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THANKS
The Galway Fringe Festival would like to thank all of the many
venues and their staff that are hosting our events for their
hospitality!
The Mayor of Galway Padraig Conneely, James Harrold ( City Arts Officer),
The Galway Arts Festival, The Dublin Fringe Festival, Lucks Newsagents &
Deli, Brendan Grehan, Fr. Albert Leonard (P.P. Claddagh Church), Fr. Gerry
Jennings (P. P. Salthill Church), Brendan McDonald, Pattie Mulkerrin, Ray
Burke, Brian Fahy, Gabriel Walsh, Donal McConnon, Citóg, David Hickey,
The Underground Sound, Tommy Lennon, Grainne McDonagh, Maree
and Caoimhe Grogan, Maura Walsh, Galway Fringe Festival Volunteers,
Riona Hughes and all the staff in the Societies Office NUI Galway.
The Galway Fringe Festival would like to express our heartfelt
appreciation to the following:
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WELCOME
CONTENTS
We are delighted to welcome you to this year’s Galway Fringe Festival!
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CABARET08
CHILDREN’S THEATRE
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COMEDY10
DANCE12
EVENTS14
INSTALLATIONS16
LITERATURE18
MUSIC20
PHOTOGRAPHY26
THEATRE28
WORKSHOPS34
DAILY SCHEDULE
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MAP43
The Festival is a celebration of the wealth and diversity of artistic talent in
our city and represents new and exciting work across all art forms.
A huge welcome to performers who have come from all around the
country and to our International artists.
Thanks to you, the audience for supporting us.
Have a great Festival!
Claire Keegan
Festival Director
TEAM
CONTACT
GALWAY FRINGE FESTIVAL TEAM 2013
Festival Director Claire Keegan
Festival Manager Oisín Clarke
Box Office Manager Ann O’ Dea
Festival Administrators Mairéad Joyce, Maria Auletta, Jack Scullion
Cube Theatre Co-ordinator Darren Coppinger
Festival P.R. Eibhlin Faulkner
GENERAL ENQUIRES
Telephone 086 0867237
Email [email protected]
Website www.galwayfringe.ie
TICKET SALES
Box Office Factory, Upper Abbeygate Street, Galway
Ticket Hut Quay Lane, Spanish Parade, Galway
Online www.galwayfringe.ie
Tickets also on sale at each venue on the day.
ARTISTIC TEAM
Director of Music David Boland
Stiúrthóir na nImeachtaí Gaeilge Gráinne Ní Fhoighil
Visual Art Co-ordinators Elmarie Collins, Helen Gomez & Louise Spokes
Children’s Events Director Caroline Bridie Gower
SOCIAL MEDIA
Twitter @GalwayFringe
Facebook www.facebook.com/galwayfringe
PRODUCTION TEAM
Technical Manager Darach O’ Ruairc
Cube Theatre Technical Manager Ronan Gallagher
Lighting Designer Jimmy Rooney
Sound Engineer Hob Junker
Stage Managers Brendan Naughton & J.P. Collins
MOBILE APPS
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DESIGN TEAM
Programme Design Proof Brand & Design Agency
Programme Cover Art Rosemary Fallon
Festival Poster Kate Hodman
Website Design Redfish Design
Social Media & Marketing Springboard Media
Logo Design Morgan O’Brien
Festival Photographer Darius Ivan
Festival Promotional Video Emer Fanning & Martin King
Print Castle Print
And also a huge THANK YOU to all our volunteers!
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ART
CABARET
COMEDY
DANCE
EVENTS
INSTALLATIONS
LITERATURE
MUSIC
PHOTOGRAPHY
THEATRE
WORKSHOPS
THE ART OF GALWAY EXHIBITION
GALWAY FRINGE FESTIVAL
Ronan Connor has developed dramatic pieces which
reflect his study of the human body.
Mary Cullinane. A recent print graduate, Mary
produces striking and dramatic lino cuts.
Bird Rat invites the viewer into a meshed up world,
combining collage and video stills.
Nuala Higgins showcases her acrylic landscape work.
Fiona Bradley brings us a light hearted and humorous
take on the crazy world of fashion and what happens
when it is explored in an everyday domestic setting.
Home Gifts are producers of 100% beeswax candles
with different Galway views.
Amy Brannigan will be showing textile art, Sea shore
inspired wall pieces and intricate clothing items.
Matt Lowry is a self taught artist, he works with
watercolour and acrylic to create vibrant works with a
street art feel.
Fergal O Conor creates illustrative and stylised pieces
using pen and watercolour.
The visual arts section of the 2013 Galway Fringe
Festival is delighted to showcase Galway based artists.
The exhibition aims to paint a reflection of Galway as a
city of art. Some artists taking part are:
Janet Vinnell and Ted Turton from The Black Cat Gallery.
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VENUE 12
THE DOMINICAN HALL
TIME 11:00 - 18:00
PRICE BY DONATION
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A GATHERING OF ART
ART IN GALWAY SCHOOL OF ART
A Gathering of Art, an exhibition celebrating the work
of students from Art in Galways school of art. With an
emphasis on fun and creativity this exhibition is an
eclectic mix of work created by members of the Art in
Galway art classes under the guidence of Galway artist
and fully qualified teacher Bernadine Burke.
ANN RUMPF ART / THE DREAM MACHINE
ART COLLECTIVE
CEARDLANN NA NÓG
“BONN AGUS BARR AN TAISPEÁNTAS”
Ann Rumpf is exhibiting a collection of her acrylic art
work called Scenes from Salthill. Jumping off
Blackrock - inspired by a lively scene from the popular
spot for swimmers in Salthill. A panoramic view of the
Ladies Beach - a hidden place beside the promenade.
In éindí le ealaíntóirí aitiúil agus roinnt ealaíntóirí a
bheidh ar chuairt i gcaitheamh Féile Imill na Gaillimhe,
beidh Club Óige Lurgan ag rachtáil ceardlann do
dhéagóirí chun taispeántas a eagrú agus é a chuir i
gcríoch. Tá sé i gceist acu taispeántas ealaín a chuir i
láthair don phobal mar chuid don cheardlann ar an
Domhnach 21ú Iúil. Aois ghrúpa:12-17 blian d’aois
ANN RUMPF & THE DREAM MACHINE ART
COLLECTIVE
The Dream Machine Art Collective, featuring Shane
Tanian, Osin Roth, Mark deLaois, and Elmarie Collins
are a Galway based art collective working with
mediums such photographic image, video and
collage. Referencing the otherworldly, magical
encounters and natural wonders. An outlandish and
playful reality emerges through the work.
VENUE 3
AIB LYNCH’S CASTLE
TIME 10:00 - 16:00
PRICE FREE
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EXILE TO WONDERLAND - A ROSEMARY
FALLON SOLO EXHIBITION
Rosemary is an Artist, teacher, doll maker, designer,
animator and lecturer. Her pop surrealist paintings
were featured in the 2012 release of “Goblin Market:
Irish New Contemporary Art”.
Her women are contemporary icons of modern
femininity, captured in moments of intense emotion
or revelation, sometimes in fantastic backdrops of
surreal dreamscapes or familiar locations where the
observer can recognise their own daily routine.
Working mainly in oils, her work is vibrant and bold,
and this exhibition of her paintings, miniature metal
sculptures, and custom dolls will show the fruits of
TÍReless dedication and persistence.
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How to organize and run an Art exhibition will be the
main theme of the workshop organised by teenagers
for teenagers at Club Óige Lurgan during The Galway
Fringe Festival. An art exhibition will open on Sunday
21st July. Age appropriate: 12-17 years.
VENUE 43
SEANSCOIL SHAILEARNA
INDREABHÁN
TIME 14:00 - 17:00
PRICE FREE
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FIONA LENAGHAN ART EXHIBITION
GRAY MATTER
These are figurative oil paintings, featuring two series.
The first series theme is energy, as depicted both by
the paint and subject matter.
We are two recent graduates from Gray’s School of Art
in the north east of Scotland. Our work stems from
notions of migration, identity, places and non-places.
The second is a series of small paintings depicting the
play of light on Galway people as they shop/walk. The
paintings are lively and eye catching ranging from
very small to large in size. Fiona is a graduate
of G.M.I.T.
Using various imagery both found and photographed
we individually manipulate photographic
documentation of places at the edge both physical
and emotional. Using various tools within
printmaking and digital media we each are
constructing a vagueness and detachment within our
imagery which echoes the psychology of these places.
Though non collaborative in nature, our work exists on
the same road delving into the isolation and
restlessness of modernity. We now wish to showcase
our work in the context of returning home to Ireland.
FIONA LENAGHAN
ROSEMARY FALLON
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GALWAY BAY GALLERIES
TIME 12:00 - 22:00 (FRI 12TH) 15 16 17 18
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12:00 - 19:00 (13TH - 30TH)
29 30
PRICE FREE
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VENUE 36
THE COTTAGE BAR
TIME 11:00 - 18:00
PRICE FREE
CLUB ÓIGE LURGAN
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VENUE 42
THE OSLO
TIME 11:00 - 23:00
PRICE FREE
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VENUE 12
THE DOMINICAN HALL
TIME 11:00 - 18:00
PRICE FREE
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HIP BATH
LOOM STUDIOS EXHIBITION
LOUISE SPOKES
HIP BATH by Valerie Joyce: ”Look at the time, and not
a child in the house washed yet!” HIP BATH, an
outdoor performance on Galway’s Mainguard Street,
recalls a sense of retro domesticity and a subtle
remembrance of how things used to be. The relic and
now almost redundant, obsolete, and totally
unfamiliar HIP BATH evokes the weekly ritual of
Saturday evening bath time we had grown up with.
This series of artworks is compiled by a group of artists
working from Loom studios in Dublin. All the artists
exhibiting work in various mediums such as, painting,
sculpture, ceramics, drawing, and mixed media.
I am an Artist and Jewellery maker with a BA Honours
Fine & Applied Art Degree from the University of Ulster
(2009), and HND Fine Art, NWIFHE, Derry (2007).
VALERIE JOYCE
LOUISE SPOKES
LOOM STUDIOS
The objective of the exhibition is to showcase the
diversity of work of each artist working from an
independent Dublin based studio.
HIP BATH ablutions were keenly administered as a
vigorously inflicted rite of passage in order to attain
godliness and sanctity. Joyce’s performance is a
slap-stick comedic aspiration for spiritually hygienic
absolution. HIP BATH asks; Is cleanliness next
to godliness?
VENUE 24
MAINGUARD STREET
TIME 16:00 - 17:00
PRICE FREE
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SHRUNKEN HEAD
PADDY D’ARCY, GERRY DAVIS, TIM O’NEIL
& MATTHEW QUAIN
My paintings in the Galway Fringe Art Exhibition are
inspired by images from the Hubble telescope. The
colourful interpretations of various different stars,
galaxies and nebulae are painted directly onto glass.
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VENUE 12
THE DOMINICAN HALL
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The artists, working in a variety of media, are
concerned with the idea of questioning established
belief systems and ideas of perception. By
interrogating how our perception of ourselves and the
world around us is shaped by the environments we
inhabit, both physical, metaphysical and cultural,
they build a nuanced image of the individual as they
are constructed within contemporary society.
VENUE 12
THE DOMINICAN HALL
TIME 11:00 - 18:00
PRICE FREE
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STRESS
TAISPEÁNTAS EALAÍN PÉINTEIREACHT
Aisling graduated from Industrial Design in 2000. She
worked for a number of years in Architecture for a
prestigious Dublin firm.
Ursula Klinger was born in Germany, graduated in fine
art and history from the University of Aachen and
works mainly in oils and watercolours. She lived in
Connemara for ten years and currently lives and paints
in Dublin.
AISLING HOLIAN
‘Shrunken Head’ is a group exhibition of
contemporary art work featuring work by Paddy
D’Arcy, Gerry Davis, Tim O’Neil and Matthew Quain.
Originally from London, I now divide my time
between Galway and Donegal. In July, as well as
participating in the Galway Fringe Festival I have been
selected to exhibit as part of the 2013 City of Culture
‘Undiscovered’ series in The Millennium Forum, Derry.
URSULA KLINGER & ELAINE CONNEELY
Since graduating from Production Design in 2009, she
has been involved in a number of artistic productions
across the country, everything from Theatre,
Television to Film.
Elaine Conneely was born and raised on Long Island,
New York. Connemara’s shores became home to
Elaine in 1996. She has a Masters in Art Education
from Boston University and teaches Art in Indreabhán.
Oil paints have always been Elaine’s
preferred medium.
Image Credit: Gerry Davis - Air, oil on board, 2013
VENUE 26
THE NILAND GALLERY
TIME 19:00 (FRI 12TH)
12:00 - 17:00 (FROM SAT 13TH)
PRICE FREE
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VENUE 12
THE DOMINICAN HALL
TIME 11:00 - 18:00
PRICE FREE
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VENUE 40
MULBERRY’S RESTAURANT
& WINE BAR
TIME 17:30 - 23:00
PRICE FREE
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TANDI ART EXHIBITION
THE BIRDS
Mixed media artist. I love creating ‘happy art’ using
acrylics, ink, fabric, vintage findings and recycled
materials. I am passionate about fairies, hears, birds
and cute whimsical girls.
The Birds is a collection of images of birds, mostly in
flight. I aim to portray both a sense of beauty and
darkness where reality can be distorted creating a
surreal, dreamlike mood.
SYLWIA GRYCZUK
THE LAST TEN MINUTES OF BRAVEHEART
VANESSA JORDAN
I am concerned with the perception of reality and the
distortion /embellishment of the truth. I am also
concerned with the shapes and forms the birds take as
they fly and the capturing releasing of these moments
that the eye can miss or see all too briefly.
VENUE 12
THE DOMINICAN HALL
TIME 11:00 - 18:00
PRICE FREE
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VENUE 12
THE DOMINICAN HALL
TIME 11:00 - 18:00
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KATE MOLLOY, STEPHEN MARSHALL, EOIN
MCCORMACK, TIM DODDS
This is a four person art exhibition beginning at the
Galway Fringe Festival, which attempts to negotiate
the position of contemporary painting. The Artists are
Tim Dodds, Eoin McCormack, Stephen Marshall,
Kate Molloy.
