conc.

film

The Pipe [15A]

mon 31 Jan @ 8pm

What do people do when the law prevents them from protecting themselves? That’s the question at the heart of The Pipe, a stirring, character-rich documentary from Risteard O Domhnaill about Shell vs. Rossport, Ireland, where the oil company decided to run a gas line, and the community decided otherwise. The recent BP gulf disaster will add currency and urgency to this charismatic David-Goliath tale. The film is beautifully composed and valiantly photographed with a clear point. Shell will move on but the wounds left behind on a small community like Rossport - where neighbour essentially fought neighbour - will take generations to heal, if at all. Dir: Risteard Ó Domhnaill 2009 €8/€6.50 Conc.

Duration: 82 mins

local arts

Dancing at Lughnasa

Wed 2 - Fri 5 Feb @ 8pm

After their fantastic version of The Lonesome West last year, Torn Curtain return with Dancing at Lughnasa by Brian Friel, a moving portrait of five spinster sisters living together in Northwest Donegal. Over the course of one summer in 1936, their lives are changed forever. Mixing memory with desire and generous humour with piercing sadness, this drama at every moment feels startlingly true, tender and fresh.

â&#x201A;Ź16 - schools discounts available on request

Torn Curtain Productions

visual arts

Felting Workshops

Mon 7, 14, 21 & 28 Feb @10am-12.30pm

Artist Joanna Kidney returns to Mermaid to lead an in-depth felt-making course. In this series of workshops, participants will look at a variety of felting processes creating felt images, felt scarves, felt vessels, needle felting and felt jewellery. Experiment with a variety of fibres to create surface interest and texture. Explore wet felting, nuno felting and needle felting in 2D and 3D forms. All materials are provided and participants will leave each workshop with a finished piece. These workshops are suitable for both complete beginners and those with past felt-making experience. e95

Price includes soup lunch after the final workshop.

film

Mon 7 Feb @ 8pm

Certified Copy [PG]

Juliette Binoche stars as a ruffled, slightly manic antique dealer, opposite English opera baritone William Shimell as an arrogant cultural commentator on a brief Italian stopover to deliver a lecture on the value of copies in art. Over the course of a single afternoon, they meet, drive into the Tuscan countryside, go for lunch, wander around a gallery and discuss the nuances of art, love, family and possible discrepancies in Shimell’s thesis. When a waitress naturally assumes the pair to be romantically entangled, Kiarostami takes that cue to have his characters mutate into what appears to be a bickering wedded couple. The game is set: is this love or just a copy? Dir: Abbas Kiarostami 2010 €8/€6.50 Conc.

Duration: 106 mins

Language: French, English

visual arts

Wishful Thinking

Wed 9 Feb @ 7pm

Wishful Thinking is a programme of 16mm film by international contemporary artists. Curated by Matt Packer (Lewis Glucksman Gallery), the programme offers an accessible yet investigative approach to the work of some of the best international artists working in 16mm film today, many of which have never been shown in Ireland. In different ways, the featured artists use film to explore ideas of technology, truth and fiction. Artists include: Roman Ondak, Joao Maria Gusmao & Pedro Paiva, Rosalind Nashashibi, and Ben Rivers. Wishful Thinking is a touring programme supported by the Arts Council Touring & Dissemination of Work Scheme. Still taken from This Is My Land, by Ben Rivers, Courtesy Ben Rivers and Lux, London. Free

Screening in Auditorium

music

The Fureys & Davey Arthur

Thu 10 Feb @ 8pm

Legends of Irish Music, the Fureys & Davey Arthur bring their show of music, songs and stories to Mermaid for the first time. For 33 years they have been entertaining audiences all over the world, including prime ministers, presidents and popes. Hear them sing all their hits including ‘I Will Love You’, ‘When You Were Sweet 16’, ‘The Green Fields of France’, ‘The Old Man’, ‘Red Rose Café’, ‘From Clare to Here’, ‘Her Father Didn’t Like Me Anyway’, ‘Leaving Nancy’, ‘Steal Away’ and more. €25/€23 Conc.

