June - August 2006 [PDF - 2MB]

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music
Thursday 1 June 8pm
Brothers of Charity presents
Special Olympics
Fundraiser*
22 local Athletes and coaches are part of the Munster
team competing in the Special Olympic All Ireland games
in Belfast from June 21st to June 25th 2006, supported by The
Brothers of Charity.
An evening of varied entertainment featuring the uplifting
and spiritual Limerick Gospel Choir, energetic traditional
Irish music from New Line, a selection of powerful international melodies from Tenor and Soprano Dean Power and
Naomi O’ Connell, easy listening music from Jerry Lynch
and daughter Kathleen, a feast of percussion from The
Big Egg Shake and contemporary Hip Hop dance from
Revolutions.
€20
Thursday 1 June 8.30pm
James Kilbane*
James Kilbane is a hugely talented
singer whose life experiences have influenced his music. This warm intimate
concert presents many popular songs
from his last album such as ‘King of the
Road’, ‘The River’ and ‘Here in the Real
World’ as well as inspirational songs
from his new album ‘Divine Love’ that
coincides with this current tour. James is a hugely engaging and entertaining performer and this promises to be a
very special evening.
€15
Friday 16 June 8pm
Clogher Music presents
Jerry Lynch with band*
‘A Silent Night Christmas 1915’ was a
Top 20 hit for Jerry Lynch from Kilfenora,
Co. Clare when he released it on the
Dolphin Label in 1998 on his first album
‘The Dimming of The Day’. Since then
Jerry has appeared in concerts which featured Maura
O’Connell, Sharon Shannon, Phil Coulter, Mary Duff, The
Kilfenora Ceilí Band, Dolores and Sean Keane and De
Danann. He has supported Foster and Allen on their
recent English tour and has appeared at concerts all over
Ireland. Clogher Music is delighted to bring you Jerry Lynch
touring his new album ‘Til We Meet Again’ accompanied
by his daughter Kathleen.
€20 /18 conc.
Friday 16 June 8.30pm
Mick Hanly*
A solo acoustic set from the
acclaimed songwriter, known
internationally for his song ‘Past
the Point of Rescue’. Mick Hanly
is a veteran of the Irish music
scene, having fronted Moving
Hearts following the departure of
Christy Moore and has recorded
with Noel Hill, Donal Lunny,
Declan Sinnott and many more.
These days Mick is a happy man.
He has cause to be, with a hit
song under his belt, a new album on release, ‘Warts and
All’, and songs such as ‘My Love Is In America’, aired daily
on Irish radio. Make a date in your diary for an evening of
musical brilliance with a modern legend.
“His songs are real, they mean something. He is one of the best
songwriters around at the moment”. Garth Brooks
€15 /12 conc.
Friday 23 June 8pm
Tony Linnane* (fiddle)
Noel Hill (concertina),
Mick Connelley
(bouzouki & fiddle),
Brian McGrath (piano)
In the world of traditional Irish music, Tony
Linnane is renowned as a fiddle player
of outstanding ability. His playing has
superb fluency and flow in its style and is characterised by
impeccable technique and a wealth of feeling and sensitivity. He is one of the finest exponents of the instrument
in Ireland today, and has featured in many classic albums.
Among these are ‘The Iron Behind the Velvet’, with Christy
Moore and ‘The Woman I Loved So Well’, with Planxty. His
debut album with Noel Hill, recorded in 1979, is generally
regarded as one of the finest traditional Irish music records
to date.
€15 /12 conc.
glór friends
Saturday 24 June 8.00pm
Albert Niland & guests*
Having sold out his January 2006
gig in glór, the critically acclaimed
singer returns with songs from his new
EP. His haunting acoustic version of
‘Wuthering Heights’ was one of the most requested live
songs ever on Today FM and garnered him wide-reaching recognition from fans and fellow musicians. Albert was
invited to guest at the Planxty reunion in Vicar St. and supported Christy Moore in Galway. Blending various styles of
intricate guitar playing, from flamenco to rock, and powerful vocals, his live shows are not to be missed. Albert
will be joined by Danny Byrt (percussion) and Joe Csibi
(double bass). Support by Lousie McMahon.