The artists are exploring diverse discourses within
contemporary painting. All four artists are based in
Edinburgh and are interested in exploring the
inter-connectivity of ideas and approaches in painting
practices. Each artists work operates in a certain realm
of painting however there are also significant
distinctions between abstraction and figuration.
VENUE 12
THE DOMINICAN HALL
TIME 11:00 - 18:00
PRICE FREE
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ANGELS OF THE ODD
SEASONS OF BURLESQUE
The Angels of the Odd is a new collective of peculiar
theatre and strange cabaret. Born from a desire to
create a space with limitless potential for new
creativity, we bring you a night that is sure to amaze.
Cool as a winter night, hot as the summer, colorful as
springtime flowers, juicy as autumn harvest…this is
the brand new show by Les Hot Culottes, an exciting
mix of styles, music and dance that will bring you
through a year of Burlesque performances…
ODD PRODUCTIONS
THE DIRTY CIRCUS PRESENTS
BURLESQUE & CABARET
LES HOT CULOTTES
High-spirited, bawdy and unsettling, the Angels of the
Odd will guide you into another realm that is riddled
with peculiar creatures of the heavens and the earth.
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to BURLESQUE!!
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Roll Up, Roll Up, The Dirty Circus is rolling into town!
Ladies and gentlemen once again, let us take you by
the hand and lead you back… way, way back to the
20s, 30s and 40s for a night of glamour, style and
entertainment. Oh the decadence!
The Dirty Circus brings a full night of Burlesque &
Cabaret sure to tantalise and delight!
A collision of different styles and worlds, from aerial
acrobatics to gender-bending cabaret to breakneck
speed theatre pieces, Angels of the Odd will bring you
on a weird and macabre journey of Ireland’s
gothic underbelly.
VENUE 13
THE SPACE @ THE BENTLEY
TIME 20:00 - 22:00
PRICE €10
THE DIRTY CIRCUS
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VENUE 22
KELLY’S
TIME 20:00 - 21:30
PRICE €5
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KELLY’S
TIME 22:00 - 23:30
PRICE €10
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ART
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LITERATURE
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CHILDREN OF THE BLACK SKIRT
WHAT’S THE STORY...?
An evocative play, both moving and humorous,
exploring history, childhood innocence and the power
of storytelling. Three lost children discover an
abandoned orphanage. They become trapped in a
timeless world haunted by spirits of the past, ruled by
the Black Skirt, a cruel governess who floats through
the orphanage corridors with her enormous scissors!
The spirits will not rest until their stories are told. From
stories of pock-picketing crimes to the tragedies of
Stolen Generations…
A children’s show full of fun, loud with laughter, silly
with surprises and maybe a song or two too! A fun
theatre experience for children of all ages (and mums
and dads too!) - come along and join in the story that
takes our heroes down a road of adventure.
This play deal with issues of the rights of the child, the
use, and abuse of power and the effects of migration
on a generation.
Written by Paul McCarrick and directed by Claudia
O’Sullivan and Kori Kilduff
M T W T
VENUE 13
ELECTRIC GARDEN & THEATRE JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
TIME 19:30 - 20:30
22 23 24 25
PRICE €10 / €8 CONC.
29 30
VENUE 10
THE CUBE THEATRE
TIME 13:00 - 14:00
DRAMA WORKS IRELAND
THE DEAN CROWE PLAYERS
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Full of spectacle, vibrancy and imagination, our
heroes find themselves in many hilarious situations,
always trying to find out just what IS the story at the
end of it all!
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MARTIN SHARRY TELLS IT LIKE IT IS
STEVE CUTS HIS OWN FRINGE
THE SKY BABIES
Writer and performer Martin Sharry is exploring the
form of stand-up comedy. This is the start of his
difficult second show, after making his name with his
one man show, ‘I Am Martin Sharry’ which he
successfully performed at the Dublin Fringe
Festival 2012.
Steve Bennett invites you into his barber shop to see
comedians, musicians and a few surprises too.
He now explores the potential for truth saying and
story-telling in the medium of stand-up. And looks at
the necessity of honesty and identifying the
boundaries in this time, through entertainment.
Bennett will bring you the absolute best of Ireland’s
up and coming performers from the Fringe Festival.
An eclectic mix of short cuts and longer sets, this show
is guaranteed to put a smile on your face.
Join The Sky Babies and special guests for a freefalling
and spontaneous night of comedy improv! Based on
audience suggestions this dynamic new Galway
comedy group will create fresh comedy scenes and
games on the spot and have you laughing to
touchdown! A great and unique night of
entertainment!
MARTIN SHARRY
COMEDY IMPROV
STEVE BENNETT
Steve is a musical comedian who has performed all
over Ireland and further afield (currently gearing up
for his second Edinburgh Fringe Festival).
Free for anyone who let’s Steve cut their hair during
the show. See www.galwayfringe.ie for exact line-up!
VENUE 32
THE TOWNHOUSE
TIME 18:00 - 19:00
PRICE €7
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VENUE 32
THE TOWNHOUSE
TIME 21:30 - 23:30
PRICE €5
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THE TOWNHOUSE
TIME 20:00 - 21:30
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THE WORD OF BREDA
BREDA LARKIN
A One Woman Comedy Show.
‘I’m not a lesbian lads… I just like driving tractors.’
Join sapphic storyteller Breda Larkin in this hilarious
and thought-provoking exploration of her life through
the triple lenses of sexuality, religion and em…facial
hair. Follow Breda as she journeys from ‘getting the
shift’ with the local lads for ‘cream buns n’ snickers’ to
breaking the hearts of her imaginary lesbian camogie
team and cartoon reporter April O’Neill by falling in
love with a beautiful real live girl and becoming a
fully-fledged dickie-bow aficionado.
Written and performed by Breda Larkin with help
from Nicola Depuis.
VENUE 30
TIME 21:00 - 22:30
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DANCES OF EGYPT
IN/SIDE THE BOX
ONE LAST DROP
The women’s dances of Egypt are beautiful, rich and
diverse art forms that have evolved over millennia in
an unbroken lineage.
Conformity. Our need to fit in. The desire for freedom.
Sinéad Cormack constructs and dances within a 3D
web in this visually striking and energetic multimedia
dance piece. With lateral leaps of comedy, beautiful
choreography, and a mesmerising soundtrack, In/side
the Box is a true first.
Is it possible to shake off your demons and begin
again? Could you walk away from the most important
thing in your life? Follow the stories of man and
woman as they struggle with an addiction we are all
familiar with, the addiction to alcohol. Watch as their
stories unfold through dance and music and see how
quickly life can fall from happiness and belonging to
destruction and numbness.
AMBER ELDERFIELD
SINEAD CORMACK
Amber and her Egyptian Dance Group present a
showcase of traditional Egyptian Dances from earthy,
hypnotic folkloric dances of Egypt and Nubia to
sensual and passionate urban Baladi; from fiery
Ghawazee (Gypsy) dancing with finger cymbals to the
lyricism of golden era classical dance and some
contemporary interpretations of ancient themes.
Performed by Amber Elderfield and her Egyptian
Dance group.
VENUE 29
THE SECRET GARDEN
TIME 19:00 - 19:45
PRICE FREE
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SKYTASHE DANCE THEATRE
From the choreographer of last year’s successful fringe
show Rewind, Claudia O’Sullivan in collaboration with
Kori Kilduff bring a new dance work One Last Drop.
Written and directed by Claudia O’Sullivan &
Kori Kilduff.
M T W T
JULY 2013
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29 30
VENUE 30
TIME 18:00 - 19:00
PRICE €10
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VENUE 10
THE CUBE THEATRE
TIME 17:30 - 18:20
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AIRNEÁL NA COIRIBE
FÉILE IMILL NA GAILLIMHE
Ceithre oíche shiamsaíochta agus scléipe i gceithre
láthair éagsúla i gCois Fharraige agus i gCathair na
Gaillimhe.
Four fun packed evenings in four different venues
starting in Cois Fharraige and finishing up in Galway
City for the evening of the Airneál Mór.
Ceol, Filíocht, Fís scéal , Damhsa, Litríocht,
Aisteoireacht, Scéalaíocht agus neart eile ó
ealaíontóirí dúchasacha agus ó ghrúpa beag ceoltóirí
Ceilteacha ón nGailís ‘A Gaita Da Bana’ chuile oíche.
Traditional music, poetry, storytelling, dancing,
literature, acting, short visual arts screenings from
native Irish artists and also a live performance of
music every evening from ‘A Gaita Da Bana’ Galician
musicians, our Celtic neighbours.
Coinnigh súil amach ar www.galwayfringe.ie agus ar
bhileoga don chlár iomlán a bheidh ar fáil go luath.
Bain sult as an saol!
Keep an eye on www.galwayfringe.ie and leaflets for
specific artists in specific venues of our full listings
programme yet to be published soon.
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VENUE 44
TÍ CHÚALÁIN (WED 24TH)
TIME 19:30 - 21.30
15 16 17 18
VENUE 39
22 23 24 25
LEABHARLANN NA
29 30
CEATHRÚN RUA (THU 25TH)
TIME 18:30 - 20.OO
PRICE FREE
VENUE 45
TÍ PHEADAIR MHÓIR (FRI 26TH)
TIME 19:30 - 21.30
VENUE 3
ÁRAS NA NGAEL (SAT 27TH)
TIME 19:30 - 21.30
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ARTISTIC ATLAS OF GALWAY EXHIBITION AND READINGS
The Artistic Atlas of Galway brings together poetry,
short-stories, photography and art work.
These collected works have been used to create
conceptual maps of Galway allowing you to visit places
and read the landscape in different ways. You will be
able to walk the land and see its stories, poetry and art
in the same way you see its contours, rivers
and streets.
The Atlas, as well as other works by its contributors
will be available on site and it will feature a rolling
launch with daily readings, performances and
exhibitions.
M T W T
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ECO FILM FEST
The ‘Disco Soup’ event involves people getting
together to organise, gather, promote and advocate
the issue of global food waste in a festive way in
their communities.
A specially themed screening of films concerned with
environmental issues that began in 2010 under the
auspices of CINE-CAFE (the general showcase for Irish
short films established five years ago in Dublin). After
the screening an opportunity will be provided for
discussion of issues raised by the films shown.
CINE-CAFÉ
AN MHEITHEAL ROTHAR
ARTISTIC ATLAS OF GALWAY
VENUE 12
THE DOMINICAN HALL
TIME 11:00 - 18:00
PRICE FREE
DISCO SOUP
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Disco Soup events have become popular in a number
of countries across Europe in recent years. Members of
the community get together to peel, chop, cook and
serve vegetarian food made from misshaped or
otherwise wasted vegetables and fruits.
A free hot lunch will be served and music provided by
local DJs to for a festive atmosphere while raising
awareness of the issue of unnecessary food waste.
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VENUE 31
SPANISH ARCH
TIME 13:00 - 17:00
PRICE FREE
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NOAH’S ARK AND THE ANIMAL
PUPPET KINGDOM
Lovesick and Feed Me Weird Things are two radio
shows on Galway’s Flirt FM 101.3 and www.flirtfm.ie.
An array of Animal Kingdom Puppets and illustrative
mono-prints in Noah’s Ark ...Shrine
Lovesick and Feed Me Weird Things will broadcast live
from the tea shop with a selection of guests, chat and
electronic music.
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VENUE 32
THE TOWNHOUSE
TIME 15:30 - 16:30
PRICE FREE
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Both shows play the newest esoteric and electronic
developments, Irish artists and dance music made by
punks every Wednesday night from 8pm. For this very
special Galway Fringe Festival event, the two radio
shows will combine and transmit their shows live on
air from The Secret Garden, Galway’s finest tea shop.
VENUE 29
BROADCAST FROM
THE SECRET GARDEN
TIME 20:00 - 22:00
PRICE FREE
“NO Planet B” is the tagline for Eco Film Fest.
PLAN YOUR DAY
LOVESICK & FEED ME WEIRD THINGS LIVE
RADIO SHOW
FLIRT FM
As a modern-day haiku puts it: “Take care of the earth.
Why? There is NO Planet B. Let’s start while we can.”
M T W T
JULY 2013
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VENUE 35
CHRIST THE KING CHURCH
TIME 11:00 - 18:00
PRICE FREE
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DAILY FESTIVAL
SCHEDULE ON
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OR LOG ON TO
GALWAYFRINGE.IE
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BLACKHEART NIGHT CLUB
DEAR SALTHILL
FRIENDS ON FACEBOOK - A DIGITAL STORY
Developed by visual artist/designer Stephen Morton,
music producer/engineer Peter Lawlor and influenced
by Italian Giallo Horror, New French Extremity, Detroit
Techno and Drum N’ Bass. An immersive concoction of
all these elements and much more, infusing abrasive
live dance music with a live visual accompaniment to
tell the story of a young girl’s intoxicating experience
at The Blackheart Night Club.
The Dear Salthill Project explores the collective
community memory of the location, past and present.
The process has been documented through the use of
social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and
Instagram. The exhibition of the work is displayed as a
user generated archive of shared photographs,
comments and memories associated with Salthill.
Friends on Facebook is a digital installation that
explores new ways to tell a story.
STEPHEN MORTON & PETER LAWLOR
DECLAN SHERIDAN
By bridging the gap between what’s happening on
stage with the sound and visuals and what’s
happening in the audience, this event offers a
uniquely refreshing and immersive experience that
will appeal to clubbers, arthouse enthusiasts and
lovers of live music and visual installations.
VENUE 14
FACTORY
TIME 21:30 - 22:30
PRICE €8 / 6 CONC.
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EMER FANNING AND MARTIN KING
The piece incorporates film and social media, and the
audience can explore the characters and events from
different perspectives, through film, social media
and sound.