comedy

Colin Murphy (with support by Colm O’Regan) Fri 11 Feb @ 8pm Colin Murphy has kept Irish television audiences laughing for the last decade. From writer and presenter of the highly regarded ‘Blizzard of Odd’, to an almost permanent position on ‘The Panel’ for RTE, people have enjoyed his unique humour. His live shows have been witnessed at the biggest and best comedy festivals around the world including Edinburgh, Melbourne, Montreal, and of course Kilkenny Cat Laughs. Now it’s your turn to laugh out loud with one of Ireland’s best known comics!

e18.50

theatre

Sir Tom Courtenay in Pretending To Be Me

Sat 12 Feb @ 8pm

Knighted in 2001, Sir Tom Courtenay received Oscar nominations for his performances in ‘The Dresser’ and ‘Dr Zhivago’. Now this internationally renowned actor brings his acclaimed solo show to Ireland for the first time. A searing and funny evocation of the life of Philip Larkin, Britain’s greatest post war poet, Pretending To Be Me, which was devised by Tom Courtenay himself, combines some of Larkin’s most memorable poetry, letters and articles to produce a compelling portrait of a complex and controversial artist. ‘Courtenay is simply masterful’ Sunday Times €24/€22 Conc.

Greenlight Management

visual arts

Introduction to Pottery with Christien Van Bussel

Sun 13 Feb @ 2-4pm

Use different techniques to make and decorate unusual and individual bowls, which will then be fired to make them strong and durable. Learn something new and use your souvenir of the course to make breakfast time more exciting in the future.

€20

music

Sun 13 Feb @ 8pm

Breabach

From their foot-stomping reels to their heart-warming delivery of songs, Breabach are one of the most inventive and diverse bands to have emerged from the Scottish folk scene in recent years. Breabach’s huge sound is dominated by the twin bagpipes of Calum MacCrimmon and Donal Brown. This uncompromising force is complemented by the extraordinary fiddle playing of Patsy Reid and is further supported by the charismatic guitar playing of Ewan Robertson. Breabach’s enviable musicianship is coupled with a delightful ability to connect with their audience, a combination that has gained the band international recognition as one of Scotland’s leading new acts. €16/€14 Conc.

film

Another Year [12]

Mon 14 & Wed 16 Feb @ 8pm

So good we’re screening it twice! Husband and wife Tom and Gerri lead blissful lives. They are deeply content in their relationship and satisfied with their careers; Tom (Jim Broadbent) is a geological engineer and Gerri (Ruth Sheen) a counsellor. They are secure people whose outlet is the small market garden that they tend with loving care, come rain or shine. Another Year is a deeply absorbing look at a couple who seem to have gotten it right and a bunch of people who haven’t – and a son that could go either way! Leigh’s grip on the material is unfailingly confident and his actors all deliver highly charged and beautifully shaded performances. Dir: Mike Leigh 2010. €8/€6.50 Conc.

Duration: 129mins

local arts

Musical Notes with Aravon School

Tues 15 Feb @ 8pm

Aravon is Ireland’s oldest Preparatory School and has for the past 150 years developed and nurtured musical excellence among its pupils. The school’s Music Department has a talented and experienced group of professional singers, voice coaches, instrumental performers and music directors - for each of whom music is a first love. Aravon’s award-winning choir, orchestra, singing group and individual performers have a great love of and enthusiasm for music. Their repertoire ranges across classical, religious, traditional and popular genres. Music Notes will be a uniquely enjoyable and truly memorable evening of music for all – young and old. €20/€15 Conc.

theatre dance

Ballet Theatre UK: Cinderella

Fri 18 Feb @ 8pm

Ballet Theatre UK’s new production of the classic ballet Cinderella tells everyone’s favourite rags-to-riches story. Cinderella is tormented by her spiteful stepsisters and would do anything to attend the Prince’s glamorous ball. Rejected, upset and alone, Cinderella’s fairy godmother intervenes and transforms her into a glittering princess who shall go to the ball. Join Cinderella on her adventure of daring magic, handsome princes, glass slippers, and see if she can find her ‘happy ever after’. Prokofiev’s uplifting score together with sumptuous costumes and sets conjure up the magical fantasy world of Cinderella perfectly. Allow yourself to be enchanted with this fairytale production of breath-taking beauty and delight. €20/€18 Conc.

children: film

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 [12A]

Sat 19 Feb @ 12pm

Part one of the final instalment of JK Rowling’s magical series sees Voldemort’s power growing stronger. He now has control over the Ministry of Magic and Hogwarts. Harry, Ron, and Hermione decide to finish Dumbledore’s work and find the rest of the Horcruxes to defeat the Dark Lord. But little hope remains for the Trio, and the rest of the Wizarding World, so everything they do must go as planned.

