June 2007 WATERFORD

LIVE MUSIC LISTING

friday 1
Northern Soul, 10pm @ Oskars.
The Irish Pink Floyd, Masons.
Hunter, 10.30pm @ Rubys.

Saturday 2
Cool Hand Luke, 10.30pm @ Rubys.

Sunday 3
Paul James, 6pm @ Oskars.
The Butterfly Band, 6pm @ Masons.
The Remedees,10.30pm @ Rubys.

Monday 4
San Fran Fiasco, 10.30pm @ Muldoons.

Tuesday 5
Bog The Donkey, 10.30pm @ Muldoons.

Thursday 7
The Vinyls, 10.30pm @ Rubys.

Friday 8
Transmitter, 10.30pm @ Rubys.

Saturday 9
Jack L, 8pm @ Forum.
Cool Hand Luke, 10pm @ Oskars.
The Jam Tarts, 10.30pm @ Rubys.

Sunday 10
Platform 2, 6pm @ Oskars.
The Waxies, 6pm @ Masons.
Revolver, 10.30pm @ Rubys.
Hot Blooded Animals, Wacky Apple.

Monday 11
Resin, 10.30pm @ Muldoons.

Tuesday 12
The Vinyls,10.30pm @ Muldoons.

Wednesday 13
Sinner Boy, 9pm @ Forum.

Thursday 14
The Toniks, 10.30pm @ Rubys.

Friday 15
The Kaye Twins, 9.30pm @ Oskars.
Tarrintino, 10.30pm @ Rubys.

Saturday 16
San Fran Fiasco,10.30pm @ Rubys.

Sunday 17
Robert Acoustic, 6pm @ Oskars.
Boomer, 6pm @ Masons.
IQ, 10.30pm @ Rubys.
Mata Hari, Wacky Apple.

Monday 18
Royal Flush, 10.30pm @ Muldoons.

Tuesday 19
The Waxies, 10.30pm @ Muldoons.

Thursday 21
Northern Soul, 10.30pm @ Rubys.

Friday 22
The Jam Tarts, 10.30pm @ Rubys.

Saturday 23
Iq, 10pm @ Oskars.
Brand New Cadillac, 10.30pm @ Rubys.

Sunday 24
Northern Soul,6pm @ Oskars.
San Fran Fiasco, 6pm @ Masons.
Resin, 10.30pm @ Rubys.

Monday 25
The Remedees, 10.30pm @ Muldoons.
Big Paulie Kool & The Mental Institution, Wacky Apple.

Tuesday 26
Beef, 10.30pm @ Muldoons.

Thursday 28
Aztex, 10.30pm @ Rubys.

Friday 29
Avalon, 10.30pm @ Rubys.

Saturday 30
The Hurricanes, 10pm @ Oskars.
The Upgrades, 10.30pm @ Rubys.

July

Sunday 1
Ben Delaney, 6pm @ Oskars.
Cool Hand Luke, 6pm @ Masons.
Transmitter, 10.30pm @ Rubys.

Visual Art

June
Exhibitions
to June 30: ‘Coming Home- Irish Colour, Irish Light'’ by Patrick
Palmer. ‘Some Measure Days by Dreams and some, by flowers...’ by
Pamela Palmer. ‘Market 07’ A selection of work by various artists,
Sinéad Curran, Sarah Richards and Carriglea Art Group. Old Market
House Arts Centre, Dungarvan, Co. Waterford.

to June 28
People
People, a collection of photographic portraits from Guatemala, Italy,
Japan, Lebanon, Portugal, South Africa, Spain and Ireland, is a new
exhibition of highly original portraits by photographer Paul Kelly.
The images make manifest the spirit and individuality of his subjects
within their specific material environments. At the same time, while
shot in diverse locations throughout the world, they also attest to a
commonality of human expression, which cultural difference would
often make us forget. Open: Tues to Sat, 10am to 5.30pm, and
admission is free. Garter Lane Arts Centre, O’Connell Street.

Theatre

June 11 to 13
Vive La
From the company that brought you Catalpa, Jimmy Joyced! and The
Cambria, the world premiere of a true spy thriller, Vive La, set in
revolutionary Ireland of 1798. A Frenchman walks into the village of
The Naul in North County Dublin. He is, he says, a prisoner-of-war
escaped from an English jail. Soon he is training the local United
Irishmen. He’s dubbed Vive La for exclaiming “vive la liberte” at
every chance. But nothing is quite as it seems that winter of 1798…
8pm. Tickets e20/15. Info: on 051-855038. Garter Lane Arts Centre,
O’Connell Street.

June 19 to 23
To Leap from Paradise
At the heart of Jim Daly’s play is the relationship between 14 year
old John and his younger sister Rosie, during an emotionally fraught
time in the life of their family a captivating young girl enters
John’s life. To Leap From Paradise is a play suitable for all the
family and presented by a cast of 25 young people aged 12 - 14 years.
8pm (21st-23rd; 19th-21st matinee). Info: on 051-855038. Garter Lane
Arts Centre, O’Connell Street.

June 29 to July 1
Seussical Jr
The classic, colorful tales of all the favourite Dr. Seuss characters
including Cat in the Hat, Horton the Elephant, Gertrude McFuzz, Lazy
Mayzie and all of the Whos of Whoville!, are lovingly brought to life
and seamlessly brought together by Jojo, a young boy and “thinker of
strange and wonderful thinks”! The score emerges as a Seussian gumbo
of musical styles, ranging from Latin to pop, swing to gospel, and
R&B to funk. 2pm & 8pm. Tickets e15. Info: on 051-855038. Garter Lane
Arts Centre, O’Connell Street.

Comedy

June 14
Patrick McDonnell
…of Naked Camera & Father Ted fame. 9pm, tickets at door on the
night, or online: www. revolutionwaterford.com Revolution Comedy
Club, John Street.

Concerts

June at Christchurch
June 3: Malcolm Proud. 12pm, Free. June 19: Agustín Maruri. 8pm,
tickets e15/10 (conc). June 22: Backbeat Percussion Quartet. 8pm,
tickets e16/12 (conc). June 27: Thomas Heywood. 8pm, tickets e15/10
(conc). Bookings: 051 874402. Christ Church Cathedral.
christchurchwaterford.com

June 1 & 2
An Evening with Liam Clancy and Friends
8pm. Tickets e10/8. Info: on 051-855038. Garter Lane Arts Centre,
O’Connell Street.

June 5
Dulsori
Dulsori are among South Korea’s most renowned drumming ensembles.
8pm. Tickets e20/15. Info: on 051-855038. Garter Lane Arts Centre,
O’Connell Street.

June 9
Classical Concert
…with The Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama String Ensemble. Their
programme will include Strauss’ seminal work Metamorphosen for 23
Solo Strings, and two works featuring a folk element, Grieg’s Holberg
Suite and Janacek Suite for Strings. 8pm. Tickets e15/12.50. Info: on
051-855038. Garter Lane Arts Centre, O’Connell Street.