The project has a life after the exhibition which
promotes the community discussion on how memory
and engaging with social media can celebrate
a location.
Go on, get involved and share your memories with
Dear Salthill at www.facebook.com/DearSalthill
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VENUE 41
O’LEARY’S SHOP & OFF
LICENCE
TIME 10:00 - 22:00
PRICE FREE
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VENUE 42
THE OSLO
TIME 11:00 - 23:30
PRICE FREE
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LEAVE IT ON
NUIG DIGITAL TREE GUIDE
THE MAY 30TH
The video art project was produced by the production
company Lug Media. This is a company that primarily
makes experimental film and video art pieces.
Mairead Manifold, a student of Digital Media at NUIG
has created a digital tree guide to 75 trees around the
Quad in NUIG. QR codes are placed on the trees. Users
simply scan a QR code to access tree details.
The May 30, 2013 is a looped video archive made of
individual photographs of everything my husband
and I own. One object, one frame, 24 frames
per second.
Mairead has been photographing the trees over the
winter, so users can view a timeline of photos taken
through the seasons. The Quad area is home to over
50 different varieties of trees, some of which are
redwoods. So go for a tree walk with a difference.
The photographs were taken over the course of one
day; the light cycle charts the day passing. It makes
the private public and the tangible digital. The process
is obsessive, meditative and physically demanding.
ANTHONY CULLEN
VENUE 36
THE COTTAGE BAR
TIME 12:00 - 18:00
PRICE FREE
MAIREAD MANIFOLD
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VENUE 27
NUI GALWAY
TIME ALL DAY
PRICE FREE
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The repetitive nature of the work reflects the
repetitive actions we carry out daily. Considering the
overlooked in a kind of generous, categorical montage
of the ordinary. The May 30 2013 is an experiment
in situation.
VENUE 17
GALWAY CITY MUSEUM
TIME 10:00 - 17:00
PRICE FREE
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ALAN MCMONAGLE SHORT STORY
READING
GALWAY KAVANAGH DAY
IS LINNE AN TOLG! SEOLADH LEABHAR
DO PHÁISTÍ, CHILDREN’S BOOK LAUNCH
BANNERBOY PRODUCTIONS
ALAN MCMONAGLE
A troubled boy convinces himself he can fly. An old
crone decides to turn herself into a man. Two
adolescents make an unusual list of ideal women. A
childless couple is given their little nephew for the day.
Skewed comedy, absurd perspectives and stretched
realities abound in Alan McMonagle’s newly
published collection Psychotic Episodes.
FUTA FATA
The Legacy of the great Irish poet Patrick Kavanagh
will be celebrated through poetry, talks, readings,
films, stories, and music during this Kavanagh Day.
This Galway event is organised by the Patrick
Kavanagh Western Association (PKWA) in cooperation
with Bannerboy Productions.
Described by author Patrick McCabe as ‘precise,
tender and glitteringly compelling’, Alan will read
from Psychotic Episodes and invite questions.
VENUE 6
THE BRIDGE MILLS
TIME 14:00 - 15:00
PRICE FREE
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VENUE 20
THE HARBOUR HOTEL
TIME 19:00 - 23:00
PRICE FREE
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Bígí ann do seoladh “Mise Máire Treasa Mí Abha - Is
Linne An Tolg!”, scríofa ag Gérard Moncomble,
maisithe ag Frédéric Pillot agus aistrithe ón bhFraincís
ag Patricia Mac Eoin. Bígí le Patricia agus scríbhneoir,
ceoltóir agus stiúrthóir Futa Fata, Tadhg Mac
Dhonnagáin, le haghaidh dreas ceoil, scéalaíocht,
gáire agus spraoi.
Come join Futa Fata for the launch of “Mise Máire
Treasa Mí Abha - Is Linne an Tolg!” by French author
Gérard Moncomble, illustrated by Frédéric Pillot and
translated from French by Galway native Patricia Mac
Eoin. Joining Patricia for this event will be Futa Fata
director, writer and musician, Tadhg Mac Dhonnagáin
for a lively session of reading, music and song!
VENUE 4
ÁRAS NA NGAEL
TIME 13:00 - 14:00
PRICE FREE
M T W T
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LIKE A MARBLE ROLLED
OUT OF THE BAG
A contemporary epic poem that tells the story of a
journey two friends make across a fictional city.
TNS radio host and performing poet.
PHOEBE DICK
THE POETRY SESSIONS / SEISIÚIN
FILÍOCHTA
SEAN MAGUIRE
Created and performed by Phoebe Dick, the
production incorporates hand made acetate slides
which illustrate and support the story, while allowing
the beautifully crafted writing that forms the
backbone of the piece take centre stage.
From “out of the bag” of poetry can be pulled a poem
by the audience.
What will it be? Political, spiritual, funny, love? Who
knows. Not longer than an advert!
Phoebe’s delivery, in a style that’s sits comfortably
between spoken-word and good old fashioned
storytelling, combined with the projected visuals and
the strength of the writing, makes “Like A Marble
Rolled” a unique, captivating and thoroughly
enjoyable show.
VENUE 14
FACTORY
TIME 18:00 - 19:00
PRICE €7 / €5 CONC
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Tue 16th: Mary Ellen Fean & Fred Johnston
Wed 17th: July:Aoife Casby, Padraic Harvey
& Paul Mulligan
Thu 18th: Diarmuid de Faoite, Gráinne Ní Fhoighil &
Bríd Ní Mhaoileoin
Fri 19th: Seán Ó Coistealbha, Lorna Shaughnessy,
Mary Dempsey & Peadair Ó Sé
Sat 20th: Margaretta D’Arcy, Jack McCann & Ndrek Gjini
Sun 21st: Maire Holmes & Anne Henning Jocelyn.
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
VENUE 29
THE SECRET GARDEN
TIME 21:00 - 22:00
PRICE FREE
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VENUE 6
THE BRIDGE MILLS
TIME 15:00 - 16:00
PRICE FREE
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
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A SENSE OF PLACE: A PLACE OF SENSE
A SONIC PRODUCTION
A musical exploration of place and our senses of
strangeness and belonging set around an exhibit of
world ceramics and other exhibitions. Adrian Muntu
(cello), Nicola Geddes (cello), Joanne Cater (flute),
Betrand Huve (saxophone) and Dermot Dunne
(accordion) will play eight modern classical
compositions from all around the world, including a
piece by Arvo Partand the world premiere of a
composition by John Maxwell Geddes. The pieces will
be performed in various parts of the museum with the
audience mingling among the musicians and exhibits
and then repeated in the foyer when the museum
closes. The exhibition of world ceramics is from the
IACI’s O’Malley Collection on loan from the University
of Limerick and runs until September.
VENUE 17
GALWAY CITY MUSEUM
TIME 16:00 - 18:30
PRICE FREE
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ALL DAY TRAD & FOLK FESTIVAL WITH
COLM NAUGHTON & FRIENDS!
ATHENRY MUSIC SCHOOL GUITAR
SUMMER CAMP CONCERT
Featuring Colm Naughton, Fellow Strangers, Rivers
And Crows and Felix Sonnyboy.
The Athenry Music School Guitar Orchestra was
establised in 2009 as a creative and social outlet for
young classical guitarists. With approximately 30
members past and present, it provides classical
guitarists with a unique opportunity for group
performance. Having enjoyed playing at last year’s
Fringe, the Orchestra has since performed at the Coole
Music Orchestra’s Festival and at the Galway
Christmas Market as well as the Athenry Music School
MEGA Concert - which took place in Galway Cathedral.
IN CONCERT
2pm - 7pm: Colm Naughton. This Co. Galway banjo
and mandolin player presents a show of music and
song with the help of some friends. Having just
released his debut solo album, ‘The Space Between
the Notes’, to great acclaim. This promises to be an
exciting show with driving reels, laid-back
barndances, American folk songs, self-composed
waltzes, traditional songs and more.
7pm - 11pm: Rivers And Crows, Fellow Strangers and
Felix Sonnyboy.
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
VENUE 36
THE COTTAGE BAR
TIME 14:00 - 23:00
PRICE FREE
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This concert takes place at the end of a week-long
summer camp and so will most likely feature new
members, and possibly some future members!
VENUE 4
AUGUSTINIAN CHURCH
TIME 14:00 - 14:40
PRICE FREE
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BRENDAN NAUGHTON ON TOUR
CITÓG PRESENTS... RELATIVES
CITÓG PRESENTS... URCHIN COLLECTIVE
Brendan Naughton is native of the shticks of Easht
Galway. He is a singer-songwriter based in Brighton
with a background in theatre and stand-up comedy,
doing a show based on numbers from his forth
coming album, as well as older numbers from comedy
days and random covers.
In their music, Relatives blend the dissonant tonalities
of 20th century music with the unadorned folk songs
of Appalachia. The group was created in New York City
in the fall of 2007 by Ian Davis, Katie Vogel and
Gabriel Gall.
Fia Rua, Pearse McGloughlin, Enda Reilly and Justin
Grounds. Urchin Collective is a movement of
independent musicians based in Ireland operating in
the genres of avant garde electronic, folk, Irish
language, trad, alternative and indie.
Together they self-released two EPs, They Love You
Well (2009) and Tardy Mark (2011) as well as a
full-length album entitled The Relatives (2011),
released on the Museum People label. In the fall of
2011, Gall left the group but Relatives has continued
to write and perform as a duo. Their forthcoming
albums include a self-released, full-band EP as well as
a stripped down, duo EP to be released in Ireland on
the MDR label.
The collective was formed following an impromptu
gig at Electric Picnic 2012 and officially launched in
March 2013 with gigs in Dublin and Cork. They now
bring the show west with a special Citog/Galway
Fringe Festival event in The Cellar Bar.
IN CONCERT
CITÓG
An accomplished guitarist, Naughton weaves his way
through an assortment of musical styles ranging from
finger-picking country blues to hard rock with a dash
of classical and punk thrown in for good measure. Best
described as a melange of eclecticism all mixed up in
a big cornucopia, go and see him before he goes
electric. (WARNING: MAY BE EXPLICIT)
VENUE 32, 14 & 30
THE TOWNHOUSE (19 & 20),
FACTORY (21 & 23), THE SPACE
@ THE BENTLEY (24 & 25)
TIME 22:00 - 23:00 PRICE €5
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JULY 2013
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VENUE 7
THE CELLAR BAR
TIME 21:30 - 23:30
PRICE FREE
CITÓG
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VENUE 7
THE CELLAR BAR
TIME 21:30 - 23:30
PRICE FREE
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FACTORY FRINGE
FACTORY SHOWCASE
FELIX SONNYBOY
Factory, Galway’s newest underground music venue
will be hosting two weekends of world-class electronic
music talent during the Fringe.
Galway Fringe presents five of the most exciting up
and coming bands in the country including The
Reverse, Ka Tet, Permanent Déjà Vu, The Hot Soul
Psychos and Friendly Persuasion.
World travelling street minstrel and poet Felix
Sonnyboy began his career in Chicago at the age of
sixteen learning old folk songs on a five string banjo.
FACTORY
Firstly, Cult present Alexander Nut, Rinse FM DJ and
cofounder of Eglo Records with Floating Points, on
Friday 19th. Bap To The Future host former Bad
Company man dBridge on the 20th.
The following weekend sees Epoch bring Marcellus
Pittman, Detroit legend and member of 3Chairs
(alongside Rick Wilhite, Moodymann and Theo
Parrish) to play in the club on Friday 26th culminating
with Alice hosting Dutch disco aficionado Loud-E on
Saturday 27th.
M T W T
VENUE 14
JULY 2013
FACTORY
15 16 17 18
TIME 21:00 - LATE
PRICE €5/€8 AFTER MIDNIGHT 22 23 24 25
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The Reverse are a band going forward. In 2012 they
toured Ireland and the UK, released their debut single
Jack And Jill, which made No. 3 in the iTunes charts
and featured on the No. 1 charity single Tiny Dancer.
Ka Tet are a Galway based 3 piece rock band who
combine vocal harmonies, crunchy guitar riffs,
gripping rhythms and chunky bass undertones.
They are on the verge of releasing their debut album
Arcadia on Irish independent label Ruby Music.
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
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VENUE 14
FACTORY
TIME 19:00 - 22:30
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Since then he has travelled the world, playing across
Europe and the US in preschools, churches, Indian
reservations, hospitals, schools and detention centres.
A true troubadour, he currently lives in Hawaii with his
band The Rusty Wheelbarrows. He is touring Ireland
to promote his new album Black & White.
Also playing on the night are Harrison & The Devil and
a variety of folk songwriters such as Sam Cahoon and
Sara Gerdine.
VENUE 11
DE BURGO’S
TIME 20:00 - 23:30
PRICE €5
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FROM REELS TO RAGAS
I’LL LIVE TILL I DIE
JULIE HAWK
A new innovative collaboration between highly
respected Irish percussionist Tommy Hayes and
Australian born mongrel Mattu Noone. An exploration
of the harmonious connections and frissons of
difference between Irish traditional compositions and
Indian Classical theory. Expect the unexpected!
Delight in the songs of the iconic balladeer, Delia
Murphy with singer Mairin O’Donovan and musician
Gerry Anderson.
Julie grew up in an eclectic musical household in the
rain-choked West of Ireland, listening to everything
from Bob Dylan to Arvo Pärt.
Delia Murphy was a household name as a radio,
concert and recording star in Ireland and abroad in the
1930’s to 60’s. See the pictures and hear the story of
Delia’s life, told by her niece Carmen Cullen and enjoy
Carmen’s surprise comic character and a dramatised
reading from her novel Two Sisters Singing, loosely
based on Delia’s life.
Following one cloistered winter in 2011, Julie
emerged with a sound and lyrical style wholly her
own, and since then has been captivating audiences
across the UK with her dynamic vocal style and
ethereal lyrics.