€5

Duration: 146 mins

music

Naked Fish: An Intimate Evening with Jerry Fish

Sat 19 Feb @ 8pm

Jerry Fish is the alter ego of singer Gerard Whelan. Jerry Fish sups from a well that is sunk way beneath the topsoil of pop. The smiles come aplenty and witty lyrics are definitely Mr. Fish’s currency of choice, but Jerry’s songs have been so well crafted that they deserve more than a casual, amused listen. Jerry’s musicians ‘The Mudbug Club’ have been described as the most eclectic bunch of musical chameleons to share a stage. Together with some of his good friends from The Mudbug Club, Jerry has created a unique and intimate theatre show that has all the fun and carnival antics of The Mudbug Club with an even closer relationship to the audience. e18/16 Conc.

film

Mon 21 Feb @ 8pm

Loose Canons [15A]

Tommaso has a comfortable life in Rome as an aspiring writer and is in a steady relationship with his boyfriend Marco — a life he has kept secret from his family. When he’s called back to his hometown of Lecce in Southern Italy to help run the family business, he decides to reveal his homosexuality to his conservative family and hopefully get out of his business obligations in the process. But when his plans are thwarted, Tommaso gets stuck on the path that he was desperately trying to avoid. As each family member’s quirks slowly come to the surface, Ozpetek’s heartfelt film reveals that Tommaso isn’t the only one struggling to navigate between la bella figura (a good public image) and his true desires. Dir: Ferzan Ozpetek 2010. €8/€6.50 Conc.

Duration: 110 mins Language: Italian/Subtitled

local arts

Godspell

Tue 22 – Thu 24 Feb @ 8pm

SMYTh (Seniors), a local talented group of 14-19 year olds, will perform Godspell which was one of the first rock-type religious musicals to emerge in the 1970s. The book is by John-Michael Tebelak and the music is by Stephen Schwartz, whose current musical, Wicked is running in the West End. Based loosely on the Gospel according to St. Matthew and accompanied by a live band this show uses various styles of strong, upbeat, melodic music (rock, folk, gospel) to put its message across, albeit in an unconventional way!

e15

Sheevawn Musical Youth Group (Seniors)

local arts

Fri 25 & Sat 26 Feb @ 7.30pm

Oz!

SMYTh (Juniors), a group of children ranging in ages from 5-13 years, will stage this zany version of The Wizard of Oz based on the original book by L. Frank Baum. A full two act musical with all the favourite characters and original music. This is sure to delight young and not so young over the mid-term break.

€15

Sheevawn Musical Youth Group (Juniors)

film

CLUB Alamar

Mon 28 Feb @ 8pm

Unusual film in an unusual location: the Mexican coral reef Banco Chinchorro, where grandfather, father and five-year-old son spend their days fishing for crabs and snappers. This cross-genre film - mixing documentary and fiction - rocks gently to the rhythm of the sea where the fishermen and the animals spend their days. Every day, they dive for snappers, drink cups of coffee and maintain the fishing boat. Their life looks ideal but a farewell is approaching and an epic journey into the open sea. €8/€6.50 Conc.

Duration: 73 mins

Language: Spanish/Subtitled

local arts

The Cherry Orchard

Tues 1 – Fri 4 Mar @ 8pm

The Performing Arts Students at Bray Institute of Further Education will perform Anton Chekhov’s last play The Cherry Orchard, a drama about a family battling with mounting debt, who cannot pay their mortgage and their struggle with a property developer who wants to destroy their beautiful cherry orchard.

€16/€14 Conc.

