- Imagine Arts Festival

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15-25 October 2015
www.imagineartsfestival.com
Art washes away
from the soul
the dust of everyday life
Treat Someone to a Night Out
The Mall
www.theatreroyal.ie
051 874402
www.odonovandesign.com
WELCOME
Welcome to Imagine Arts Festival and to our varied and eclectic programme. The festival is now in its 14th year and is put together by
the hard work of local volunteers who have a love for the arts and culture.
Highlights this year include a retrospective by Waterford artist Pat Murphy, the Imagine Crime Writing Award, which goes to John
Banville, and the return of the great trad band Danú who are sure to bring the house down at the Tower Hotel. Our play writing
workshop will bring emerging writers from Waterford, Wexford and Kilkenny together for the first time and hopefully this confluence
will bear fruits in future years.
Imagine is Waterford’s arts festival and we hope you will support it by attending some events and also feel free to get involved in the
future as a performer or as a supporter. We would like to thank all our sponsors, advertisers, artists and especially all the volunteers
who help to make it all happen.
Friends of Imagine: Dr. Darach Brennan, Dr. T. Sliney, Conor Nolan, Purcell and Kennedy Solicitors, Kinsella Solicitors, Paudie Coffey,
Nomac Productions, John Halligan (Festival Business Friend), Bausch & Lomb (Best Business Friend).
Acknowledgements:
Thanks to All Artists, Local Media – Munster Express, Waterford News & Star, Waterford Today, Waterford Mail, WLRFM, BEATfm, the
hotels & guesthouses who have given accommodation. Thanks to all the Venues and local arts organisations who help to make the
Imagine programme so extensive. Also thanks to our funders Waterford City and County Council, Waterford Youth Committee and
Failte Ireland. We would also ask our readers to support the advertisers in the brochure.
The Team: Nick Bankes, Liz O’Dea, Jane Keen, Daryl Daniels, Natalie Fitzpatrick, Anne Marie Lally, Ollie Breslin, Edel Fox. Phad
Hennessy and John Fitzpatrick (Music), Gerry Madden, Neil Byrne and Ben Delaney (Trad Music), Ger Kennedy (Visual Art),
Rosemary Dulson (Parade of Light), Mathew Kennedy (Kites), James Doherty (History and Heritage), Johnny Cloono (Booze Blaas
and Banter), Eimear Cheasty (Literature), Libby Seward (Dance), and many more people who help out in various committees and
organising groups.
The Crew: Nora Boland (Production), Lippy Collins (Technician), Bernie Cahill (Sound), Claire O’Donovan (Graphic Design),
Ciaran Conneely (Photography), Helpmypc (Website), Sean O’Callaghan (Accountant), Dawn Hayes (Administrator), Powerhouse
(PR Marketing).
Our Media Partners:
Our Funding Agencies:
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VENUES
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Berfranks Cafe
Bishops Palace
Blackfriars Cafe
Bodega
The Book Centre
Central Arts
The Large Room,
City Hall
Dooleys Hotel
Downes Pub
Gael Scoil na Deise,
Carrickpherish
Garter Lane Gallery
Garter Lane Theatre
Gingerman Bar
Greyfriars Gallery
Granary Cafe
Jordans Bar
Katty Barrys Bar
Phil Grimes Bar
Plunkett Station
The Reginald Bar
St. Johns Church
St. John
of God School
St. Patricks
Gateway Centre
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Sabai Restaurant
Shine Discovery
Theatre Royal
Tower Hotel
Ultans Hair studio
University
Hospital Waterford
Viking Triangle
Waterford Library
Waterford
Youth Arts
WIT Carriganore
Campus Grounds
The Little
Design Shop
Momo Restaurant
Edmund Rice
Youth Centre
Soma Gallery
Events in Tramore:
38. Coastguard Station
39. Moe’s Cafe
40. Mother
of Pearl Cafe
41. The Vic Cafe Bar
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MARTIN SIMPSON
MUSIC
FRIDAY 23 OCTOBER / 8PM
ST. PATRICK’S GATEWAY CENTRE / E15 (CONC. E12)
Tickets at www.imagineartsfestival.com
or call 051 874402
UK singer and guitarist Martin Simpson is a legend
in the folk and blues world and after 35 years as a
professional musician Martin is, right now, better than
ever. Widely acknowledged as one of the finest acoustic
and slide guitar players in the world, his interpretations
of traditional songs are masterpieces of storytelling. His
solo shows are intense, eclectic, spellbinding and deeply
moving. Whether playing American old-time music,
blues, a Dylan song or his own material, Martin Simpson
is unpredictable, individual and a guitarist of immense
subtlety.