...this is refreshing, spirit-shocking music - The Irish Times
€15
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Saturday 24 June 8.30pm
Nina Hynes*
Nominated for ‘Best Female’ in the
Meteor Awards, 2003, Nina Hynes has
been playing with recorded sound
since the age of seven when she
used to collect the tapes of bleeps
from the heart machines in a hospital
where her aunt worked and used
to record herself singing over the bleeps. She started the
piano around this time also and wrote her first song at the
age of eight. Her first solo release was ‘Creation’, was
voted number 44 in the Amazon.com Top 100 in 1999. Nina
will perform with Ivan Birthistle and Kim Poricelli and will be
supported by Dublin band, Henry Sails.
€15 /12 conc.
glór friends
Saturday 15 July 8pm
Ronnie Drew & Eleanor Shanley*
with Mike Hanrahan & Stephen O’Flaherty
Ronnie Drew is an Irish legend. His voice and face make
him one of the most recognisable Irishmen at home and
abroad. He will always be connected
in the public mind with The Dubliners
of whom he was a founding member
in 1962 and with whom he sang and
played guitar for over thirty years.
Eleanor Shanley, who came to nation-
al prominence as vocalist with De Dannan with whom
she recorded two albums, is proud to be the only woman
ever to sing on a Dubliners album when she contributed
to ‘Thirty Years a Greying’. Together, they are a blend of
vocal talents that is second to none. Ronnie and Eleanor
come to glór on foot of their recently released collaborative album, ‘El Amor De Mi Vida’.
Early booking advised.
€22.50 / 20 conc.
glór friends
Saturday 15 July 8.30pm
Kiernan McMullan
& Vertigo Smyth
Two of Irelands budding songwriters,
coming from two very different backgrounds, come together for the coinciding launch of both
their albums. Having both played to crowds nationally
and internationally for years, these two debuts are well
awaited. Praised equally on Michelle Harding’s Acoustic
Freeway on Clare FM and Limericks gigtown promotions
this is a gig not to miss!
Support on the evening will be provided by Ross Whyatt.
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Saturday 22 July 8pm
Mystic Chorale joined by
The Lismorahaun
Singers*
Whether singing gospel music
or a rousing Israeli dance, the American chorus, The
Mystic Chorale, will uplift and renew your spirits. Nick
Page, Director, composes or arranges most of the music
along with their equally amazing accompanist, Jonathan
Singleton. Their music is drawn from folk traditions of the
world, and as with all folk music, they love to get their
audiences singing and dancing along.
The Lismorahaun Singers are drawn from ‘real people’ in
all walks of life. This non-audition choir from North Clare
is known for an expressive and emotionally rich style of
open-singing that brings a collective excitement and
enthusiasm to their sound seldom experienced in choral
performances.
An afternoon voice workshop lead by Nick Page in conjunction
with Archie Simpson will run from 3-5pm. Learn how to open and
expand your voice even if you have no prior experience.
€15 / 12 conc. / 28 show workshop, sandwich buffet
/ 16 workshop & sandwich buffet (5.30pm)
glór friends
school to stage
glór is delighted to invite a number of highly regarded
teachers of traditional Irish music and their students to perform on the glór stage this year. This pilot scheme, supported by the Arts Council’s Deis Scheme, aims to recognise
the role of teachers of the tradition, encourage the development of performance skills amongst young performers
and develop new audiences for traditional music.