BIFE – Performing Arts

theatre

Silent

Sat 5 Mar @ 8pm

Following the unstoppable success of Forgotten, Fishamble and Pat Kinevane have combined forces again on a very special new work, Silent. Homeless McGoldrig once had splendid things. But he has lost it all including his mind. He now dives into the wonderful wounds of his past through the romantic world of Rudolph Valentino. Dare to laugh at despair and gasp at redemption in this brave, bleak, beautiful new production. Fishamble: The New Play Company is a multi-award winning company dedicated to the discovery, development and production of new work for the theatre. €16/€14 Conc.

Fishamble: The New Play Company

visual arts

Felt Jewellery

Sun 6 Mar @ 2-5pm

Test-drive a new hobby with artist Joanna Kidney and explore the wonderfully versatile medium of wool to make felt jewellery. Using the process of wet felting, participants will work with a variety of fibres to make felt beads. All materials are provided, but participants are welcome to bring beads, sequins, threads and ribbons to incorporate into their finished work. This workshop is suitable for both beginners and those with previous felt-making experience.

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music: classical

Terpsycordes Quartet

Sun 6 Mar @ 8pm

Inspiration, perspiration and personality combine to breathe new life into classical music. Hear bold reworkings of well-worn classics as this multiaward winning ensemble takes you on a musical journey. Their varied repertoire on both modern and period instruments is delivered with a finesse that won them First Prize at the Geneva Conservatory in 2001. Sit back and enjoy as the quartet perform pieces by Mozart, Brahms, McKay and Dutilleux. Music Network promotes the highest standard of music performance throughout Ireland. Their concerts guarantee quality and this performance will be no exception. â&#x201A;Ź16/14 Conc.

literature

Sparking off Soundings with Nell Regan

Mon 7,14, 21 & 28 Mar @ 7pm-8.30pm

Poetry Class and Workshop Love the Soundings anthology? Ever had a hankering to start or continue writing poetry? This series is a unique mix of class and workshop where poems from the old Leaving Cert Soundings anthology will be read, discussed and used to spark off new poems from participants. Join award-winning poet Nell Regan in a stimulating and supportive atmosphere.

€40/€38 conc. for four sessions

film

Chico and Rita [15A]

Mon 7 Mar @ 8pm

Chico and Rita is an epic, animated love story set within the splendour of Cuban culture, history and music. Beginning in 1948, Chico & Rita tells a tale of passion and creation worthy of a bolero, the Latin America ballad of anguish and heartache. Chico is a promising young pianist who discovers Rita’s exquisite voice at a nightclub and the two quickly become enamoured. Their new love is interrupted by an American producer and the Cuban Revolution. The action shifts from Old Havana to New York as the love story unfolds but will Chico and Rita make it. The film is rife with jazz history and the music, culture and people of Cuba. Dir: Fernando Trueba & Javier Mariscal 2010. €8/€6.50 Conc.

Duration:94 mins

Language: Spanish / Subtitled

local arts

Wed 9 – Fri 11 Mar @ 8pm

Oliver

Oliver is one of the most beloved musicals, bringing to life Dickens’ timeless characters with its ever-popular story of the boy who asked for more. Join Fagin, Nancy and Bill Sikes for a host of irresistible songs including ‘Food Glorious Food’, ‘Consider Yourself’, ‘You’ve Got to Pick-a-Pocket or Two’, ‘I’d Do Anything’, ‘Oom Pah Pah’, ‘As Long As He Needs Me’ and many more.

€15

Coláiste Craobh Abhann

music

Lazik

Sat 12 March @ 8pm

The Cork-based ensemble Lazik is truly a cultural melting pot, with musicians from Ireland, the Netherlands, France, Belgium and Germany and a varied repertoire with music from all over Europe. Wild dance tunes with Scandinavian power combine with Eastern rhythms; French chansons and Breton dances blend with Irish tunes and Greek, Turkish and Yiddish melodies. This dynamic ensemble will warms your heart, make your toes tap and have you on your feet with their festive ambiance.