‘Sounds better than ever’ **** 4 Stars The Guardian
‘Simpson’s latest is a potent blend of the highest calibre...
Simpson has never sung or played better’ Acoustic Magazine
Sponsored by
Waterford Council of Trade Unions
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THIS IS THE KIT
SATURDAY 24 OCTOBER / 9PM
ST PATRICK’S GATEWAY CENTRE
E15 (CONC. E12)
or call 051 874402
This Is The Kit is the music project of the very talented
Kate Stables. Their latest album, Bashed Out, released
to much critical acclaim in April, was produced by The
National’s Aaron Dessner, and features performances by
Bryce Dessner (The National); Benjamin Lanz (Beirut),
Thomas Bartlett (The Gloaming) and Matt Barrick (The
Walkmen). Having been hiding in the “critics’ darlings”
section until now, Bashed Out’s sublime songwriting and
cool indie vibes has seen This Is The Kit pushed into the
limelight.
Based in Bristol and Paris, the band fly in exclusively for
Imagine 2015 for what will surely be one of this year’s
festival highlights.
“Just one of the best thing I’ve heard all year...wonderful,
wonderful stuff” Elbow’s Guy Garvey, BBC 6 Music
Sponsored by Momo Restaurant
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MUSIC
ADRIAN CROWLEY
SUNDAY 25 OCTOBER / 8PM / GARTER LANE / E12 (CONC. E10)
Tickets at www.garterlane.ie or call 051 855038
Choice Music award winner, Adrian Crowley is a singer-songwriter
from Galway. Crowley has released six albums, with his debut A
Strange Kind arriving in 1999. He followed this with When You Are
Here You Are Family (2002), A Northern Country (2004), Long Distance
Swimmer (2007), Season of the Sparks (2009) and “I See Three Birds
Flying” (2012).
3 times nominee for Irish Album of the Year in the Choice Music,
Crowley finally claimed this prize for Season of the Sparks in 2009.
His 2014 album Some blue Morning was critically acclaimed and
confirmed Crowleys reputation as an singer and songwriter of
exceptional standing.
Support act on the night will be Susan O’Neill
“Easing himself gently into a gilded pantheon that stretches from Scott
Walker and Leonard Cohen to Nick Cave and Richard Hawley”
– UNCUT (reviewing Some Blue Morning – 8/10)
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ZAÏDE QUARTET
MUSIC NETWORK IN ASSOCIATION WITH WATERFORD MUSIC
THURSDAY 15 OCTOBER / 8PM
LARGE ROOM, CITY HALL / E15 (STUDENTS. E5) / Tickets at the Door
Be blown away by the technical brilliance and ineffable élan of the Zaïde
Quartet, a daring young French string quartet currently making waves on the
European chamber music scene. Noted for their rare blend of fiery technical
brilliance, delicate ensemble interaction and bold, adventurous musical
imagination, this French ensemble will deliver an exciting programme ranging from Mozart and Shostakovich
quartets to a contemporary Irish work.
“Fiery and delicate bows, lyricism and panache, poetry and highly sensitive imagination!” La Nouvelle Republique
WATERFORD CONCERT ORCHESTRA
“MASTERS OF HOLLYWOOD”
SYMPHONY CLUB OF WATERFORD IN ASSOCIATION WITH IMAGINE FESTIVAL
SATURDAY 17 OCT 2015 / 7.30PM ST JOHN’S CHURCH / E20 (CONC. E18)
Founded in 2010 by Kevin O’Carroll, Waterford Concert Orchestra has developed into a high standard orchestra
providing a wide range of genres for the general public while still providing the educational material for the
next generation. This presentation of the Masters of Hollywood is sure to delight all ages with big screen
favourites from every decade since the 1930s.
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MUSIC
TIME IN THE SHADE
SATURDAY 24 OCTOBER / 10.30PM / VICTORIA HOUSE, TRAMORE
FREE EVENT
Formed originally back in the 80’s Time in the Shade have now re-formed.