Friday 9 June 8pm
Brid O’Donohue
Bríd O’Donohue, an accomplished
teacher and player of tin whistle and
flute from Miltown Malbay presents
an evening of traditional Irish music
with the pupils of her winter music
school which has been running for nearly 20 years. Bríd is
delighted to be joined by the legendary East Clare fiddle
player, Paddy Canny, who will be joined by his grandchildren, Gerard and Eimear Coughlan, along with West
Clare musicians Kitty Hayes and Peter Laban who recently
released their album, ‘They’ll Be Good Yet’.
The main emphasis of Bríd’s school has always been passing on the love of traditional music as is evident when she
is joined on stage tonight by her 5 children, Sean, Eibhlís,
Deirdre, Liam and Sinead O’Brien, playing a variety of traditional instruments.
8 / 4 children
glór friends
Saturday 17 June 7.30pm
Josephine Marsh
& Siobhán Peoples
Josephine Marsh has played music all
around the world from Capitol Hill to
Sydney. She has contributed to film
soundtracks, recorded her own CDs as
well as numerous television and radio
appearances over the years. Josephine
also composes music and some of her
tunes are now part of the general traditional music repertoire. She has been
teaching music for 18 years and is now
based in Mullagh where she teaches children from 6 to 18
years of age to play accordion, fiddle, concertina, whistle
and banjo.
Siobhán Peoples comes from a great tradition of Donegal
fiddle players. She grew up in Toonagh, Co. Clare and was
taught fiddle by Frank Custy. Siobhán has been known for
her virtuoso playing since a young age and has traveled
extensively abroad, playing to critical acclaim. Siobhán
has been teaching fiddle in Ennis for 17 years. She teaches
children and adults.
Siobhán, Josephine and their students will be joined on
stage by Limerick guitarist and singer, Tommy Carew.
8 / 4 children
glór friends
Book both school to stage shows and receive a 25% discount.
summer
workshops
Saturday 10 June 10am – 4pm, studio
Adult Drama Workshops with
Cups and Crowns
Theatre Company
Cups and Crowns invite you to a
morning of drama and the exploration of the devising process. By
offering creative and practical
freedom, you will be encouraged
to experiment with form, style of performance and theatrical techniques. This one off workshop will include practical drama games and exercises, improvisation and devising techniques.
No experience necessary. Booking essential as limited
places available.
Please phone Gillian on 086 8534542.
€35
Saturday 10 & Sunday 11 June
Sean Nós Dance Workshops
presented by
Roisín Ní Mhainín
Roisín Ní Mhainín has
been dancing the very
traditional style of seannós dancing for nearly
fifteen years, both teaching and performing all around the country at many of the
fleadhs and festivals. She has danced in Nigeria for the
Ambassador and has also performed in South America,
Las Vegas and the Milwaukee Irish Festival. In glór she will
be teaching the most popular of sean-nós dances ‘the
reel’. The style of sean-nós dancing is very sociable and
suitable for all ages. During the course of these workshops
you will learn the entire reel in a fun relaxed atmosphere.
Children 10-16 years, 10-11am, Sat & Sun
Adults 16+ (beginners), 11.30am – 1pm, Sat & Sun
Adults 16+ (intermediate), 2 – 3.30pm, Sat & Sun
€15
€25
€25
Early booking strongly advised following her sell-out workshops in
glór in March. Capacity limited.
Kindermusik
with Finola Ryan
For more than 25 years, Kindermusik International has
touched the lives of over a million children and their families, introducing them to the joy of learning through music.
This summer glór is delighted to welcome Finola Ryan who
will offer week long workshops for children up to 7 years
old. The cost of each workshop includes a Take-Home
Pack worth €25
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Monday 19 – Friday 23 June 2006
11am – 12.30pm daily
1.5 to 3 years old -
Creatures at the Ocean
Pretend play and music makes the most of a toddler’s
verbal and physical growth spurt. Plus the one-on-one
time away together gives your toddler the love and
attention she craves.
Each child must be accompanied by a parent or care-giver.