€16/€14 Conc.

film

Closing Film Of Kilruddery sun 13 mar @ 8.15pm Film Festival: The Great White Silence with musical accompaniment Mermaid is delighted to partner Killruddery Film Festival for the second year with a very special screening of The Great White Silence. This official film record of Scott’s ill-fated South Pole expedition was recently restored by the BFI and received its premiere at this year’s London Film Festival. The film will screen in Mermaid with live score, as the closing film event of Killruddery Film Festival 2011. Tickets for Killruddery Film Festival, taking place from March 10 – 13, 2011 at Killruddery House and Gardens, will be available from Mermaid Arts Centre Box Office. Killruddery Film Festival takes place within the historic surrounds of Killruddery House and Gardens, Bray. The festival is co-programmed by Daniel Fitzpatrick and Oscar-winning film historian Kevin Brownlow. As well as taking its place as Ireland’s primary silent film event, the festival also incorporates an extensive programme of artists/experimental cinema and contemporary world cinema. For up to date information on the festival check www.killrudderyfilmfestival.com

film

CLUB Mon 14 Mar @ 8 pm

Mary and Max

Max Jerry Horovitz wants a friend. Mary Daisy Dinkle wants the same. Only problem is, Max lives in New York, while Mary, an eight-year-old girl, lives in Australia. Mary randomly points to a name in the New York City phone book in hopes of gaining an answer to where babies come from in America. So begins the extraordinary correspondence between Mary and Max. Brilliantly animated by Oscar-winning director Adam Elliot and brought to life by the bravura voice work of Toni Collette and Philip Seymour Hoffman, Mary and Max is a bittersweet tale of a friendship between oddballs at their wits’ end with the world, but at peace with each other. Dir: Adam Elliot 2009. €8/€6.50 Conc.

Duration: 92 mins

local arts

St Patrick’s Day Concert

Wed 16 Mar @ 8pm

Celebrate St Patrick’s Day with a fantastic night of the very best of traditional culture with musicians, singers and dancers from Bray and Roundwood branches of Bray Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann. Through the hard work and success of both Comhaltas branches a renewed interest in and awareness of traditional music has been fostered in the area. and awareness of traditional music has been fostered in the area. Over 60 musicians and dancers including the Straw Boys will be joined on stage by special guests €15/€12 Conc.

Bray Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann

mermaid event

St.Patricks Day

ThU 17 Mar

At last year’s St Patrick’s Day Festival in Bray, Mermaid won the award ‘Best Arts and Entertainment’ entry from Bray Chamber of Commerce. Keep an eye out for us in this year’s parade and see if we can pick up another award.

comedy

Brendan Grace

Sat 19 & Sun 20 Mar @ 8pm

It’s a funny old world when seen through the eyes of Brendan Grace. The greatest family comedian of our generation returns with his latest show that features some brand new material and some ‘old favourites’ from his vast repertoire over the last 38 years in comedy. Brendan’s material owes more to the best of the traditional stand-up-comics than it does to modern alternative humour and his show is very much a show for all the family. There is a sincerity about his act that endears you to him, and his off-stage persona is very much a ‘man of the people’ as he makes himself available after each show for a photo and a ‘meet and greet’. Don’t miss this master of hilarity at work. e30/€28 Conc.

children

The Paper Princess

Sun 20 Mar @ 12 & 2pm

You are invited to a party! There’s glitter and sparkles, a tiny theatre and a magical story to be told. So roll up your sleeves, open your ears and sit down and watch as the paper princess is whisked away, up into the sky, out into the world. This is an enchanting theatre experience for children of 3 yrs and up, lasting forty minutes and for a maximum of 30 little princes and princesses.

€8

Ages 3+

Max 30. Monkeyshine Theatre

schools

Romeo and Juliet: Shakespeare in Rehearsal

Mon 21 Mar @ 10-11.30am

From multi award winning theatre company Guna Nua and award winning director Liam Halligan comes an innovative and interactive event for secondary school students. Liam Halligan, a team of actors, and a box of costume pieces and props will replicate for your students a rehearsal room for Shakespeare’s plays. Learn about language structure, character interpretation and scene work, character motivation, social and political context and the challenges of the text for present day actors. Ask questions, make suggestions and watch your ideas take shape as you become the director of the scene! e10

100 students max. Duration: 90mins

film

Africa United [12A]

Mon 21 Mar @ 8pm

On the surface, youngsters Dudu and Fabrice are an unlikely couple of friends. Both live in Rwanda and love football, but the similarities end there. Nevertheless a 3,000 mile trip to the World Cup in South Africa is planned, a journey that - if successful - will take them through seven countries and assorted dangers en route. It’s easy to understand why comparisons have been made with Slumdog Millionaire, in that Africa United has an uplifting story and isn’t afraid of depicting hardship. Dir: Debs Gardner-Paterson 2010. For information on schools screenings of Africa United, please contact the Box Office. €8/€6.50 Conc.