With new material Time in the Shade are a good bet to please the ‘old
heads’ and introduce a new audience to their powerful sound.
THE DEAD HEAVYS
SUNDAY 25 OCTOBER / 10PM / CENTRAL ARTS / E10
Tickets at www.centralarts.ie or call 086 454 3246
The Dead Heavys are fast becoming ones to watch on the Irish music scene’
The Irish Mirror.
JAZZ ALBUM LAUNCH
KEVIN LAWLOR AND BAND
THURSDAY 22 OCTOBER / 9PM / PHIL GRIMES BAR / E10 / Tickets at the Door
Join Kevin Lawlor and band; Dave Jones - piano, Andrew Csibi - bass, Lee Goodall - sax; for
the launch of his acclaimed second album, ‘Eight’.
‘Kevin Lawlor is the leading voice of Jazz in the south east of Ireland’ Independent.ie
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MUSIC AND SPOKEN WORD
CAFE CULTURE
SATURDAY 17 & SATURDAY 24 OCTOBER / 2:30-4PM
CAFÉS INCLUDE: BERFRANKS, BLACKFRIARS, GRANARY AND MORE
Check WLRfm and www.imagineartsfestival.com for updates / FREE EVENT
This year Waterford City cafés are taking part in a very novel event which will see musicians
and singers entertaining customers for the two Saturdays (17th and 24th October) of
the festival. Performing in each venue for twenty minutes, musicians will move in a rota
from each coffee shop to the next from 2.30pm till 4pm. This event, hosted by the most
atmospheric of Waterford cafés, will see customers and shoppers entertained with a
broad mix of music genres from Waterford’s established and emerging musical talents.
Performers include: Kevin Power, Anna Jordan, Cliodhna Lily Gahan, Damien Kehoe, Eoin
Dalton, Joe Meagher, Eadaion Breathnach, and Lorcan Reidy.
Sponsored by WLRfm
POETRY NIGHT WITH
COLM KEEGAN AND FRIENDS
TUESDAY 20 OCTOBER / 8.30PM / PHIL GRIMES BAR / E5 / Tickets at the Door
This event was one of the highlights last year for Imagine when a group of new poets
performed their work at Phil Grimes Bar. Colm Keegan is a writer and performance
poet from Dublin. Since 2005, he has been shortlisted four times for the Hennessy
New Irish Writing Award, for both poetry and fiction has won the All Ireland Poetry
Slam in 2010.
He is a joint director and founder of Lingo, Ireland’s first Spoken Word festival.
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PAUL DURCAN:
SPOKEN WORD
THE MOST PLAYFUL POET IN IRELAND
WEDNESDAY 21 OCTOBER / 8PM
ST PATRICK’S GATEWAY CENTRE / E10 (CONC. E8)
Tickets at www.imagineartsfestival.com or call 051 874402
His latest book ‘The Days of Surprise’ contains 67 poems on such disparate
topics as the weather forecast, the Syrian war, a visit to the GP, retail therapy,
clampers and Seamus Heaney.
Paul Durcan was born in 1944. Growing up in Mayo, he moved to London in
1966 where he met his wife Nessa O’Neill with whom he had two daughters.
His most well known publications include: “A Snail in my Prime”, “Crazy about
Women”, “Greetings to our friends in Brazil”, and “Cries of an Irish Caveman”.
He also appeared on the 1990 Van Morrison album “Enlightenment”. In 1974
he won the prestigious Patrick Kavanagh Poetry
Award. In 2014 he won the Bord Gáis Energy “Winner
of the Lifetime Achievement Irish Book Award 2014”.
His work is as funny and hard hitting as ever, some
other poem titles from his new collection include:
‘The WB Yeats Shopping Centre’, ‘The Last Great Achill
Island Volkswagen Beetle Protestant’ and ‘Irish Bankers
Shoot Dead Fifty-Seven Homeless Children’.
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POETRY AND MUSIC WITH
JANE CLARKE & SHIRLEY MCCLURE
SUNDAY 25 OCTOBER / 3PM / THE BOOK CENTRE / FREE EVENT
Award-winning poets, Jane Clarke and Shirley McClure will give a
sparkling and moving poetry reading with musical accompaniment to
celebrate the publication of Jane Clarke’s debut collection ‘The River’ and
Shirley McClure’s second collection ‘Stone Dress’.