Duration: 1.5 hours
Booking essential, limited capacity
€80
Monday 19 – Friday 23 June 2006
2 – 3pm daily
newborn to 1.5 years old -
Peekaboo, I Love You!
All the small exchanges between you and your
baby in the first year help her feel loved and
forms the core of her emotional outlook on life
and learning. That’s the whole purpose behind
this special camp.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult or caregiver.
Duration: 1 hour
€70
Booking essential, limited capacity
Monday 26 – Friday 30 June 2006
11am – 12.30pm daily
3 to 5 years old –
Confetti Days
Imagination is the opening act
for problem solving and learning
math. In the midst of pretend play
your child strives for new words when he
explains what he sees and what will happen next.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult
or care-giver for the final 30 minutes of each session.
Duration: 1.5 hours
Booking essential, limited capacity
€80
Monday 26 – Friday 30 June 2006
3.30 - 5.30pm daily
5 to 7 years old – Tell Me a Tale
Through storytelling, your child will develop an early
awareness of rhythm, movement, singing, and drama.
Each lesson features a new tale from around the world,
explored through multi-instrument and multi-cultural elements. All told, it’s an around-the-imagination adventure
of the greatest stories from Europe, Malaysia, South Africa,
and more.
Each child must be accompanied by an adult or care-giver for the
final 30 minutes of each session.
Duration: 2 hours
Booking essential, limited capacity
€90
Saturday 1 July 10am – 4pm, café
Creative art workshop
with Clodagh Kelly
A day of colour
and fun exploring
ways of sparking our creative
brilliance! Paint
to music, draw
from poetry, give
yourself the freedom and space
to be creative!
Absolutely no
experience necessary. Drawing & Painting materials provided.
Booking essential, please phone Clodagh on 086 8177464.
€60
Monday 3 to Friday 7 July
10.30am – 1.30pm
Bring on Rainbows –
Summer Drama Programme
presented by Majella Perry
A 5-day morning programme
offers workshops in drama,
clown work, voice and rhythm.
The workshop programme is
designed to stimulate creativity
and imagination through experimentation and exploration of the arts. This will take place
in a playful, enjoyable and participative atmosphere.
Workshops will be facilitated by Majella Perry and a second experienced artist/facilitator. A short presentation will
be made by the children at the end of the programme.
Suitable for ages 6-12 years.
Booking essential, limited availability.
€85 per child (€150 for 2 children in same family)
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Monday 10 to Friday 14 July
Youth Summer Drama
Programme
led by Eleanor Feely
Clare Arts Office is pleased to
present a week long summer
programme in theatre and
drama techniques, led by Eleanor Feely. This programme is
aimed at young people* interested in all aspects of
theatre and drama.
No experience necessary – just a willingness to work hard
and have fun!
*Group A: (no experience necessary)*
10am -1pm
*Group B: (some experience required)*
2 - 5 pm
**Those interested must have completed first year in
secondary school.
€60
Booking essential, limited availability.
Monday 17 to Friday 21 July 11am & 2pm
Ballet Ireland Summer School 2006 –
Ugly Duck
During the week’s workshops, exploration into
all the component parts of ballet is made,
music, mime, painting and drama, as well
as that of dance. Ways of using the body to
express narrative and mood are investigated and music is
exploited as a tool to enhance this. Various dance steps,
styles and rhythms lend themselves to complex chains of
movement which, together with aspects of mime and dramatic expression, contribute ultimately to the culmination
of the week’s work, a performance held onstage in a professional theatre environment and open to the public.
The subject of the Ballet Ireland Summer School 2006 is a
take on a Hans Christian Anderson favourite, ‘Ugly Duck!’
theme.
Participation in the programme is open to all performers,
boys and girls alike, aged six and above.
Early booking strongly advised. Capacity limited.