Duration: 87 mins

schools

Playing with Shakespeare: Hamlet Tues 22 Mar @ 10am-1pm ‘Playing With Shakespeare’ is a workshop for leaving certificate students designed specifically to tackle Shakespeare with a view to sitting the exam - a multi-disciplinary approach to Shakespeare that that both educates and entertains. Tutors from both educational and theatre backgrounds encourage the student to develop and express their own opinions while helping them deliver those opinions clearly and cohesively in the context of the Leaving Cert.

e12

dance

National Dance Company of Wales

Thurs 24 & Fri 25 Mar @ 8pm

National Dance Company Wales never fail to impress! This March they return to Mermaid for their sixth year running to present two ravishing and entrancing new commissions from international choreographers. American choreographer Stephen Petronio’s gorgeous ‘By Singing Light’ is inspired by the beautiful poetry of Dylan Thomas with an exquisite, original score. Gustavo Ramirez Sansano has created a character-filled new dance that is based on the glorious Minkus’ ballet score for Don Quixote. From the physicality of the dance to the beautiful set, the Spaniard delights with a visual feast. ‘If you only see one dance show in your life, see this’ Western Mail on By Singing Light. For information on dance school workshops with NDCW, please contact the Box Office. €18/€16 Conc. music: ensemble in residence

Niwel Tsumbu & Roger Doyle

Sat 26 Mar @ 8pm

County Wicklow-based musicians, Congolese guitarist Niwel Tsumbu and composer Roger Doyle join forces for the first concert in a series of four to mark their Mermaid residency. For this concert they are joined by dynamic percussionist Robbie Harris and the sweet sounds of Michael Buckley on the tenor saxophone and flute. This promises to be an exhilarating and memorable evening of collaboration, improvisation and experimentation.

€16/€14 Conc

film

Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest [16]

Mon 28 March @ 8pm

Europe’s most famous punk hacker-cum-avenging angel, Lisbeth Salander, is put on trial in The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest, based on the closing installment of the spiky Millennium trilogy by late writer Stieg Larsson. Alfredson weaves several short flashbacks to ‘Fire’ into the opening scenes of ‘Hornet’s Nest’ and immediately picks up where he left off. Because she’s still a possible suspect in a multiple-murder case and a shootout, Lisbeth is confined to her hospital room. But she’s aided from the outside by Millennium journalist Mikael Blomkvist (Michael Nyqvist), who still believes in her innocence. Like the other two segments, there is a near-constant sense of tension as the trilogy reaches its conclusion. Dir: Daniel Alfredson 2009. €8/€6.50 Conc.

Duration:148 mins Language:Swedish / Subtitled

theatre

The Quare Land

Tues 29 Mar @ 8pm

A parable of the Celtic Tiger, The Quare Land examines motivation, greed and money in a humorous, caustic and incisive way. The Quare Land is set in a house in Cavan where Hugh Pugh is about to take his first bath in four years. His bathing is disturbed by Rob McNulty, a developer wanting to buy a field. Hugh conducts negotiations from his bathtub and the quick fire banter between the two characters escalates into an epic finale as both try to reason each other into submission. Starring Des Keogh and Frank O’Sullivan. ‘The Quare Land will readily remind viewers of John B. Keane. And with its rhythmic use of dialogue, its crudity, its joy in pushing against taboos,’ Irish Theatre Magazine €18/€16 Conc

Decadent Theatre Company & Galway Arts Centre

local arts

Lifted: BIFE Dance

Wed 30 Mar – Thurs 1 Apr @ 8pm

Bray Institute of Performing Arts Dance presents ‘Lifted’. A sensational and invigorating performance of dance and movement. With a wide variety of styles, this show is set to wow and engage audiences from start to finish. As the students present a showcase of their work, be prepared for a collection of explosive jazz, dramatic ballet, emotional contemporary dance and much much more.