EDDIE LENIHAN
SCARY STORIES FOR ADULTS
SUNDAY 25 OCTOBER / 10PM
ST. PATRICKS GATEWAY CENTRE / E7 (CONC. E5) / Tickets at the Door
Master storyteller and seanachai Eddie will perform two shows for Imagine this year.
This evening session is aimed at an adult audience where Eddie will tell some of the most
gruesome and frightening stories involving fairies and Irish folklore and send audiences
home to have nightmares or a stiff drink!
“Eddie’s stories are not for the faint-hearted, but then good stories never are.” RTE Guide
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IMAGINE CRIME WRITING AWARD
SPOKEN WORD
2015 WINNER JOHN BANVILLE
ST PATRICK’S GATEWAY CENTRE / E10 (CONC. E8)
or call 051 874402
In partnership with the Irish Writers Centre, Imagine is proud to present
the inaugural Imagine Crime Writing Award to John Banville.
The Imagine Crime Writing Award is in recognition of an Irish writer who
has made an outstanding contribution to crime fiction. The award is in
memory of Raymond Chandler and his close connections with Waterford.
John Banville will be presented is a specially commissioned box set of
Raymond Chandler novels beautifully bound by local book binder Tom
Carroll. This year’s recipient is John Banville in acknowledgement of his
crime fiction under the pseudonym Benjamin Black.
Local broadcaster Nicola Beresford will interview
John Banville on his work and then invite audience
questions to the author.
In Partnership with
the Irish Writers Centre
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IMAGINE JOHN DWYER TRAD WEEKEND 2015
SESSION TRAIL
FRIDAY 16 & SATURDAY 17 OCTOBER FREE MUSIC TRAIL
JORDANS, KATTY BARRYS, DOOLEYS HOTEL (BOTH NIGHTS) 10PM START
REGINALD BAR - FRI. 10PM AND SAT. 4PM / GINGERMAN - SAT. 10PM
Session musicians include:
John Dwyer - Cork (fiddle) Derek Hickey - Limerick (accordion), Tommy Fitzharris
- Laois (flute), Donal McCague - Monaghan (fiddle), Theresa O’Grady - Sligo
(banjo), Declan Payne - Sligo (piano accordion), Darren Breslin - Fermanagh
(accordion), Sean Ryan - Tipperary (whistle), Mick O’Brien - Dublin (uilleann
pipes), Edwina Guckian - Leitrim (dance), Jack Talty - Clare (concertina),
Josephine Marsh - Clare (accordion), Mick Kinsella - Carlow (harmonica and
NEWFOUNDLAND FIDDLE MUSIC
concertina), Jack Ryan - Tipperary (fiddle), Murty Ryan - Tipperary (accordion),
AN ILLUSTRATED TALK BY BRIDGET O’CONNELL
(concertina), Dave Sheridan - Offaly (fiddle), Michelle Powderly - Meath (fiddle),
FRIDAY 16 OCTOBER / 6PM
GREYFRIARS GALLERY / FREE EVENT
Derek Morrisey - Waterford (accordion), Seán Ó Fearghail - Waterford (fiddle),
Local musician and lecturer Bridget O’Connell
specialises in fiddle playing and has taught with
Waterford Comhaltas branch for the past ten years.
She is presently finalising her PhD thesis regarding
Neill Byrne - Waterford (fiddle), Lia Byrne - Waterford (fiddle), Edel Fox - Clare
Gerry Madden – Waterford (mandolin), Gary Power - Kilkenny (flute), Páraic
Stapelton - Tipperary (flute), Tomás Ó Gealbháin - Waterford (accordion), POB
O’Brien - Waterford (accordion), Tracy Ryan - Tipperary (flute and song), Ryan
O’Donnell - Tyrone (banjo and bouzouki) plus many many more!
12 MIDNIGHT FESTIVAL CLUB
Newfoundland fiddle styles and has spent many
FRIDAY NIGHT - REGINALD BAR / SATURDAY NIGHT - DOOLEYS HOTEL BAR
months carrying out both intensive fieldwork and
The festival club takes off in the bar with sessions flowing in every nook
and cranny, featuring all the visiting players in informal sessions – not to
be missed.
archival research in Newfoundland.