MATTU NOONE & TOMMY HAYES
IN CONCERT
Mattu, a well-known performer of the sarode, a 25
stringed lute, has studied North Indian Classical music
in Kolkata with Sougata Roy Chowdhury for almost a
decade. He has performed Indian music across the
globe and is a founding member of The Bahh Band.
Tommy Hayes has performed and recorded with most
of the great names in trad music and beyond and has
been at the forefront of Irish music for decades.
VENUE 4
ÁRAS NA NGAEL
TIME 19:00 - 20:30
PRICE €10
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LONN DUBH
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THE CLADDAGH HALL
TIME 20:00 - 21:15
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Her ornate finger-picking guitar style lends a constant
heartbeat to her soaring vocals, echoing artists such
as Kate Bush and Joanna Newsom. Her lyrics are rich
with imagery of life and decay, of light and dark,
leaving the listener suspended in Julie’s world.
VENUE 14
FACTORY
TIME 20:00 - 22:30
PRICE €10
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MUSHI MUSHI
(ELECTRO / INDIE SHOWCASE)
IN CONCERT
Traditional Irish music and song group Lonndubh
(blackbird) are Sean and Irene Moloney, Tim Lyons
and Philip Doddy. Tim Lyons, from Cork, Singer/
songwriter and accordion player toured the folk clubs
of Britain in 1960’s, played with Dé Dannan in 1970’s.
His songs range from the beautiful Shores of America
to his own hilarious Fastfood song. Sligoman Philip
plays fiddle, tin whistle, guitar, has a wonderful
traditional rich voice and repertoire of songs. Irene
who plays mandolin, fiddle, bodhrán has a great way
of connecting and involving the audience. Seán
Moloney, flute, fiddle tin whistle player and composer
is fifth generation musician of the famous
Ballinakill Moloneys.
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A pioneering singer is brought back to live in this
show you can’t afford to miss.
MR EBBY | EMER O’ FLAHERTY
SEAN & IRENE MOLONEY, TIM LYONS
& PHILIP DODDY
VENUE 9
THE CRANE BAR
TIME 21:00 - 23:30
PRICE €10
IN CONCERT
Thrilling virtuoso piano playing combined with an
indie pop songwriting style, Mister Ebby is a uniquely
talented songwriter and performer from Galway.
His debut album “Wires” was at the forefront of the
crowdfunding revolution in Ireland and was the first
music project to be funded using fundit.ie. Always
breaking new ground, Ebby will be showcasing some
of his new, previously unreleased material alongside
songs from his debut.
Galway Fringe presents five of the most exciting
electronic and indie acts in the country take over The
Factory for an exhilarating night of original music.
Playing on the night are Race The Flux, It Was All A Bit
Black & White, The Last Monroes, Derek Ellard and
SUPER7AIYAN.
Life in 3 Words is a solo piano and song show written
and performed by Irish singer/songwriter Emer
O’Flaherty. Influences include Aimee Mann and
Norah Jones.
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VENUE 21
JAVA’S
TIME 20:00 - 22:30
PRICE FREE
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FACTORY
TIME 19:00 - 22:30
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OGMA: LIVE TRADITIONAL IRISH MUSIC
PAUL MULLIGAN
SALLY LONGS SHOWCASE
The best in live traditional Irish music song and dance.
Paul Mulligan began his musical journey at the age of
fourteen, as soon as he was able to play his first
tentative chords on a borrowed plywood guitar.
Famous Rock & Roll haunt Sally Longs hosts a band
showcase featuring Gift Givers, Fires Of Babylon, Burn
In Me, Mockingbird and 9 Ideas.
He was seduced into a lifelong love affair with
songwriting by listening to the likes of Bob Dylan,
John Prine, and Guy Clarke.
Gift Givers are an abrasive alternative Rock band from
Galway, featuring members from hardcore band Them
Martyrs and previous Galway band Cub Scout Disco.
They formed in 2012 and take influence from bands
like Deftones and At The Drive In. They have played
support to bands like Fighting With Wire and Jogging.
TRADITIONAL MUSIC
An open jam, featuring some of Ireland’s best
musicians... alongside others who have a handful
of tunes.
Dance music, songs, sean nos dancing feature.
IN CONCERT
Although influenced by such American songwriting
giants his songs have a distinctly Irish identity.
His debut album “Strong Friend” features a guest
appearance by one of his songwriting heroes
John Prine.
VENUE 33
THE WESTERN HOTEL
TIME 21:30 - 23:55
PRICE FREE
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THE TOWNHOUSE
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Fires of Babylon are a 2-piece garage rock outfit based
in Galway city. Over the past year they have been
following an indie-ethos, self-producing 2-EPs and
gigging actively around the West of Ireland.
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SALLY LONGS
TIME 20:00 - 23:30
PRICE FREE
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SANDRA COFFEY ALBUM LAUNCH
SONGWRITER SHOWCASE
THE BENTLEY SHOWCASE
Sandra Coffey is a singer from Athenry, county Galway.
She stepped out last September with her pop/rock
alternative sound. In December she was nominated
for 3 MRU awards for Best Newcomer, Best Female
and Best Single. Sandra’s soulful and rocky sound is
influenced by a range of artists such as Joni Mitchell,
Amy Winehouse, Bob Dylan and Davie Bowie.
The intimate and charming venue of De Burgo’s,
Augustine Street, hosts a candle lit Songwriter
Showcase featuring Jules, Pa Reidy, Dan Sheehan,
Sandra Coffey, Padraig Jack, Daire Canavan, Diarmuid
Coffey and Conor Scott.
An indie act showcase featuring Underwater Picnic,
Zero Moda, Derek Ellard, The Daily Howl and Blu
Loves Milo.
IN CONCERT
“The first thing you notice about Sandra is how
confident and how at home she is on stage. The
second thing you see is she can reach those high notes
with ease. So many singers push and strain
themselves to reach those heights and the results are
never as pleasing. She also does it without flaying
about on stage, it comes naturally.” - Music Review
VENUE 32
THE TOWNHOUSE
TIME 21:30 - 23:30
PRICE €5
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Jules is from Germany, but has lived and played music
in Galway for a couple of years. Her intimate songs are
inspired by Irish singer-songwriters. After a year in the
United States, Jules is back in town and eager to take
the stage!
Since forming in 2009 Underwater Picnic have
established themselves as one of Galway’s most
promising new acts. Their new debut EP ATLAS is a
short, sharp call-to-arms. With guitars reminiscent of
Foals, lyrics akin to Two Door Cinema Club and vocals
somewhere in between, it has a fresh new voice with a
maturity belying the band’s young years.
Derek Ellard uses a loop station, multi layered guitars
and live percussion to create a captivating sound
influenced by his roots in post hardcore and rock.
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VENUE 11
DE BURGO’S
TIME 20:00 - 23:30
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VENUE 30
TIME 20:00 - 23:30
PRICE €5
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THE CLADDAGH COMMUNITY MUSIC
SOCIETY PERFORMANCE
This is a combination of Singing, Drumming
and Drama.
There will be an Open-Mike session 5-6pm, Drama
6-30-7pm and Community Spirit Drumming
Workshop from 7-9pm.
This will be a chance to meet new people and have fun
while doing so. We will utilize principles such as
Participation, Inclusion, Respect, Individualism and
Teamwork.
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THE LUNATIC SPOONS & FRIENDS
The GingerBeard Men Showcase was born in the open
mic scene in Galway.
The Lunatic Spoons are a band of performers that were
found and forged whilst busking on the streets of
Galway City.
IN CONCERT
STEPHEN SHARPE
EAMONN CARRICK
VENUE 4
ÁRAS NA NGAEL
TIME 17:00 - 21:00
PRICE €5
THE GINGERBEARD MEN SHOWCASE
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All the acts are up and coming musicians already well
established in Galway city. The variety showcase will
include the following acts: Tara Stacey, Tracy Bruen,
Steven Sharpe (singer/songwriter), Steve Bennett
(comedian), The Little Shakers (Band) and maybe a few
surprises.
All five acts make up the group know as “The
GingerBeard Men.” Members from each act will mix
and match throughout the show and the finale is the
whole ensemble performing together as the
GingerBeard Men.
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THE TOWNHOUSE
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Their music, like their nationalities, (French, Irish and
Spanish), incorporates a mixture of different
influences.
Of the six Lunatics that make up the Spoons, four of
the band members are Spanish. We anticipate a lively
performance of animated flamenco and rumba
rhythms from these newcomers to the Galway scene.
They will be joined on the night by a host of
multi-cultural acts!
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FACTORY
TIME 20:00 - 22:30
PRICE €7
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THE SECRET GARDEN ACOUSTIC EVENING
THE UNDERGROUND SOUND SHOWCASE
YEARNING CURVE | I AM NIAMH
One of Galway’s loveliest Tea Rooms, The Secret
Garden, hosts an evening of warm acoustic sounds
featuring local acts The Depravations and The
Little Shakers.
Long running original music night The Underground
Sound in Monroe’s hosts a band showcase featuring
The Winters and Seventh Sinner.
Yearning Curve is a new Irish act whose debut single
“Lean Lightly” recently made number one in the
iTunes jazz charts.
The Winters are a six piece band with electric organ,
twangy guitars and a solid, groovy rhythm section
together making a rocking rootsy sound since forming
in 2006.
Only released on March 8th, it’s already been played
on RTE’s Creedon Show, The Late Date, local stations
and web stations broadcasting to 24 countries around
the world.
The Depravations are genre defying folk lovers who
make lush, sorrowful pop music. “Gentle folky sounds
with harmonies to swoon over” - The Ticket
THE UNDERGROUND SOUND
The Little Shakers are a three piece act combining
ukulele, guitar, xylophone and harmonies to create
life affirming, lyrical songs.
VENUE 29
THE SECRET GARDEN
TIME 19:00 - 21:30
PRICE FREE
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IN CONCERT
i am niamh is Dublin based Avant-Garde solo artist
Niamh Parkinson, celebrated for her classically trained
voice and idiosyncratic tendencies.
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MONROE’S
TIME 20:00 - 23:30
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VENUE 14
FACTORY
TIME 20:00 - 22:30
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PIZZA & PASTA
NAPOLI
DINE-IN & TAKE AWAY
15 Cross Street, Galway
091 532806
FRED
IN CONCERT
Fred are a five-piece Irish alternative band from Cork.‘Leaving My Empire’ is the
latest studio album released by FRED.
Recorded in the legendary Hotel2Tango Studio in Montreal, Canada, in the company
of Howard Bilerman, (Arcade Fire, Wolf Parade, British Sea Power) and mixed in
London by Ben Hillier (Elbow, Blur, Villagers) both the band and their audience alike
feel it is the strongest work they have produced to date.
“Every track on offer is a joy to listen to” - Hot Press
“Nothing short of breathtaking” - We Are Noise
“Sprawling, ambitious and intoxicating” - Irish Independent
VENUE 32
THE TOWNHOUSE
TIME 21:30 - 23:30
PRICE €15
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KIERAN MOLONEY
QUALITY MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
SALES & REPAIRS
UPSTAIRS AT 17 HIGH STREET, GALWAY | PHONE +353 (0)91 566488
WWW. MOLONEYMUSIC. COM
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CRAIC IN GALWAY
PASSING MOMENTS
SEDUCED BY LIGHT
CRAIC in Galway is an exhibition by Darius Ivan a well
known Slovakian Journalist,who is renowned for his
night life photography around the city.
The debut exhibition by artist/jeweller Elise Dana
Brown as a photographer.
The camera never lies. But it can distort the truth and
present us with a different view of the world around
us. We see the world around us through our eyes; a
photographer sees the world through his camera. This
instrument can be used to manipulate what we see by
applying various techniques, including long shutter
speeds, intentional camera movement, defocusing
and many more.
DARIUS IVAN
ELISE DANA BROWN
His exhibition will show different views of life in
Galway through his lens. Come and see the beauty of
people in Galway having fun, celebrating, or just
living, as Darius sees it.
“When I came to Galway and saw it for the first time
from the hill on Circular Road, I said, now I’m going to
photograph you all. I think I’m nearly there.”
VENUE 38
KRČMA
TIME 11:00 - 23:30
PRICE FREE
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PATRICK DINNEEN
It is a series of images that encapsulates the essence
of Galway; taken in stride, they are her tribute to the
Spirit of Galway.
What is it about Galway, its mystery and charm,
comfort and character, colour and radiance?
“Passing Moments” are reflections of the eyecatching, soul-lifting presence inherent in Galway’s
surroundings that enables many who pass through to
feel at home and enchanted.
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VENUE 29
THE SECRET GARDEN
TIME 11:00 - 22:00
PRICE FREE
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In this series of beautiful photographs Patrick
Dinneen invites you on an abstract journey through a
dreamlike world of images bursting with colour.
VENUE 19
GOYA’S
TIME 10:00 - 18:00
PRICE FREE
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SIOBHÁN ROSS EXHIBITION
A self taught photographer, Siobhán Ross (Shiv) was
born in the lovely seaside village of Schull in West
Cork. However, it was while travelling in India that she
found her eye for photography. Since then her work
has featured in a number of solo and group
exhibitions in Ireland and abroad.
“Having travelled extensively over the past several
years, I discovered photography as a way of giving
further insight into my experiences and encounters of
different cultures from around the world. My work
portrays people, buildings and scenes from places like
West Africa, India and the Caribbean depicting a
simplicity and realness in their natural everyday
environment.”
VENUE 12
THE DOMINICAN HALL
TIME 11:00 - 18:00
PRICE FREE
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TELL ME YOUR REAL NAME
TAISPEÁNTAS EALAÍN
GRIANGRAFODÓIREACHT
SIOBHÁN ROSS
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MARTA BARCIKOWSKA
CHRIS NICHOLS & NÓIRÍN LYDON
Chris Nichols, who is based in Dublin, and Nóirín
Lydon, from Carna originally but now residing in An
Spidéal, are both photographers.
Nóirín runs an adult Art group during the year in An
Spidéal where they have exhibited most recently at
Galway city library.