€15/€12 Conc.

music

Juliet Turner

Sat 2 April @ 8pm

Juliet Turner is an intoxicating example of an adventurous artist constantly moving forward, discovering fresh topics and intriguing sounds. With four studio albums, a live album, double platinum sales and a Meteor Music Award under her belt, the secret is most definitely out. Her most recent album People Have Names has received as many stars as a constellation. Now is your chance to hear her clear and sweet voice and revel in the subtle lyrics of this intriguing songstress. “

” Irish Times. “

€20/€18 Conc.

” Belfast Telegraph.

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visual arts

The Swimming Naked Prophecy

Until Sat 12 Feb

As the legendary investor Warren Buffett said: ‘Only when the tide goes out do you discover who has been swimming naked.’ Buffett’s celebrated metaphorical citation offers a humorous mental image of the serious repercussions of careless speculation, one befitting Ireland’s current economic situation with bank bailouts, disappearing billions and severe fiscal crisis. The Swimming Naked Prophecy is a group exhibition initiated by Mermaid Arts Centre and featuring new work specifically made for the exhibition by twenty five contemporary Irish-based artists. The exhibition offers a range of responses by the invited artists to Ireland’s current social, economic and political circumstances, the recent economic crash and the current mood in Ireland. Artists include: Aideen Barry / Stephen Brandes / Alan Butler / Mark Clare / Felicity Clear / Róisín Coyle / Culturstruction (Jo Anne Butler + Tara Kennedy) / Jennifer Cunningham / Clodagh Emoe / Fiona Hallinan / Seán Hillen / Jesse Jones / John Jones / Vera Klute / Sam Keogh / David Lilburn / Sean Lynch / Brian Maguire / Bea McMahon / Tom Molloy / Teresa Nanigian / Sorcha O’Brien / Dominic Thorpe / Saskia Vermeulen The exhibition will run for 8 weeks in Mermaid Arts Centre before touring to Riverbank Arts Centre, Co. Kildare. Curated by Nora Hickey & Eilis Lavelle

visual arts

Cecily Brennan

Thu 17 Feb - Sat 19 Mar

Mermaid is delighted to present the work of Cecily Brennan in the first solo exhibition of Mermaid’s 2011 programme, selected by a curatorial panel composed of Mermaid’s visual arts programmers, Nora Hickey and Eilis Lavelle, curators Cliodhna Shaffrey and Rosie Lynch and Wicklow Arts Officer Jenny Sherwin. From a basis in painting and drawing Brennan’s practice has expanded to encompass video, sculpture and installation work that is preoccupied with the close examination and exploration of pressure, psychological trauma and the vulnerability of the human body. The exhibition includes the video work Unstrung, which features a woman being knocked over repeatedly by tons of black liquid. Her fragility and vulnerability are emphasised as she crawls up against the wall in a futile attempt to regain her balance, but is once again thrown off her feet by the next wave. Recent solo exhibitions include Black Tears, Taylor Galleries, 2010, Voices, commissioned by Breaking Ground, the Ballymun Regeneration per cent for art program in 2009. Forthcoming exhibitions include; include Black Tears, Crawford Gallery Cork (2011), Transmediale Video Festival, MMX Berlin (2011), Love Video Mostyn Gallery, Wales (2011). Cecily Brennan was elected to Aosdána in 1991.She received the Irish American Cultural Institute/ O’Malley Award in 2010. She currently lives in Dublin and Berlin. Image Credit: Unstrung, 16mm transferred to DVD, (still), 2007