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DANÚ
FRIDAY 16 OCTOBER / 8PM / TOWER HOTEL / E15
Email: [email protected]
or call 051 862300 option 2 for events
Following their very successful appearance at the 2012 Imagine
John Dwyer weekend, Danú return to Waterford city on Friday
16th October.
Celebrating 20 years on the road Danú are now recognised as
the most exciting act on the Irish Trad scene today. With a new
album ‘Buan’ receiving rave reviews throughout Ireland, UK and
US, the audience in the Tower Hotel are certainly in for a treat.
“Twenty years together have yet to dull Danú’s edge. In fact, the
maturity of their new collection, produced by Dónal Lunny, captures
what far too few traditional bands manage....
...At Danú’s heart is West Kerry singer and flute player Muireann
Nic Amhlaoibh, whose song choices are distilled to their essence.
...A set anchored by Danú’s unforced, highly calibrated arrangements. Buan is a collection that invites repeated listening, without ever resorting to harried overdrive” Review by Siobhan Long, Irish Times for Danu’s new album ‘Buan’
“...what may be the best Danú album yet” ****(four stars) Songlines (UK)
Sponsored by Tower Hotel
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IMAGINE JOHN DWYER TRAD WEEKEND
PAT O’BRIEN MEMORIAL
COMPOSITION COMPETITION
SATURDAY 17 OCTOBER / 5-6PM
DOOLEY’S HOTEL / FREE EVENT
Final of the “Pat O’Brien Memorial
TRAD WORKSHOPS
SATURDAY 17 OCTOBER / 10AM–1PM
GAELSCOIL NA NDÉISE
E20 (FAMILY RATES AVAILABLE)
Tickets at the Door
Booking essential 087 9664436
Flute: Tommy Fitzharris
Whistle: Seán Ryan
Composition Competition” (u-18’s)
NOTE: All entrants please send your
compositions in mp3 format to
[email protected] by
Friday 9th October 2015.
Sponsored by Bus Eireann
COMPOSITION
WORKSHOP
SATURDAY 17 OCTOBER /
2.30 – 4.30PM / DOOLEY’S HOTEL
E5 / Tickets at the Door
Fiddle: Donal McCague
Tune composition workshop with
Accordion: Derek Hickey
Josephine Marsh and special guests.
Concertina: Jack Talty
Banjo: Theresa O’Grady
Uilleann Pipes: Mick O’Brien
Dance: Edwina Guckian
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AN EVENING WITH
JOHN DWYER AND FRIENDS
SATURDAY 17 OCTOBER / 8PM / DOOLEY’S HOTEL / E15 (CONC. E12)
Tickets at www.imagineartsfestival.com or call 051 874402
Featuring some of the best traditional musicians and dancers in the country
including John Dwyer (fiddle), Derek Hickey (accordion), Tommy Fitzharris
(flute), Donal McCague (fiddle), Mick O’Brien (uilleann pipes), Theresa O’Grady
(banjo), Sean Ryan (whistle), Edwina Guckian (dance), Jack Talty (concertina),
Josephine
Marsh
(accordion),
Mick
Kinsella
(harmonica
and
concertina),
Neill Byrne (fiddle), Lia Byrne (fiddle) and Edel Fox (concertina) plus many more!
Sponsored by Dooleys Hotel
LAUNCH OF NEW CD BY
MICK KINSELLA
AND STEVE LARKIN
SUNDAY 18 OCTOBER / 12 NOON / DOOLEY’S HOTEL / FREE EVENT
FAREWELL SESSION
WITH JOHN DWYER AND FRIENDS
SUNDAY 18 OCTOBER / 2PM / DOOLEY’S HOTEL / FREE EVENT
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DANCE
ANIMATED STATE DANCE THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS
‘RE-IMAGINING BECKETT’
THURSDAY 15, FRIDAY 16 & SATURDAY 17 OCTOBER
OPEN REHEARSALS DAILY FROM 11AM TO 4PM
EVENING PERFORMANCES DAILY 6PM
DAILY DETAILS (INCL. LOCATIONS) FROM THEATRE ROYAL BOX OFFICE
EVENING PERFORMANCES E8 (CONC. E6) / OPEN REHEARSALS FREE ENTRY / Tickets at www.theatreroyal.ie or call 051 874402
Open rehearsals of Beckett short plays, where working processes are laid bare and the public are welcome to observe and ask
questions. Movement director Libby Seward and Theatre director Ben Barnes will lead 3 days of rehearsals culminating each day
in a short performance of work. The selected plays include Quad, Act Without Words, Come and Go, Rockaby and Footfalls. This
bold approach to placing the works in unusual or counter-intuitive spaces challenges the preconception that Beckett can only be
performed in conventional theatre spaces.