€85/150 for 2 children from the same family
Monday 31 July to Friday 4 August, 1.30-4.30pm
Classical Music Studies
Summer Music on the Shannon –
Junior Programme
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Ages 5-9 years
The annual SMS music school offers music students at all
levels of achievement programmes designed to stimulate
inherent artistic talent through the development of solo
and ensemble performance skills. This half-day programme
of ‘creativity through music’ is for young music students of
string, brass and wind instruments.
Booking: Bob Creech, Summer Music on the Shannon
t: 065 7087566 e: [email protected]
w: summermusicontheshannon.com
film
Sunday 11 June 8.30pm
Big Wednesday
Directed by
John Milius, USA, 1977, 102 mins
The tale of a group of friends drifting through the sixties and seventies,
getting into scrapes, having parties,
trying to avoid Vietnam and doing
all that stuff sixties movies live for.
The episodic format, a series of brief
snapshots taken from various moments over a spread of
ten years or so helps capture the rambling nature of these
people’s lives and gives an insight on how much things
change and yet stay the same between a gang of old
friends as the times move on and the world turns.
€7 (includes tea/coffee)
glór friends: 2 for 1
Sunday 18 June 8.30pm
Come Surf With Me
Directed by Rod Sumpter , UK, 1967,
85 mins, CLUB
Veteran surfer Rod Sumpter’s
1960s film Come Surf With Me
follows surfing greats as they
charter virgin territory on the North Cornish Coast, Ireland
and France and some of the best international surfing
spots in the world. It also shows Rod in action in the freezing and snow-covered Bay of Fundy in Canada, and in
action when he surfed 4 to 6 miles on the Severn Bore in
Gloustershire, which was entered in the Guinness Book of
Records in 1968.
Come Surf With Me has a huge nostalgic factor for anyone
who lived through the time as well as plenty of techniques
for the modern generation of enthusiasts who are being
shown the roots of their beloved sport and loving every
minute of it. It is an important record which documents
the history of surfing in Cornwall, Ireland and France and
shows how today’s standard moves and equipment were
pioneered, tried, developed and practised to perfection.
It is a film that shouldn’t be missed.
€7 (includes tea/coffee)
glór friends: 2 for 1
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Sunday 25 June 8.30pm
Billabong Odyssey
Directed by Phillip Boston USA / Brazil 2003 87 mins CLUB
A documentary chronicling
the Billabong Odyssey, an 18
month journey by a group of
champion surfers and their
support team who find and
ride the world’s biggest waves.
Using the latest jet-powered
watercraft tow vehicles and
cutting-edge weather-tracking technology, the Billabong
team are ready at a moment’s notice to ride immense,
60 foot waves that can emerge anywhere on the planet.
Featured surfers Shawn Barron, Layne Beachley, Ken
Bradshaw, Ken Collins, Brad Gerlach, Brian Keaulana, Mike
Parsons and Bill Sharp travel to California, France, Spain,
Australia, Tahiti and Maui, their voyage culminating in a
big-wave surfer competition at Jaws, the legendary big
swell off the coast of Hawaii.
€7 (includes tea/coffee)
glór friends: 2 for 1
Sunday 2 July 8.30pm
Dogtown and Z-boys
Directed by Stacy Peralta,
USA, 2001, 89 mins, CLUB
Stacy Peralta’s (Riding Giants)
documentary on his formative
time among a clique of straggly teen drop-outs who
turned skateboarding on its head makes a compelling
case that, where riding four-wheeled planks of wood is
concerned, the guys were the birth of cool.
Back in the ‘70s, Dogtown was a rundown ocean-front district where hardened surfers honed their skills amid the detritus of the Pacific Ocean Park pier and skated when they
couldn’t surf, emulating their wave-wending moves on
any available tarmac slope. When a drought emptied the
swimming pools, the gang jumped on the exposed testing
grounds, gyrating higher up pool walls until they learned
to flip over the lip and pivot in mid-air.