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JANUARY mo

My Afternoons with Margueritte [15A] @ 8PM

Des Bishop @ 8PM

mo 10

The Kids are Alright [16] @ 8PM La Locandiera @ 8.30PM

tu 11

La Locandiera @ 8.30PM

we 12

La Locandiera @ 8.30PM

th 13

La Locandiera @ 8.30PM The Kids are Alright [16]@ 8PM

fr 14

La Locandiera @ 8.30PM Music Network - Crossing The Shannon @ 8PM

sa 15

La Locandiera @ 12.45PM For One Night Only - Sheevawn @ 8PM

su 16 mo 17

Lambert Puppet Theatre - Snow White @ 2PM & 4PM The Maid (Club) @ 8PM

tu 18

Pottery Workshops 10.30am - 12.30PM

we 19

IMDT Actions @ 8PM

th 20

I, Elizabeth @ 8PM

fr 21

John Boorman’s Excalibur [15] @ 8.30PM

sa 22

Declan O’Rourke @ 8PM

mo 24 tu 25

Winter’s Bone [15A] @ 8PM Pottery Workshops 10.30am - 12.30PM Bray One Act @ 8PM

we 26

Bray One Act @ 8PM

th 27

Bray One Act @ 8PM

fr 28

Bray One Act @ 8PM

sa 29

Bray One Act @ 8PM

mo 31

The Pipe [15A] @ 8PM

FEBRUARY tu

Pottery Workshops 10.30am - 12.30PM

Dancing at Lughnasa @ 8PM

FEBRUARY sa

Dancing at Lughnasa @ 8PM

Felting Workshops @ 10.00am-12.30PM

Pottery Workshops 10.30am-12.30PM

Wishful Thinking @ 7PM

Certified Copy (PG) @ 8PM

th 10

The Fureys & Davey Arthur @ 8PM

fr 11

Colin Murphy @ 8PM

sa 12

Sir Tom Courtenay in Pretending To Be Me @ 8PM

su 13

Introduction to Pottery @ 2-4PM Braebach @ 8pm

mo 14

Felting Workshops @ 10.00am-12.30PM Another Year [12A] @ 8PM

tu 15

Aravon School @ 8PM

we 16

Another Year [12A[ @ 8PM

fr 18

Ballet Theatre UK - Cinderella @ 8PM

sa 19

Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows @12pm Naked Fish â&#x20AC;&#x201C; An Intimate Evening with Jerry Fish @ 8PM

mo 21

Felting Workshops @ 10.00am-12.30PM Loose Canons @ 8PM

tu 22

Godspell - Sheevawn Seniors @ 8PM

we 23

Godspell - Sheevawn Seniors @ 8PM

th 24

Godspell - Sheevawn Seniors @ 8PM

fr 25

Oz - Sheevawn Juniors @ 7.30PM

sa 26

Oz - Sheevawn Juniors @ 7.30PM

mo 28

Felting Workshops @ 10.00am-12.30PM Alamar [club] @ 8PM

MARCH tu

BIFE Performing Arts - The Cherry Orchard @ 8PM

Silent - Fishamble The New Play Company @ 8PM

Felt Jewellery @ 2PM Terpsycordes Quartet Music Network @ 8PM

Sparking Off Soundings with Nell Regan @ 7PM Chico and Rita (15A) @ 8PM

children

comedy

dance

film

literature

MARCH we

Coláiste Craobh Abhann - Oliver @ 8PM

th 10

Coláiste Craobh Abhann - Oliver @ 8PM

fr 11

Coláiste Craobh Abhann - Oliver @ 8PM

sa 12

Lazik @ 8PM

su 13

Kilruddery Film Festival Closing Screening @ 8.15PM

mo 14

Sparking Off Soundings with Nell Regan @ 7PM Mary and Max @ 8PM

we 16

Comhaltas - St Patricks Day Concert @ 8PM

fr 17

St Patrick’s Day

sa 19

Brendan Grace @ 8PM

su 20

Brendan Grace @ 8PM The Paper Princess @ 12PM & 2PM

mo 21

Sparking Off Soundings with Nell Regan @ 7PM Shakespeare in Rehearsal: Romeo and Juliet @ 10-11.30am Africa United [12A] @ 8PM

tu 22

Hamlet for Schools @ 10am-1PM

th 24

National Dance Company of Wales @ 8PM

fr 25

National Dance Company of Wales @ 8PM

sa 26

Niwel Tsumbu & Roger Doyle @ 8PM

mo 28

Sparking Off Soundings with Nell Regan @ 7PM The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet’s Nest [16] @ 8PM

tu 29

The Quare Land @ 8PM

we 30

Bife Dance – Lifted @ 8PM

APRIL fr

Bife Dance – Lifted @ 8PM

Juliet Turner @ 8PM

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music

opera

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Pat Kinevane in Silent. Image courtesy of Ger Blanch

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