Sponsored by The House of Waterford Crystal
FUSION
WEDNESDAY 21 OCTOBER / 8PM / THEATRE ROYAL
E10 / Tickets from www.theatreroyal.ie or call 051 874402
An eclectic programme of new dance works from emerging Irish based choreographers
and dancers. Experimental, ambitious and dynamic; this is a platform for dance that challenges artistic boundaries.
FUSION is an Animated State Dance Theatre Company initiative and is presented in
association with Imagine Arts Festival.
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YOUTH DANCE CELEBRATION 2015
THURSDAY 22 OCTOBER / 8PM / THEATRE ROYAL
E7 FAMILY RATE E20 (2AD + 2CH)
Tickets at www.theatreroyal.ie or call 051 874402 Youth Dance Celebration is a unique dance feast served with energy
and panache! This popular annual event, now in its 13th year brings
Waterford’s keen and dedicated young dancers together to celebrate
their passion for dance. The variety of disciplines includes Classical
Ballet, Contemporary Dance, Jazz, Hip Hop, Bollywood, Classical
Indian Dance, Traditional and Modern Irish Dance, presented by
students of dance from local dance groups and schools. Great family
entertainment!
Sponsored by Combined Credit Unions
All dance events are funded/supported by
The Arts Council, Waterford City and County Council
and Garter Lane Arts Centre
A TASTE OF DANCE
ST JOHN OF GOD SCHOOL
E5 (PAY ON THE DOOR)
BOLLYWOOD DANCE
Classical Indian dancer Sharmistha Das
SATURDAY 24 OCTOBER / 2-3.30PM
will lead two dance workshops for Adults
KATHAK
(16 years plus) open to males and females.
(CLASSICAL INDIAN STYLE)
No previous training required.
SUNDAY 25 OCTOBER / 2-3.30PM
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Thursday 15 October 2015
Time
Event
11am – 4pm Re-Imagining Beckett
6pm
7pm
8pm
8pm
9pm
9pm
Re-Imagining Beckett
Performance
Pat Murphy -Visual Art
Exhibition Official Opening
Zaïde Classical Quartet
Playboy of the Western World
by Blue Raincoat
Somebody and Nobody
by Stagemad
Comedy Night
with Half Cut
9pm
Venue
Waterford Viking
Triangle
Waterford Viking
Triangle
Greyfriars Art
Gallery
Large Room,
City Hall
Garter Lane
Page
18
18
23
Gaelscoil na Deise,
16
Willow Weaving with Cathy
Hayden
Playwrights Workshop
34
Comic and Animation
Drawing with Paul Bolger
Cafe Culture Crawl
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1.30pm3.30pm
2.30pm –
4pm
2.30pm
4pm
5pm
Waterford Youth
Arts at the Arch
Garter Lane
Waterford Viking
Triangle
Waterford Youth
Arts at the Arch
4 local cafes
Dooley’s Hotel
Reginald Bar
Dooleys Hotels
16
14
16
24
6pm
18
32
7.30pm
Waterford Viking
Triangle
St. Johns Church
15
31
8pm
Garter Lane
31
35
7pm
8pm
Central Arts
Dooleys Hotel
29
17
30
Downes Pub
35
18
8pm
20
7
Traditional Music Workshops
6pm
8pm
8pm
14
10am –
1pm
10.30am12.30pm
11am – 4pm
11am – 4pm
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7pm
Katty Barrys,
Reginald Bar, The
Gingerman, Jordans
and Dooleys Hotel
Reginald Bar
31
11am – 4pm Re-Imagining Beckett
6.30pm
30
Saturday 17 October 2015
Friday 16 October 2015
6pm
12 Midnight Imagine John Dwyer
Trad Festival club
Central Arts
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Central Arts
Waterford Viking
Triangle
Waterford Viking
Performance
Triangle
Newfoundland Fiddle music Greyfriars Gallery
– Illustrated Talk
Anthony Pilbro – Visual Art Central Arts
Exhibition Official Opening