Tell Me Your Real Name presents a series of
photographic portraits. The work explores questions
of identity and the idea of self, confronted with social
expectations and standardised archetypical roles
attributed to us by others.
Each image maintains a strict visual code with side,
minimalist lighting and a black background. You are
invited to participate in this project and have your
portrait taken on site.
So bring a costume, a mask or just yourself and your
portrait will too become a part of this exhibition.
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MULBERRY’S RESTAURANT &
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WINE BAR
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PRICE FREE
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VENUE 17
GALWAY CITY MUSEUM
TIME 10:00 - 17:00
PRICE FREE
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2 Roast Dinners for €15
with this voucher
Please produce on arrival.
NOT VALID ON SUNDAYS
www.thegalleonrestaurant.ie
(091) 522 963
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A FOOL’S APPRENTICE
A WINE GOOSE CHASE
BALLYKILLDOWNA
While operating as a Temporary Worker for the
‘Agency’, Dr. Pesto, an unemployed Court Jester,
receives some devastating news. The consequences of
which could change the course of world history, or not. To accomplish his mission, Dr. Pesto must enlist the
help of the agencies office temp; Raglan.
Susan Boyle loves wine. What’s more she knows what
she’s drinking and talking about. She’s got 2,000
years of Irish wine history to back her up!
ThereisBear! Theatre presents Ballykilldowna by
Shaun Leonard. Directed by Darragh O’Brien.
Together they must face Dr. Pesto’s arch nemesis…
And save the world!
Through out the show, audience members will have
the opportunity to put their senses to use tasting
wines with an Irish connection while gaining an
insight into a drink that has been part of Ireland’s
history for much longer than we might think.
HTTF PRODUCTIONS
OFF-BOOK IRELAND
Performed by Richard Malouin, Hayley Malouin and
Frances Hillier.
THEREISBEAR!
This hour-long, one woman performance fuses wine
tasting with storytelling in a warm, intimate setting.
Written and Directed By Richard Malouin
VENUE 25
THE CELLAR BAR
TIME 15:30 - 16:30
PRICE €10
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Bean Ui Hynes is in the ground and we’re all just left
here waiting. Desmond’s granny died and left him sick
and alone, except for his best friend Megan and her
boyfriend Jason.
Des tries to come to terms with death before it takes
him too. Megan and Jason are driven apart by
jealousy, selfishness and tragedy. A vicious tackle. A
morning prayer.
In Ballykilldowna everyone knows everyone’s name.
But do they really know each other at all?
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LE PETIT ROUGE
TIME 18:30 - 19:30
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VENUE 32
THE TOWNHOUSE
TIME 15:30 - 16:30
PRICE €5
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BEYOND THERAPY
FROM FREDDY TO LOUIS
LEARNING TO LET GO
Orion’s Belt return after their successful run in last
year’s Galway and Edinburgh Fringe Festivals with
another Durang play.
A one-man show exploring the life of Belfast-born
literary figure Louis MacNeice who is portrayed
mulling over his life in 1963, the year of his untimely
death aged only 55. Known mainly for his poetry and
the radio plays he wrote in London for the BBC, he is
shown here during his last few months in a conjectural
piece drawing on his writings and memories of
friends. MacNeice left his childhood behind to go to
England, working for the BBC in London. His parents
hailed from Connemara while he regarded Dublin as
‘home from home’, so why did he pen the line ‘This
was never my town...’? Known to all as ‘Freddy’, why
did he announce just before leaving school that he
wanted to be called Louis (his middle name) from then
on? Howard Linnane considers possible answers.
Set in the west of Ireland, this story deals with the
difficulty of communication and how a family copes
with unconfronted issues, past and present. John
returns home from abroad on a surprise visit, only to
discover some surprises awaiting him: a troubled
sister, ageing parents and different ways of dealing
with reality.
ORION’S BELT THEATRE
HOWARD LINNANE
An insane, fast-paced, quirky comedy set in 80’s
America about a bizarre dinner date between a lonely
woman, Prudence, and an eccentric striaght-talkin’
man, Bruce, who has a jealous lover, Bob.
All the characters are in therapy with therapists who
are even more mentally messed.
Directed by Paula Dempsey.
VENUE 30
TIME 19:00 - 20:10
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VENUE 32
THE TOWNHOUSE
TIME 18:00 - 19:00
PRICE €5
JOHN FARRAGHER
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The second part of a trilogy, there are fleeting
references to what has passed and what is yet be
revealed - we will not spoil it by going into any great
detail about these events, only warn people who may
be confused by a lack of resolution or loose ends The
performance requires ‘spect-actors’: people willing to
participate in a post-show discussion.
VENUE 7
THE CELLAR BAR
TIME 15:00 - 16:00
PRICE €5
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
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LET ME BE
MADE TO SHIVER
‘Let Me Be’ by Maria Tivnan. Performed by Kate
Murray and Maria Tivnan. Directed by Tracy Bruen.
A contemporary epic poem that tells the story of a
journey two friends make across a fictional city.
Laura and Molly are two sisters who according to those
in the town ‘have had it hard’. Two very different
personalities, their deep bond and ability for
imaginative play see them through harsh memories
and a dark past.
Created and performed by Phoebe Dick, the
production incorporates hand made acetate slides
which illustrate and support the story, while allowing
the beautifully crafted writing that forms the
backbone of the piece take centre stage.
1 play, 2 stories. Lippy and Mini are waiting to take us
on a blaze through real Irish culture. The stories are
rooted in the context of last summer with the events
that unfolded at the Swedish House Mafia Concert and
Katie Taylor’s Olympic exploits.
A tender and sincere exploration of childhood and
sisterhood, employing Fregoli’s trademark character
changing style with energy, humour, and colour. After
a very successful tour this February Fregoli are
delighted to bring back Let Me Be to their native
Galway for this year’s Fringe Festival.
Phoebe’s delivery, in a style that’s sits comfortably
between spoken-word and good old fashioned
storytelling, combined with the projected visuals and
the strength of the writing, makes “Like A Marble
Rolled” a unique, captivating and thoroughly
enjoyable show.
FREGOLI THEATRE COMPANY
VENUE 32
THE TOWNHOUSE
TIME 13:00 - 14:00
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
PHOEBE DICK
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M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
VENUE 14
FACTORY
TIME 18:00 - 19:00
PRICE €7 / €5 CONC
29
JACKDAW THEATRE COMPANY
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With friendships forged from pain and a family
crippled by shame, the characters look back to that
cold tickle in their chest that warmed and changed
their lives forever. Between pain and victory find Mini
and Lippy. Awarded Best Actor and Best Sound at the
Jerome Hynes Festival.
Written by Rory O’Sullivan and directed by
Oisin Robbins.
VENUE 10
THE CUBE THEATRE
TIME 17:30 - 18:30 (26TH - 29TH)
20:30 - 21:00 (29TH ONLY)
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
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MAKING LEMONADE
ME AND STABBY MCGEE
In recent years, Dublin has been labelled the murder
and gun-crime capital of Europe. More and more of
the capital’s young men have been led to the gun to
settle disputes. This is a white-knuckle ride into the
underworld of gangland and gun-crime culture,
dealing with the damage, destruction and despair of a
day in the life.
Writer and performer Martin Sharry is exploring the
form of stand-up comedy. This is the start of his
difficult second show, after making his name with his
one man show, ‘I Am Martin Sharry’ which he
successfully performed at the Dublin Fringe
Festival 2012.
A dark, surreal comedy centred around a serial killer
(‘Stabby’) and his long suffering housemate (‘Me’).
MARTIN SHARRY
TWISTED PEASANT THEATRE
“Desperate to hold onto his Friday routine, Blade tries
to cheat an oncoming current of chaos. Blinded by his
own ferocity, the laws of cause and effect come into
play and life is now determined by his own carnage.
It’s a rare moment of innocence in a play that is just as
funny as it is gritty” **** - The Herald.
VENUE 30
TIME 15:30 - 16:30
PRICE €10
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
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BLACK COUCH PRODUCTIONS
He now explores the potential for truth saying and
story-telling in the medium of stand-up. And looks at
the necessity of honesty and identifying the
boundaries in this time, through entertainment.
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
VENUE 32
THE TOWNHOUSE
TIME 18:00 - 19:00
PRICE €7
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Set in the confines of their apartment, the play depicts
the communication breakdown between the two due
to Stabby’s increasingly disturbing extra
curricular activities
VENUE 30
TIME 13:00 - 14:00
PRICE €8
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
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MEAT
MOTH AND BUTTERFLY
MY FIRST GUN
The commodification of bodies is a universallyaccepted form of commerce. Be it animals
slaughtered, prostitutes offering themselves or
performers entertaining, something more than
money is transferred when the product is flesh and
blood, when seller and product are the same. How
does buying the dead body of a being compare to
buying the live body of another? Set in a brothel run
by Demo, a gifted hawker and collector of beauty, the
exquisite specimens in his menagerie are Anezka,
glamorous, esoteric courtesan, Shóna, hard-bitten
veteran of the street, and Miriam, whose speciality is
everything. Enter Free, a young mother desperate to
make money for the sake of her son. Written by Robin
Oree and directed by Robin Oree & Claudia O’Sullivan.
Moth & Butterfly is an innovative night, combining
the art forms of Storytelling and Improvisation Each
night has a unique theme, and tellers share and create
stories to fit this theme. For our Fringe Festival Show
in July, the theme is ‘Bread and Butter’. There will be
three types of Storytelling on the night: Moth style
stories must be short, true, thematic, and feature the
teller themselves as a character. Improvised stories
will be created fresh on the spot – no two are the
same! Freefall stories are all other stories that still fit
the theme – from fiction to fairytales, from tall tales to
a story in a song. Audience members may sign up on
the night to tell a story. The night is for both tellers
and listeners, for without good listeners; there would
be no good stories!
“Mick and the boys - they were no strangers to an arms
deal, but things aren’t all straight forward when
you’re a girl.”
MOTH AND BUTTERFLY
NUI GALWAY DRAMSOC
VENUE 10
THE CUBE THEATRE
TIME 20:30 - 23:00
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
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ANGLE ROAD THEATRE COMPANY
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
VENUE 32
THE TOWNHOUSE
TIME 20:00 - 22:30
PRICE €5
30
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My First Gun pays tribute to the current realities of our
time, questions how one arrives in a moment and
demonstrates the arc of life from childhood to
maturity. Jess is lost in a world of her own chaos. Both
her past and present intertwine as she tries to
examine her existence.
My First Gun is dark, deep and disturbingly
humorous... in parts.
Written and directed by Marlene McCormack.
VENUE 32
THE TOWNHOUSE
TIME 13:00 - 14:00
PRICE €5
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
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NEIGHBOURS
REALITY SHOWS
SEROTONIN SYNDROME
‘Neighbours’ by Andrea Cleary, a brand new play
brought to you by Maylin Productions.
Fresh from two sell out runs in Dublin, “Reality Shows”
takes a look at the fast paced world of reality TV shows,
the fame, the fakers and the pit falls.
Traumatic events are beyond the range of mastery.
The memories of them have no beginning and no
ending. But, what if you could live within the memory
and take control? This is what Genevieve Taricco and
Mycah Leigh Artis explore in their original work.
BLANK CANVAS THEATRE COMPANY
MAYLIN PRODUCTIONS
Maylin are proud to be premiering this new show as
part of Galway Fringe 2013. This dark, fast paced two
hander takes place after a night out in the town - in
between night and morning. Johnny and Mary meet
in a field in Mayo under some unusual circumstances.
They argue, debate, reminisce and make some life
changing decisions over the course of this
unforgettable night.
GENEVIEVE TARICCO, MYCAH LEIGH ARTIS
Featuring a host of weird and wonderful (and familiar)
characters, this hilarious show is one not to be missed! “The production is camp, funny and showy. All the
things there are to love about reality TV, with the
boring bits removed. Go for the giggles.”
- LeCool Magazine
Join them on this whiskey fueled darkly comedic
journey into the morning.
VENUE 7
THE CELLAR BAR
TIME 18:30 - 19:30
PRICE €10
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
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M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
VENUE 30
TIME 20:15 - 21:25
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VENUE 32
THE TOWNHOUSE
TIME 18:00 - 19:00
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
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SLUTS
TERMINAL HIP
THE GREAT COUCH REBELLION
Four girls are getting ready to go to a nightclub. What
happens? Who knows? But they’re all a load of
sluts…”, so goes the intro to Sluts – A play about
stupid bitches, dealing deftly with the struggles of
love and heartache. It also features some delicious
put-downs and sharp dialogue.
“Terminal Hip whirligigs its way, taking theatregoers
for a wild word-busting ride.” - New York Times.
Tied forever to a mortgage, a penned up Adam and
Eve reach breaking-point when they decide to rise up
gloriously from the comfort of their couch and lead
Ireland in a new rebellion.
SELKIE THEATRE
NYX THEATRE COMPANY
A must see production with a fantastic cast of local
actors. This play will have you laughing out loud one
minute and then reflecting on the void in modern
Irish society the next.
GONZO THEATRE COMPANY
Subtitled “A Spectral History of America Through the
Medium of Bad Language”, playwright Mac Wellman’s
Obie Award-winning tour de force is indeed one wild,
mad, darkly funny ride.
Marking it’s Irish premiere, this bebop-spiced, smoky
post-Joycean jabberwocky is performed by Parrish
Hurley, directed by George B. Miller, with original
music by composer Mike Krisukas.
Written by Caitriona Daly and directed by Sean Kearns.
VENUE 10
THE CUBE THEATRE
TIME 20:30 - 21:30
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
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M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
VENUE 14
FACTORY
TIME 18:00 - 19:00
31
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Adam has lost his job, his friends, and his ability to
interact with the outside world. He spends his days
and nights consumed by the media as Ireland’s
current political disorder rips through the relationship
with his long suffering Greek girlfriend. However, she
rises up to try and convince him that they can be the
catalyst to a new world order. Conspiracy theories,
biblical mythology and historical analogies are rife in
this pitch black comedy by award winning playwright
Philip Doherty.