Narrated with suitable casualness by Sean Penn, it’s an
enthralling story laden with archive footage and insider
testimony, displayed with a fast-cutting, full-on swagger
the material quickly justifies. - Nick Bradshaw, Time Out.
Winner - Audience Award (Documentary) / Sundance Film Festival
The movie has an infectious exuberance that will engage anyone
with a passing interest in the skate/surf culture. - Glenn Whipp, Los
Angeles Daily News
€7 (includes tea/coffee)
glór friends: 2 for 1
glór gallery
Thursday 4 May - Saturday 3 June
Through Tide and Time
the currach as a cultural object
Through Tide and Time is an
exhibition that celebrates the
role of the currach in Irish history, mythology and folklore.
Full size boats from Clare
and Donegal are displayed,
together with several models
and photographic material
from the UCD National Folklore
Collection. In addition to this, drawings, music and poetry
interpret the currach in a creative way, including works
by Donál Mc Polin, Maria H. Magee, Niall Walsh, Holger
Lönze and others.
The exhibition is curated by Holger Christian Lönze, artistin-residence for Cavan County Council and is organised
by West Clare Currachs in collaboration with glór and
Cavan County Museum. It has been funded by Cavan
County Council, the Heritage Council of Ireland, the
Arts Council of Ireland and Cavan County Museum,
Ballyjamesduff.
free of charge
Thursday 8 - Friday 16 June
Through Each Others Eyes
Through Each Others
Eyes(tm) is an Arizona
based association of
photographers, whose
goal is to promote
international understanding via the medium of photography.
Two Through Each
Others Eyes photographers, David Schmidt and David H.
Smith, travelled to Ennis and County Clare in September,
2005 to photograph life in Western Ireland. They visited the
villages of County Clare and documented festivals, village activities, and the varied aspects of community life.
John Horgan and Sarah Houlihan, photographers from
County Clare, visited Phoenix, which is Ennis’ sister city
in January 2006 and photographed the landscapes of
northern Arizona as well as the ethnic diversity of Phoenix
and the Valley of the Sun, including Native American
dancers and church worship services.
free of charge
Wednesday 28 June - Saturday 26 August
Works on Paper
glór in association with Clare Arts Office
Works on Paper on the theme of ‘Clare’ is a group exhibition of small scale work by artists from all over Ireland.
The exhibition will feature both familiar and new artists
who have been selected by a selection panel led by a
professional curator and artists. The diversity of the artists’
response to the theme and the diversity of materials used
on paper promises to make for an exciting and stimulating show. All works are for sale. For details of how to
submit work, visit www.glor.ie, www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/
cominfo/arts/artsnews.htm, or call to glór Box Office.
Entry fee and terms & conditions apply.
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glór corporate members
platinum members
• Alcatel
• Dromoland Castle Holdings
gold members
• Michael Houlihan & Partners
• Roche Ireland Ltd.
silver members
• Citygate Renault
• TopPart, Banner Motor Factors
• Tom Hogan Motors Ltd.
• Shannon Showcase
• Microsemi
• Shannon Development
• McCarthy Landscaping
glór gratefully acknowledges the support of our
corporate members and glór friends.
Your generosity allows us to continue providing top
class entertainment for our patrons.
glór friends
• Niall Garvey
• Sharon Campbell
• Anne Clune
• Dermot McMahon
• Jennifer Taylor-Regan
• Annette Liddy
• Thomas Sheils
• Phylis Malone
• McDonald’s Restaurant, Shannon & Ennis
• David & Lynda Courtney
• Caitlín Ní Mhaoldomhnaigh
Simply contact Sinéad Cahill at [email protected] or at
065 6845370 to discover how easy it is to become
a friend or corporate member of glór.
conditions of sale
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http://www.glor.ie
Returns are accepted up to 3pm on the day before
perfomance. 1.50 applies per ticket returned.
Concessions and group discounts apply on certain shows.
One discounted offer only applies per booking.
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may be necessary. All tickets will be offered subject to
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