MAY 2007 WATERFORD

LIVE MUSIC LISTING

friday 4
The Frank & Walters, 8pm @ Electric Ave.
The Remedees, 10.30pm @ Rubys.

saturday 5
Iq, 10.30pm @ Rubys.
Northern Soul,10pm @ Oskars.
Delorentos,11.30pm @ Forum.

sunday 6
San Fran Fiasco, 10.30pm @ Rubys.
Robert Acoustic, 6pm @ Oskars.
Boomer, 6pm @ Masons.

Monday 7
The Waxies,10.30pm @ Muldoons.

Tuesday 8
Royal Flush, 10.30pm @ Muldoons.

Thursday 10
The Butterfly Band, 10.30pm @ Rubys.

FRIDAY 11
Neosupervital + Fight Like Apes, Electric Ave.
Kyser Soze, 10.30pm @ Rubys.

SATURDAY 12
The Vinyls, 10.30pm @ Rubys.
Lebowskis, 10pm @ Oskars.
The Aftermath,11.30pm @ Forum.

SunDAY 13
Hunter, 10.30pm @ Rubys.
Platform 2, 6pm @ Oskars.
The Remedees, 6pm @ Muldoons.

monDAY 14
Bog The Donkey, 10.30pm @ Muldoons.

Tuesday 15
The Remedees, 10.30pm @ Muldoons.

Thursday 17
Messiah J & The Expert + Giveamanakick + The Flaws Electric Ave.
The toniks, 10.30pm @ Rubys.
Freddie White, 8pm @ The Bodega.

Friday 18
Bray Vista, Electric Ave.
Transmitter, 10.30pm @ Rubys.
The Polis (Police tribute), 9.30pm @ Oskars.
Freddie White, 8pm @ The Bodega.

saturday 19
Revolver, 10.30pm @ Rubys.
Avalon, 10pm @ Oskars.
The Lullabees,11.30pm @ Forum.

SUnday 20
Ross Kearley, 6pm @ Oskars.
The Remedees,10.30pm @ Rubys.
San Fran Fiasco, 6pm @ Masons.

monDAY 21
Northern Soul,10.30pm @ Rubys.
The Butterfly Band, 10.30pm @ Muldoons.

Tuesday 22
The Vinyls, 10.30pm @ Muldoons.

Thursday 24
Ben Taylor + Luan Parle, Electric Ave.

Friday 25
The Jam Tarts,10.30pm @ Rubys.
Night Prowler (AC/DC tribute), 9pm @ Forum.
Teenage Kicks 25, 8pm @ Garter Lane.

Saturday 26
San Fran Fiasco,10.30pm @ Rubys.
IQ, 10pm @ Oskars.
The DISTRACTIONS, 11.30pm @ Forum.

Sunday 27
Avalon, 10.30pm @ Rubys.
Just Us, 6pm @ Oskars.
Tarrantino, 6pm @ Muldoons.

Monday 28
Boomer, 10.30pm @ Muldoons.

Tuesday 29
The toniks, 10.30pm @ Muldoons.

Thursday 31
Bog The Donkey, 10.30pm @ Rubys.

Visual Art

May
Exhibitions
to May 26: ‘Driftwood’ Paintings by William Watson. ‘Scenic Route’
Paintings by Liz Johnson. ‘Market 07’ A selection of work by various
artists, featuring paintings by Tomás O’Maoldomhnaigh, Chris Meehan
and Rosemary Cantlon. Old Market House Arts Centre, Dungarvan, Co.
Waterford.

May 8 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

May 12
Branwen
Branwen is the story of two writers, one Irish and one Welsh, who are
thrust together to create a script for an animated film of the
Branwen myth from the Mabinogion. 8pm. Tickets e20/15. Info: on
051-855038. Garter Lane Arts Centre, O’Connell Street.

May 17 to 19
Dixie and the Angels & Dix Points
Stagemad Theatre Company presents a double bill with Dixie and the
Angels by Kieran Stewart, delving in to the nature of loyalty and
betrayal. What makes someone betray a cause they once were true to?
What is the tipping point? Is it greed, is it revenge or a
philosophical about turn? Dix Points by Adam Wallace is about what
happens when three great institutions collide, life, love and ... the
Eurovision song contest. 8pm. Tickets e15/12.50. Info: on 051-855038.
Garter Lane Arts Centre, O’Connell Street.

May 22 to 24
Wallflowering
This smash hit play features a middle-aged couple in the dance of
lveo and marriage during 1970’s Melbourne. We meet Cliff and Peg and
their quick-stepping, foxtrotting, tango-twisting younger selves in a
fabulous fusion of dance and theatre. These one time prize-winning
ballroom dancers find themselves out of step with one another and the
changing values of the world around them. 8pm. Tickets e20/15. Info:
on 051-855038. Garter Lane Arts Centre, O’Connell Street.

May 29 & 30
Frank Pig Says Hello
…the theatre version of the Pat McCabe novel, The Butcher Boy - about
a cheerfully deranged delinquent growing up in rural 1960s Ireland.
The story focuses on the character of Francie Brady - Piglet - a
troubled boy struggling to come to terms with himself, his family and
ultimately, his entire surroundings. Piglet's childhood is also
encumbered by an embittered, alcoholic father, and a manically
depressed mother. So with his father in and out of the pub, and his
mother in and out for treatment, Piglet is forced to look elsewhere
for human nourishment. 8pm. Tickets e20/15. Info: on 051-855038.
Garter Lane Arts Centre, O’Connell Street.

Comedy

May 17
Scott Capurro
+ Ross Browne + Matt Sadlier. 9pm, tickets at door on the night, or
online: www. revolutionwaterford.com Revolution Comedy Club, John
Street.

Concerts

May at Christchurch
May 6: Trad Mhór. 12pm, tickets e5/10 (Family). May 12: Carlow Young
Artists Choir. 8pm, tickets e5/10 (Family). June 3: Malcolm Proud.
12pm, Free. Bookings: 051 874402. Christ Church Cathedral.
christchurchwaterford.com

May 11
Barrack Street Concert Band
A night not to be missed for all Wind Band enthusiasts. 8pm. Tickets
e10/8. Info: on 051-855038. Garter Lane Arts Centre, O’Connell Street.

May 26
Madrigallery goes Baroque!
Monteverdi Madrigals, baroque songs with soloist Roisin O’Grady, and
the Bach Brandenburg Concerto No 4 for Solo Violin, Recorders,
Strings & Continuo mark Madrigallery’s first foray into the baroque.
8pm. Tickets e20/15. Info: on 051-855038. Good Shepherd Chapel, WIT.

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.

www.waterfordtreasures.com