VENUE 30
TIME 20:00 - 21:00
PRICE €10
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
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THE GREAT HUNGER
PETER DUFFY
THE LIFE OF GLORIA SWANSONG:
MISTRESS TO THE MOB
THE TALE OF A TIGER
Famous actress Gloria Swansong is making her
comeback film. She’s gathered all the ususal suspects
to help her with her project until something goes
horribly wrong. But who’s to blame?
Being a tiger is a state of mind. Nanzikambe Arts of
Malawi in conjunction with Theatre Konstanz of
Germany present Geoffrey Mbene in the Nobel
Prize-winning playwright Dario Fo’s humorous and
politically insightful one man play, The Tale Of A Tiger.
NANZIKAMBE ARTS/ THEATRE KONSTANZ
PRODUCTION
MURDER ON THE MENU
Kavanagh’s epic masterpiece set in rural Co.
Monaghan, concerns the life and struggles of
anti-hero and small farmer Patrick Maguire.
As both a seasoned performer and a Monaghan
native, Peter has a natural feel for the language,
people and sensibility of the text. With an evocative
soundscape this is powerful and entertaining theatre.
“As one man shows go,this was a treat for the ear, the
eye and the imagination”
- George Fleeton (Down Recorder)
An interactive murder mystery dinner theatre like
none other. Where desire meets jealousy and the
result is murder...
In the play we find a protesting citizen injured by
brutal forces, then abandoned in the Capitol City’s
animal sanctuary with a gangrene riddled leg, slowly
dying of thirst. He is suddenly swept up in a flash
flood from which he must escape by hiding in the
sanctuary’s cave. He discovers to his horror that a
tigress and her cub are the cave’s resident landlords.
Purchase tickets from www.murderonthemenu.ie
“The mud and mysticism,the poetry and the poverty,
go hand in glove” - Brian Lynch (poet/critic)
VENUE 32
THE TOWNHOUSE
TIME 13:00 - 14:15
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
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THE THREE FRIENDS
VENUE 20
THE HARBOUR HOTEL
TIME 19:30 - 22:00
PRICE €50 - PURCHASE FROM
WWW.MURDERONTHEMENU.IE
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
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VENUE 32
THE TOWNHOUSE
TIME 13:00 - 14:00
PRICE €10
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
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SIDESHOW PRODUCTIONS
DHÁ LAIMH THEATRE
THIS HAPPENED IN THE CITY JAIL
THIS IS THE DAY
The live show will a new incarnation of this stupidity. It
will feel like three friends got together over the
weekend and devised a show to entertain their
other friends.
‘This Happened in the City Jail (The Story of Hansel
and Gretel)’ is a contemporised version of the original
fairytale which upends itself with a massive twist in
it’s tail.
Reasonably tight dances and movements tell wordless
stories. Recurring characters such as the incorrigible
“Murphy” make an appearance, as do the distinctive
comedy voices of the three individual friends, Tom,
Dick and Martin. Think Tim and Eric plus one other
one, minus the brains.
It is very post-modern in construction and has been
part inspired by the author working with the prisoners
in Mountjoy Jail.
The best day of your life. Everyone said it. The day
when you were eight and you wore that white dress.
When you got the cards and the money and the smiles
and the neighbours saying you were perfect. And you
were. Or is it just that nothing has been perfect since? VENUE 32
THE TOWNHOUSE
TIME 15:00 - 16:00
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
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M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
VENUE 18
GALWAY COURTHOUSE
TIME 19:00 - 20:00
32
PLAY DOUGH PRODUCTIONS
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A snapshot of present day rural Ireland; in a
community where everyone knows everyone and
everything is as it’s always been and always will be. With razor sharp dialogue and a wallop of black
comedy, Cristin Kehoe delivers an explosive new
drama ready to set tongues wagging.
VENUE 10
THE CUBE THEATRE
TIME 17:00 - 18:30
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
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TÍR NA NÓG
TOMORROW’S DAWN
TOWERBLOCK ANGEL
Oisín falls head over heels in love with Niamh and
follows her to a distant land. We all know the story,
but this play doesn’t take place fadó fadó, rather
Dublin, December 2012.
Lively, funny, sparkling, sensitive, delirious, this
musical is about love and friendship. It also explores
intergenerational relationships: between young
people and parents, young people and teachers,
young people between themselves. A kind of
immersion into the heart of the youth nowadays, in all
its complexity.
Sukitheatre presents Towerblock Angel by Ciarán
Coogan. Gabriel was the right hand man, translated
the word, appeared to the people. The word of the
boss, the big man, up in the sky, top of the tower
block. Ruled with an iron hand, the Lord.
EMBELLIES THÉATRE - LA PETITE FAMILLE
JUST FRIENDS
It’s been three months since Oisín fell for Niamh and
followed her over to London. Now he’s home for
Christmas and things aren’t quite how he left them…
A play about love, friendship, life and the desire not to
be left behind.
Written and directed by Aisling Smith with Michael
O’Toole, Colm Kenny-Vaughan, David Copland and
Rachel Roche.
VENUE 30
TIME 13:00 - 14:00
PRICE €10
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
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ULYSSES: A SHORT VAUDEVILLE
SUKITHEATRE
An original work all in variations, with numerous and
contrasted emotions, on a funny, moving or poignant
tone, but resolutely optimistic, as the title suggests,
and turned toward the future. Performed in English.
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
VENUE 10
THE CUBE THEATRE
TIME 20:30 - 22:00
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A multifaceted sweep through Joyce’s novel. As Joyce
drew on a panoply of literary tradition, this physical
theatre piece draws from buffoonery, clown, music
hall, corporeal mime etc. to enliven the text.
Kenneth is passionate about two things: food & sex.
He has left his wife of 19 years, Hilary, for Laura. Hilary
was great in the kitchen but their sex life was
non-existant.
The show is an intensely black comedy, a tour de force
of trash and zany fun. A riotous evening guaranteed.
Written by Debbie Isitt.
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
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M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
VENUE 10
THE CUBE THEATRE
TIME 20:30 - 21:30
33
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
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DRAMA WORKS IRELAND
BORDERLINE THEATRE
Laura is great in bed but she cannot cook to save her
life. Kenneth tries to play both women and have the
best of both worlds, realising all too late that there’s
only so far they’ll be pushed.
VENUE 14
FACTORY
TIME 18:00 - 18:45
VENUE 7
THE CELLAR BAR
TIME 13:00 - 13:45
PRICE €5
THE WOMAN WHO COOKED HER
HUSBAND
PER VERSE MEDIA
Now the tower block is being knocked, God’s going
out of business and has disappeared. The people have
stopped believing. Angels are falling to earth, Gabriel
has dirty hands and dirty feet. The people have been
lied to. The people want their piece of flesh and they
are pointing at Gabriel. He prays for the second
coming...
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An evocative play, both moving and humorous,
exploring history, childhood innocence and the power
of storytelling. Three lost children discover an
abandoned orphanage. They become trapped in a
timeless world haunted by spirits of the past, ruled by
the Black Skirt, a cruel governess who floats through
the orphanage corridors with her enormous scissors!
The spirits will not rest until their stories are told. From
stories of pock-picketing crimes to the tragedies of
Stolen Generations…
This play deal with issues of the rights of the child, the
use, and abuse of power and the effects of migration
on a generation.
M T W T
VENUE 13
ELECTRIC GARDEN & THEATRE JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
TIME 19:30 - 20:30
22 23 24 25
29 30
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ART
CABARET
COMEDY
DANCE
EVENTS
INSTALLATIONS
LITERATURE
MUSIC
PHOTOGRAPHY
THEATRE
WORKSHOPS
ADD A LEAF PROJECT:
A COMMUNITY SCULPTURE
This is an ongoing project involving community
members, festival goers and those just passing
through. It is open to people of all ages interested
Drop into one of the Open Studio times to create your
individual piece for this collaborative sculpture. Using
simple materials (paper, paint, glue) you will make a
sculptured ‘leaf’, on to which you can add your
personal message. Once dry, your ‘leaf’ will be
incorporated into the sculptural installation, and will
be part of the communal integration of ideas.
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
AFRICAN DRUM WORKSHOP
This will be an extremely fun, lively and energetic
workshop learning some traditional rhythms and
dances from West Africa.
The drum workshop will be a unique and cultural
experience where native West African rhythms will be
taught and played together in a group.
The sessions will be taught by Shiv and Aoife both of
whom have lived in and travelled to West Africa,
immersing themselves in the music, dance and
culture of the area.
The sessions will be taught by Shiv and Aoife both of
whom have lived in and travelled to West Africa,
immersing themselves in the music, dance and
culture of the area.
SIOBHAN ROSS
HTTF PRODUCTIONS
VENUE 12
THE DOMINICAN HALL
TIME 11:00 - 13:00
PRICE €5
AFRICAN DANCE WORKSHOP
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M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
VENUE 14
FACTORY
TIME 16:00 - 17:30
34
SIOBHAN ROSS
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VENUE 14
FACTORY
TIME 14:30 - 16:00
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
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CHARACTER PUPPET MAKING WITH
PUPPET SHREW-A-DOODLE-DOO
DRAMA WORKSHOPS AND
PERFORMANCE
Come by and make your very own flower lady,
gingerbread man, fairy, mermaid, pirate, and many
more! Decorate your own little character puppet,
make it unique, make it move, and give it a name for
the final puppet show!
July 23rd & 24th: Traffic Light Theatre
A fun approach to devising ensemble drama, creating
visual and physical scenes for pop-up street theatre
performances on the final day of the workshop.
Participants will learn about voice, improv, characters
and comedy. Keep your eyes open at the traffic lights
around Galway for unexpected entertainment while
you wait in the gridlock!
Saturday 27th - Marine themed.
Sunday 28th - Wildlife themed.
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
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GALWAY ACTORS WORKSHOP
ALL ACTION DRAMA SCHOOL
At the end of the day you will have your very own
puppet performance made up by your own creative
selves, props, costumes and even a special stage. It is
then up to you to bring your creations alive with your
own scripts!
VENUE 37
GALWAY ATLANTAQUARIA
TIME 11:30 - 13:00
PRICE €10
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July 29th & 30th: In Stiches With Shakespeare
Accessible Shakespeare for participants at every level.
Practical exercises and warm up games so that
participants empathise with the characters, language,
themes and journey of the story.
M T W T
JULY 2013
15 16 17 18
22 23 24 25
29 30
VENUE 15
FORÓIGE
TIME 19:30 - 21:00
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THEATRE OF THE OPPRESSED
The inner journey is the ultimate adventure. Art
illuminates this journey. Expanding your life is central
to the adventure.
The best way to understand Theatre of the Oppressed
is to experience it!
SINEAD HACKETT
Dr. Wasserman will provide experiences that
illuminate and encourage positive life expansion.
This is a two day workshop which introduces the
techniques of Augosto Boals’ “Theatre of the
Oppressed” where the outcome will be creating a
piece of image theatre on the streets of Galway.
Theatre of the Oppressed engages people in
discovery, critical reflection and dialogue and the
process of liberation. Through Theatre of the
Oppressed we can better understand ourselves, our
communities and our world.
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THE INNER ADVENTURE
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TIME
EVENT
VENUE
VENUE NO.
CATEGORY
PAGE
DAILY EXHIBITIONS & INSTALLATIONS (JULY 12 - 30)
10:00 - 16:00
A GATHERING OF ART (CLOSED SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS)
AIB LYNCH'S CASTLE
3
ART
5
10:00 - 22:00
DEAR SALTHILL
O' LEARY'S SHOP & OFF LICENCE
41
INSTALLATIONS
16
10:00 - 18:00
SEDUCED BY LIGHT
GOYA'S
19
PHOTOGRAPHY
26
10:00 - 17:00
THE MAY 30TH (CLOSED SUNDAYS & MONDAYS)
GALWAY CITY MUSEUM
17
INSTALLATIONS
17
11:00 - 18:00
TANDIART EXHIBITION
THE DOMINICAN HALL
12
ART
7
11:00 - 18:00
GRAY MATTER
THE DOMINICAN HALL
12
ART
5
11:00 - 18:00
LOOM STUDIOS EXHIBITION
THE DOMINICAN HALL
12
ART
6
11:00 - 18:00
LOUISE SPOKES
THE DOMINICAN HALL
12
ART
6
11:00 - 18:00
SIOBHÁN ROSS EXHIBITION
THE DOMINICAN HALL
12
PHOTOGRAPHY
27
11:00 - 18:00
STRESS
THE DOMINICAN HALL
12
ART
6
11:00 - 18:00
THE ART OF GALWAY EXHIBITION
THE DOMINICAN HALL
12
ART
4
11:00 - 23:30
THE BIRDS
THE DOMINICAN HALL
12
ART
7
11:00 - 18:00
THE LAST TEN MINUTES OF BRAVEHEART
THE DOMINICAN HALL
12
ART
7
11:00 - 22:00
PASSING MOMENTS
THE SECRET GARDEN
29
PHOTOGRAPHY
26
11:00 - 23:30
CRAIC IN GALWAY
KRČMA
38
PHOTOGRAPHY
26
11:00 - 23:30
FIONA LENAGHAN ART EXHIBITION
THE OSLO
42
ART
5
11:00 - 23:30
FRIENDS ON FACEBOOK - A DIGITAL STORY
THE OSLO
42
INSTALLATIONS
16
12:00 - 18:00
LEAVE IT ON
THE COTTAGE BAR
36
INSTALLATIONS
17
12:00 - 19:00
EXILE TO WONDERLAND
A ROSEMARY FALLON SOLO EXHIBITION
GALWAY BAY GALLERIES
16
ART
5
15:00 - 23:30
ANN RUMPF ART / THE DREAM MACHINE ART COLLECTIVE
THE COTTAGE BAR
36
ART
5
ALL DAY
NUIG DIGITAL TREE GUIDE
NUIG CAMPUS
27
INSTALLATIONS
17
FRIDAY JULY 12
13:00 - 14:00
MY FIRST GUN
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
THEATRE
30
15:30 - 16:30
ECO FILM FEST
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
EVENTS
15
19:00 - 21:00
SHRUNKEN HEAD
THE NILAND GALLERY
26
ART
6
20:00 - 22:30
JULIE HAWK
FACTORY
14
MUSIC
22
20:30 - 22:00
TOMORROW'S DAWN
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
THEATRE
33
22:30 - 23:30
ANGELS OF THE ODD
30
CABARET
8
35
SATURDAY JULY 13
10:00 - 16:00
THE INNER ADVENTURE
VICTORIA HOTEL
34
WORKSHOPS
12:00 - 17:00
SHRUNKEN HEAD
THE NILAND GALLERY
26
ART
6
13:00 - 14:00
MY FIRST GUN
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
THEATRE
30
15:30 - 16:30
ECO FILM FEST
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
EVENTS
15
17:00 - 21:00
THE CLADDAGH COMMUNITY MUSIC SOCIETY
PERFORMANCE
ÁRAS NA NGAEL
4
MUSIC
24
18:00 - 19:00
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
THEATRE
29
19:00 - 19:45
DANCES OF EGYPT
THE SECRET GARDEN
27
DANCE
12
19:00 - 22:30
MUSHI MUSHI (ELECTRO/ INDIE SHOWCASE)
FACTORY
14
MUSIC
22
20:30 - 22:00
TOMORROW'S DAWN
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
THEATRE
33
21:30 - 23:30
FRED
THE TOWNHOUSE
30
MUSIC
25
22:30 - 23:30
ANGELS OF THE ODD
30
CABARET
8
30
SUNDAY JULY 14
13:00 - 14:00
MY FIRST GUN
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
THEATRE
15:30 - 16:30
ECO FILM FEST
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
EVENTS
15
18:00 - 18:45
FACTORY
14
THEATRE
33
18:00 - 19:00
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
THEATRE
29
20:00 - 21:30
SEASONS OF BURLESQUE
KELLY'S
22
CABARET
8
20:00 - 23:30
SALLY LONGS SHOWCASE
SALLY LONGS
28
MUSIC
23
20:30 - 22:00
TOMORROW'S DAWN
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
THEATRE
33
21:00 - 22:00
THE WORD OF BREDA
30
COMEDY
11
37
TIME
EVENT
VENUE
VENUE NO.
CATEGORY
PAGE
MONDAY JULY 15
11:00 - 18:00
NOAH'S ARK AND THE ANIMAL PUPPET KINGDOM
35
EVENTS
16
17:00 - 18:30
THIS IS THE DAY
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
THEATRE
32
18:00 - 18:45
FACTORY
14
THEATRE
33
20:15 - 21:25
REALITY SHOWS
30
THEATRE
31
20:30 - 22:00
TOMORROW'S DAWN
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
THEATRE
33
21:30 - 23:30
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
COMEDY
10
TUESDAY JULY 16
11:00 - 18:00
35
EVENTS
16
14:00 - 15:00
ALAN MCMONAGLE SHORT STORY READING
THE BRIDGE MILLS
6
LITERATURE
18
15:00 - 16:00
THE POETRY SESSIONS / SEISIÚIN FILÍOCHTA
THE BRIDGE MILLS
6
LITERATURE
19
15:30 - 16:30
BALLYKILLDOWNA
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
THEATRE
28
17:00 - 18:30
THIS IS THE DAY
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
THEATRE
32
18:00 - 19:00
IN/SIDE THE BOX
30
DANCE
12
20:00 - 23:30
FELIX SONNYBOY
DE BURGO'S
11
MUSIC
21
20:00 - 21:00
30
THEATRE
31
20:15 - 21:25
REALITY SHOWS
30
THEATRE
31
20:30 - 22:00
TOMORROW'S DAWN
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
THEATRE
33
21:30 - 23:30
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
COMEDY
10
WEDNESDAY JULY 17
10:00 - 17:00
GALWAY CITY MUSEUM
17
PHOTOGRAPHY
27
11:00 - 18:00
35
EVENTS
16
12:00 - 17:00
SHRUNKEN HEAD
THE NILAND GALLERY
26
ART
6
15:00 - 16:00
THE BRIDGE MILLS
6
LITERATURE
19
15:30 - 16:30
BALLYKILLDOWNA
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
THEATRE
28
17:00 - 18:30
THIS IS THE DAY
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
THEATRE
32
18:00 - 18:45
FACTORY
14
THEATRE
33
18:00 - 19:00
IN/SIDE THE BOX
30
DANCE
12
20:00 - 22:00
LOVESICK & FEED ME WEIRD THINGS LIVE RADIO SHOW
THE SECRET GARDEN
29
EVENTS
15
20:00 - 22:30
MOTH AND BUTTERFLY
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
THEATRE
30
20:00 - 21:00
30
THEATRE
31
20:15 - 21:25
REALITY SHOWS
30
THEATRE
31
20:30 - 23:00
MEAT
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
THEATRE
30
21:30 - 22:30
BLACKHEART NIGHT CLUB
FACTORY
14
INSTALLATIONS
16
21:30 - 23:30
CITÓG PRESENTS... URCHIN COLLECTIVE
THE CELLAR BAR
7
MUSIC
21
THURSDAY JULY 18
10:00 - 17:00
GALWAY CITY MUSEUM
17
PHOTOGRAPHY
27
11:00 - 18:00
35
EVENTS
16
12:00 - 17:00
SHRUNKEN HEAD
THE NILAND GALLERY
26
ART
6
13:00 - 14:00
LET ME BE
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
THEATRE
29
13:00 - 14:00
TÍR NA NÓG
30
THEATRE
33
15:00 - 16:00
THE BRIDGE MILLS
6
LITERATURE
19
15:30 - 16:30
BALLYKILLDOWNA
THE TOWNHOUSE
30
THEATRE
28
17:00 - 18:30
THIS IS THE DAY
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
THEATRE
32
17:30 - 23:00
TAISPEÁNTAS EALAÍN GRIANGRAFODÓIREACHT
MULBERRY'S RESTAURANT & WINE BAR
40
PHOTOGRAPHY
27
17:30 - 23:00
40
ART
6
18:00 - 19:00
IN/SIDE THE BOX
30
DANCE
12
18:00 - 19:00
SEROTONIN SYNDROME
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
THEATRE
31
18:00 - 19:00
TERMINAL HIP
FACTORY
14
THEATRE
31
20:00 - 22:30
YEARNING CURVE | I AM NIAMH
FACTORY
14
MUSIC
24
20:00 - 21:00
30
THEATRE
31
20:15 - 21:25
REALITY SHOWS
30
THEATRE
31
20:30 - 23:00
MEAT
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
THEATRE
30
21:30 - 23:30
THE GINGERBEARD MEN SHOWCASE
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
MUSIC
24
21:30 - 23:55
THE WESTERN HOTEL
33
MUSIC
23
38
TIME
EVENT
VENUE
VENUE NO.
CATEGORY
PAGE
FRIDAY JULY 19
10:00 - 17:00
GALWAY CITY MUSEUM
17
PHOTOGRAPHY
27
11:00 - 18:00
35
EVENTS
16
12:00 - 17:00
SHRUNKEN HEAD
THE NILAND GALLERY
26
ART
6
13:00 - 14:00
LET ME BE
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
THEATRE
29
13:00 - 14:00
TÍR NA NÓG
30
THEATRE
33
14:00 - 14:40
ATHENRY MUSIC SCHOOL GUITAR SUMMER CAMP
CONCERT
AUGUSTINIAN CHURCH
5
MUSIC
20
15:00 - 16:00
THE BRIDGE MILLS
6
LITERATURE
19
15:30 - 16:30
BALLYKILLDOWNA
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
THEATRE
28
17:30 - 23:00
40
PHOTOGRAPHY
27
17:30 - 23:00
40
ART
6
18:00 - 19:00
IN/SIDE THE BOX
30
DANCE
12
18:00 - 19:00
SEROTONIN SYNDROME
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
THEATRE
31
18:00 - 19:00
TERMINAL HIP
FACTORY
14
THEATRE
31
19:00 - 20:00
GALWAY COURTHOUSE
18
THEATRE
32
19:30 - 22:00
THE LIFE OF GLORIA SWANSONG: MISTRESS TO THE MOB
THE HARBOUR HOTEL
20
THEATRE
32
20:00 - 21:00
30
THEATRE
31
20:15 - 21:25
REALITY SHOWS
30
THEATRE
31
20:30 - 23:00
MEAT
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
THEATRE
30
21:00 - 22:00
OUT OF THE BAG
THE SECRET GARDEN
29
LITERATURE
19
21:00 - 23:30
LONN DUBH
THE CRANE BAR
9
MUSIC
22
21:00 - LATE
FACTORY FRINGE
FACTORY
14
MUSIC
21
22:00 - 23:00
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
MUSIC
21
SATURDAY JULY 20
10:00 - 16:00
THE INNER ADVENTURE
VICTORIA HOTEL
34
WORKSHOPS
35
11:00 - 18:00
35
EVENTS
16
12:00 - 17:00
SHRUNKEN HEAD
THE NILAND GALLERY
26
ART
6
12:00 - 14:00
30
WORKSHOPS
35
13:00 - 14:00
TÍR NA NÓG
30
THEATRE
33
14:00 - 23:00
ALL DAY TRAD & FOLK FESTIVAL WITH COLM NAUGHTON
& FRIENDS!
THE COTTAGE BAR
36
MUSIC
20
14:30 - 16:00
FACTORY
14
WORKSHOPS
34
15:00 - 16:00
THE BRIDGE MILLS
6
LITERATURE
19
15:30 - 16:30
BALLYKILLDOWNA
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
THEATRE
28
16:00 - 17:30
FACTORY
14
WORKSHOPS
34
16:00 - 18:30
A SENSE OF PLACE: A PLACE OF SENSE
GALWAY CITY MUSEUM
17
MUSIC
20
17:30 - 23:00
40
PHOTOGRAPHY
27
17:30 - 23:00
40
ART
6
18:00 - 18:45
FACTORY
14
THEATRE
33
18:00 - 19:00
IN/SIDE THE BOX
30
DANCE
12
18:00 - 19:00
SEROTONIN SYNDROME
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
THEATRE
31
19:00 - 20:00
GALWAY COURTHOUSE
18
THEATRE
32
19:00 - 23:00
GALWAY KAVANAGH DAY
THE HARBOUR HOTEL
20
LITERATURE
18
19:30 - 22:00
THE HARBOUR HOTEL
20
THEATRE
32
20:00 - 21:00
30
THEATRE
31
20:15 - 21:25
REALITY SHOWS
30
THEATRE
31
20:30 - 23:00
MEAT
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
THEATRE
30
21:00 - 22:00
OUT OF THE BAG
THE SECRET GARDEN
29
LITERATURE
19
21:00 - LATE
FACTORY FRINGE
FACTORY
14
MUSIC
21
22:00 - 23:00
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
MUSIC
21
SUNDAY JULY 21
11:00 - 18:00
35
EVENTS
16
12:00 - 14:00
30
WORKSHOPS
35
13:00 - 14:00
THE TALE OF A TIGER
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
THEATRE
32
13:00 - 14:00
TÍR NA NÓG
30
THEATRE
33
14:00 - 17:00
CEARDLANN NA NÓG "BONN AGUS BARR AN TAISPEÁNTAS"
SEANSCOIL SHAILEARNA INDREABHÁN
43
ART
5
15:00 - 16:00
THE BRIDGE MILLS
6
LITERATURE
19
15:00 - 16:30
A FOOL'S APPRENTICE
THE CELLAR BAR
7
THEATRE
28
17:30 - 23:00
40
PHOTOGRAPHY
27
39
TIME
EVENT
VENUE
VENUE NO.
CATEGORY
PAGE
17:30 - 23:00
40
ART
6
18:00 - 18:45
FACTORY
14
THEATRE
33
18:00 - 19:00
SEROTONIN SYNDROME
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
THEATRE
31
19:00 - 20:30
FROM REELS TO RAGAS
ÁRAS NA NGAEL
4
MUSIC
22
20:30 - 21:30
THE WOMAN WHO COOKED HER HUSBAND
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
THEATRE
33
21:00 - 22:00
OUT OF THE BAG
THE SECRET GARDEN
29
LITERATURE
19
21:30 - 23:30
PAUL MULLIGAN
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
MUSIC
23
22:00 - 23:00
FACTORY
14
MUSIC
21
MONDAY JULY 22
11:00 - 18:00
ARTISTIC ATLAS OF GALWAY - EXHIBITION AND READINGS
THE DOMINICAN HALL
12
ART
15
11:00 - 18:00
35
EVENTS
16
13:00 - 14:00
THE TALE OF A TIGER
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
THEATRE
32
13:00 - 14:00
TÍR NA NÓG
30
THEATRE
33
14:00 - 17:00
43
ART
5
15:00 - 16:30
A FOOL'S APPRENTICE
THE CELLAR BAR
7
THEATRE
28
17:30 - 18:20
ONE LAST DROP
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
DANCE
12
18:00 - 19:00
SEROTONIN SYNDROME
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
THEATRE
31
18:00 - 19:00
TERMINAL HIP
FACTORY
14
THEATRE
31
20:00 - 22:30
THE LUNATIC SPOONS & FRIENDS
FACTORY
14
MUSIC
24
20:30 - 21:30
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
THEATRE
33
21:30 - 23:30
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
COMEDY
10
TUESDAY JULY 23
11:00 - 18:00
THE DOMINICAN HALL
12
ART
15
11:00 - 18:00
35
EVENTS
16
13:00 - 13:45
TOWERBLOCK ANGEL
THE CELLAR BAR
7
THEATRE
33
13:00 - 14:00
ME AND STABBY MCGEE
30
THEATRE
30
13:00 - 14:00
THE TALE OF A TIGER
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
THEATRE
32
14:00 - 17:00
43
ART
5
15:00 - 16:30
A FOOL'S APPRENTICE
THE CELLAR BAR
7
THEATRE
28
15:30 - 16:30
MAKING LEMONADE
30
THEATRE
30
17:30 - 18:20
ONE LAST DROP
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
DANCE
12
18:00 - 19:00
SEROTONIN SYNDROME
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
THEATRE
31
18:00 - 19:00
TERMINAL HIP
FACTORY
14
THEATRE
31
18:30 - 19:30
A WINE GOOSE CHASE
LE PETIT ROUGE
23
THEATRE
28
19:00 - 20:10
BEYOND THERAPY
30
THEATRE
29
19:30 - 20:30
ELECTRIC GARDEN & THEATRE
13
CHILDREN'S THEATRE
9
19:30 - 21:00
DRAMA WORKSHOPS AND PERFORMANCE
FORÓIGE
15
WORKSHOPS
35
20:00 - 23:30
SONGWRITER SHOWCASE
DE BURGO'S
11
MUSIC
23
20:30 - 21:30
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
THEATRE
33
21:30 - 23:30
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
COMEDY
10
22:00 - 23:00
FACTORY
14
MUSIC
21
WEDNESDAY JULY 24
11:00 - 18:00
THE DOMINICAN HALL
12
ART
15
11:00 - 18:00
35
EVENTS
16
12:00 - 17:00
SHRUNKEN HEAD
THE NILAND GALLERY
26
ART
6
13:00 - 13:45
TOWERBLOCK ANGEL
THE CELLAR BAR
7
THEATRE
33
13:00 - 14:00
ME AND STABBY MCGEE
30
THEATRE
30
13:00 - 14:00
THE TALE OF A TIGER
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
THEATRE
32
14:00 - 17:00
43
ART
5
15:00 - 16:00
THE THREE FRIENDS
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
THEATRE
32
15:00 - 16:30
A FOOL'S APPRENTICE
THE CELLAR BAR
7
THEATRE
28
15:30 - 16:30
MAKING LEMONADE
30
THEATRE
30
17:30 - 18:20
ONE LAST DROP
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
DANCE
12
17:30 - 23:00
40
PHOTOGRAPHY
27
17:30 - 23:00
40
ART
18:00 - 19:00
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
COMEDY / THEATRE
18:00 - 19:00
TERMINAL HIP
FACTORY
14
THEATRE
18:30 - 19:30
A WINE GOOSE CHASE
LE PETIT ROUGE
23
THEATRE
28
19:00 - 20:10
BEYOND THERAPY
30
THEATRE
29
40
6
10 / 30
31
TIME
EVENT
VENUE
VENUE NO.
CATEGORY
PAGE
19:30 - 20:30
13
CHILDREN'S THEATRE
9
19:30 - 21:00
FORÓIGE
15
WORKSHOPS
35
19.30 - 21.30
AIRNEÁL NA COIRIBE
TÍ CHÚALÁIN
44
EVENTS
14
20:00 - 21:30
THE SKY BABIES
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
COMEDY
10
20:30 - 21:30
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
THEATRE
33
21:30 - 23:30
CITÓG PRESENTS... RELATIVES
THE CELLAR BAR
7
MUSIC
24
22:00 - 23:00
30
MUSIC
21
34
THURSDAY JULY 25
11:00 - 13:00
ADD A LEAF PROJECT: A COMMUNITY SCULPTURE
THE DOMINICAN HALL
12
WORKSHOPS
11:00 - 18:00
THE DOMINICAN HALL
12
ART
15
11:00 - 18:00
33
EVENTS
16
12:00 - 17:00
SHRUNKEN HEAD
THE NILAND GALLERY
24
ART
6
13:00 - 13:45
TOWERBLOCK ANGEL
THE CELLAR BAR
7
THEATRE
33
13:00 - 14:00
ME AND STABBY MCGEE
28
THEATRE
30
13:00 - 14:00
THE TALE OF A TIGER
THE TOWNHOUSE
30
THEATRE
32
14:00 - 17:00
41
ART
5
15:00 - 16:00
THE THREE FRIENDS
THE TOWNHOUSE
30
THEATRE
32
15:00 - 16:30
A FOOL'S APPRENTICE
THE CELLAR BAR
7
THEATRE
28
15:30 - 16:30
MAKING LEMONADE
30
THEATRE
30
17:30 - 18:20
ONE LAST DROP
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
DANCE
12
17:30 - 23:00
40
PHOTOGRAPHY
27
17:30 - 23:00
40
ART
18:00 - 19:00
THE CELLAR BAR
7
LITERATURE / THEATRE
19 / 29
18:00 - 19:00
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
COMEDY / THEATRE
10 / 30
18.30 - 20.00
AIRNEÁL NA COIRIBE
LEABHARLANN NA CHREATHRÚN RUA
39
EVENTS
14
19:00 - 20:10
BEYOND THERAPY
30
THEATRE
29
19:30 - 20:30
13
CHILDREN'S THEATRE
9
20:00 - 23:30
THE UNDERGROUND SOUND SHOWCASE
MONROE'S
25
MUSIC
24
20:30 - 21:30
SLUTS
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
THEATRE
31
21:30 - 23:30
SANDRA COFFEY ALBUM LAUNCH
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
MUSIC
23
21:30 - 23:55
THE WESTERN HOTEL
33
MUSIC
23
22:00 - 23:00
30
MUSIC
21
34
6
FRIDAY JULY 26
11:00 - 13:00
THE DOMINICAN HALL
12
WORKSHOPS
11:00 - 18:00
THE DOMINICAN HALL
12
ART
15
11:00 - 18:00
35
EVENTS
16
12:00 - 17:00
SHRUNKEN HEAD
THE NILAND GALLERY
26
ART
6
13:00 - 13:45
TOWERBLOCK ANGEL
THE CELLAR BAR
7
THEATRE
33
13:00 - 14:00
ME AND STABBY MCGEE
30
THEATRE
30
13:00 - 14:15
THE GREAT HUNGER
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
THEATRE
32
14:00 - 17:00
43
ART
5
15:30 - 16:30
MAKING LEMONADE
30
THEATRE
30
17:30 - 18:30
MADE TO SHIVER
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
THEATRE
29
17:30 - 23:00
40
PHOTOGRAPHY
27
17:30 - 23:00
40
ART
6
18:00 - 18:45
FACTORY
14
THEATRE
33
18:30 - 19:30
NEIGHBOURS
THE CELLAR BAR
7
THEATRE
31
19:00 - 20:10
BEYOND THERAPY
30
THEATRE
29
19:30 - 20:30
13
CHILDREN'S THEATRE
9
19:30 - 22:00
THE HARBOUR HOTEL
20
THEATRE
32
19.30 - 21.30
AIRNEÁL NA COIRIBE
TÍ PHEADAIR MHÓIR
45
EVENTS
14
20:00 - 21:15
I'LL LIVE TILL I DIE
THE CLADDAGH HALL
8
MUSIC
22
20:30 - 21:30
SLUTS
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
THEATRE
31
21:00 - LATE
FACTORY FRINGE
FACTORY
14
MUSIC
21
22:00 - 23:30
THE DIRTY CIRCUS PRESENTS BURLESQUE & CABARET
KELLY'S
22
CABARET
8
SATURDAY JULY 27
10:00 - 16:00
THE INNER ADVENTURE
VICTORIA HOTEL
34
WORKSHOPS
35
11:00 - 13:00
THE DOMINICAN HALL
12
WORKSHOPS
34
11:00 - 18:00
THE DOMINICAN HALL
12
ART
15
41
TIME
EVENT
VENUE
VENUE NO.
CATEGORY
PAGE
11:00 - 18:00
35
EVENTS
16
11:30 - 13:00
CHARACTER PUPPET MAKING WITH PUPPET SHREW-ADOODLE-DOO
37
WORKSHOPS
35
12:00 - 17:00
SHRUNKEN HEAD
THE NILAND GALLERY
26
ART
6
13:00 - 13:45
TOWERBLOCK ANGEL
THE CELLAR BAR
7
THEATRE
33
13:00 - 14:00
IS LINNE AN TOLG! SEOLADH LEABHAR DO PHAISTÍ
ÁRAS NA NGAEL
4
LITERATURE
18
15:00 - 16:00
LEARNING TO LET GO
THE CELLAR BAR
7
THEATRE
29
13:00 - 14:00
ME AND STABBY MCGEE
30
THEATRE
30
13:00 - 14:00
WHAT'S THE STORY...?
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
9
13:00 - 14:15
THE GREAT HUNGER
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
THEATRE
32
14:00 - 17:00
43
ART
5
14:30 - 16:00
FACTORY
14
WORKSHOPS
34
15:30 - 16:30
MAKING LEMONADE
30
THEATRE
30
16:00 - 17:00
HIP BATH
MAINGUARD STREET
24
ART
6
16:00 - 17:30
FACTORY
14
WORKSHOPS
34
17:30 - 18:30
MADE TO SHIVER
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
THEATRE
29
17:30 - 23:00
40
PHOTOGRAPHY
27
17:30 - 23:00
40
ART
6
18:00 - 18:45
FACTORY
14
THEATRE
33
18:30 - 19:30
NEIGHBOURS
THE CELLAR BAR
7
THEATRE
31
19:00 - 20:00
30
WORKSHOPS
35
19:00 - 22:30
FACTORY SHOWCASE
FACTORY
14
MUSIC
21
19:30 - 20:30
13
9
19:30 - 22:00
THE HARBOUR HOTEL
20
THEATRE
32
19.30 - 21.30
AIRNEÁL NA COIRIBE
ÁRAS NA NGAEL
4
EVENTS
14
20:30 - 21:30
SLUTS
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
THEATRE
31
21:00 - LATE
FACTORY FRINGE
FACTORY
14
MUSIC
21
SUNDAY JULY 28
11:00 - 18:00
THE DOMINICAN HALL
12
ART
15
11:00 - 18:00
35
EVENTS
16
11:30 - 13:00
CHARACTER PUPPET MAKING WITH PUPPET SHREW-ADOODLE-DOO
37
WORKSHOPS
35
13:00 - 14:00
ME AND STABBY MCGEE
30
THEATRE
30
13:00 - 14:00
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
9
13:00 - 14:15
THE GREAT HUNGER
THE TOWNHOUSE
32
THEATRE
32
13:00 - 17:00
DISCO SOUP
SPANISH ARCH
31
EVENTS
15
17:30 - 18:30
MADE TO SHIVER
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
THEATRE
29
17:30 - 23:00
40
PHOTOGRAPHY
27
17:30 - 23:00
40
ART
18:00 - 19:00
THE CELLAR BAR
7
LITERATURE / THEATRE
19:00 - 20:00
30
WORKSHOPS
35
19:00 - 21:30
THE SECRET GARDEN ACOUSTIC EVENING
THE SECRET GARDEN
29
MUSIC
24
20:30 - 21:30
SLUTS
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
THEATRE
31
6
19 / 29
MONDAY JULY 29
11:00 - 18:00
THE DOMINICAN HALL
12
ART
15
11:00 - 18:00
35
EVENTS
16
13:00 - 14:00
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
9
17:30 - 18:30
MADE TO SHIVER
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
THEATRE
29
18:00 - 18:45
FACTORY
14
THEATRE
33
19:30 - 21:00
FORÓIGE
15
WORKSHOPS
35
20:00 - 23:30
THE BENTLEY SHOWCASE
30
MUSIC
23
20:30 - 21:30
MADE TO SHIVER
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
THEATRE
29
TUESDAY JULY 30
11:00 - 18:00
THE DOMINICAN HALL
11
ART
15
11:00 - 18:00
35
EVENTS
16
13:00 - 14:00
THE CUBE THEATRE
10
9
19:30 - 21:00
FORÓIGE
15
WORKSHOPS
35
20:00 - 22:30
MR EBBY | EMER O' FLAHERTY
JAVA'S
21
MUSIC
22
42
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THE FRINGE BOX OFFICE @ THE BENLEY J2
THE FRINGE TICKET HUT F7
AIB LYNCH’S CASTLE H5
ÁRAS NA NGAEL E7
AUGUSTINIAN CHURCH H6
THE BRIDGE MILLS F7
THE CELLAR BAR H4
THE CLADDAGH HALL G10
THE CRANE BAR C8
THE CUBE THEATRE D1
DE BURGO’S H6
THE DOMINICAN HALL F9
ELECTRIC GARDEN & THEATRE H4
FACTORY H4
FORÓIGE L3
GALWAY BAY GALLERIES E8
GALWAY CITY MUSEUM G8
GALWAY COURTHOUSE G2
GOYA’S G7
THE HARBOUR HOTEL J7
JAVA’S G4
KELLY’S G6
LE PETIT ROUGE E7
24 MAINGUARD STREET G5
25 MONROE’S E8
26 THE NILAND GALLERY H7
27 NUIG CAMPUS B1
28 SALLY LONGS G4
29 THE SECRET GARDEN D8
30 THE SPACE @ THE BENTLEY J3
31 SPANISH ARCH G8
32 THE TOWNHOUSE G7
33 THE WESTERN HOTEL K2
34 VICTORIA HOTEL K5
VENUES OUTSIDE THE MAP AREA
35 CHRIST THE KING CHURCH UPPER SALTHILL
36 THE COTTAGE BAR 76 LOWER SALTHILL ROAD
37 GALWAY ATLANTAQUARIA SEAPOINT PROMENADE
38 KRČMA UPPER SALTHILL ROAD
39 LEABHARLANN NA CEATHRÚN RUA CARRAROE, CONNEMARA
40 MULBERRY’S RESTAURANT & WINE BAR BARNA
41 O’LEARY’S SHOP & OFF LICENCE UPPER SALTHILL ROAD
42 THE OSLO UPPER SALTHILL ROAD
43 SEANSCOIL SAILEARNA INVERIN, CONNEMARA
44 TÍ CHÚALÁIN INVERIN, CONNEMARA
45 TÍ PHEADAIR MHÓIR ROSSAVEEL, CONNEMARA
43
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