Parade of Light
Christ Church
Cathedral
Danú
Tower Hotel
Playboy of the Western World Garter Lane
by Blue Raincoat
The Empty Chair
St. Patrick’s Gateway
Centre
10pm
Somebody and Nobody
by Stagemad
Traditional Music Sessions
Composition Workshop
Pat O’Brien Memorial
Composition Competition
Performance
SCOW Waterford Concert
Orchestra
Playboy of the Western World
by Blue Raincoat
Kitty in the Lane by Aine Ryan
An evening with John Dwyer
and Friends
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18
34
10
8
10pm
12
Midnight
Imagine John Dwyer Trad
Festival Club
Katty Barrys,
Jordans and
Dooleys Hotel
Dooleys Hotel Bar
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Sunday 18 October 2015
10pm
Jordans Rigout
Free Live Music
Jordans Bar
Wednesday 21 October 2015
8pm
Fusion - Contemporary
Dance Event
Theatre Royal
18
11am –
4pm
Go Fly a Kite – Kite display
WIT Sports Campus
Carriganore
32
8 pm
Paul Durcan – Reading
St. Patricks Gateway
Centre
11
12pm
CD launch by Mick Kinsella
and Steve Larkin
Dooleys Hotel
17
8pm
‘Da’ by Hugh Leonard
by Ranting Rebels TC.
Garter Lane
30
2pm
Film Launch
‘Down the Town’ by WYA
Centre
28
8pm
The Staff Room
by Gasworks Theatre
Central Arts
31
2pm
Farewell Session with John
Dwyer & friends
Dooleys Hotel Bar
14
7pm
Kitty in the Lane by Aine
Ryan
Central Arts
29
8pm
The Swimmer
Crystal Sports and
Leisure Centre
27
8pm
Imagine Crime Writing
Award Interview with John Banville
St. Patrick’s Gateway
Centre
13
Monday 19 October 2015
8pm
Open Mic. Night
Central Arts
35
Tuesday 20 October 2015
8pm
The Staff Room
by Gasworks Theatre
Central Arts
31
8.30pm
Colm Keegan and Friends
Phil Grimes Bar
10
Thursday 22 October 2015
8pm
Youth Dance Celebration
Theatre Royal
19
8pm
Launch History & Heritage Series
Crime & Punishment with
John Lonergan
Centre
36
8pm
Garter Lane
30
8pm
The Staff Room
by Gasworks Theatre
Central Arts
31
9pm
Comedy Night
with Half Cut
Downes Bar
35
9pm
Jazz night with
Kevin Lawlor & Band
Phil Grimes Bar
9
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Friday 23 October 2015
2.40pm
Crime in a Garrison Town
St Patrick’s Gateway
Centre
37
8pm
Live Music Martin Simpson
Centre
5
3.30pm
Brehon Laws in Ancient
Ireland
Centre
37
8pm
Garter Lane
30
4pm
Capital Punishment in
Waterford
Centre
37
8pm
The Staff Room
by Gasworks Theatre
Central Arts
31
8pm
The Staff Room
by Gasworks Theatre
Central Arts
31
8pm
Oktoberfest German Beer,
Brass Bands and Fun
Free Event
Downes Bar
8pm
Garter Lane
30
9pm
Live Music -This is the Kit
Centre
6
10.30pm
Live Music Time in the Shade
Victoria House,
Tramore
9
Saturday 24 October 2015
9am - 1pm
Booze, Blaas & Banter
Jordan’s
American Bar,
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10.30am12.30pm
Print Making
with Anne McDonnell
Waterford Youth Arts
at the Arch
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11am –
4pm
Playwrights Workshop
with Gavin Kostick
Garter Lane
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1.30pm 3.30pm
Make a Clay Face with
Katie Gaudig
Waterford Youth Arts
at the Arch
2pm –
3.30pm
A Taste of Dance:
Bollywood
2pm
& 4pm
shows
Sunday 25 October 2015
1pm
Eddie Lenihan folk stories
for all the family
Centre
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2pm –
3.30pm
A Taste of Dance: Kathak
St John of Gods
School,
Passage Road
19
St John of Gods
School,
Passage Road
19
3pm
Poetry: Jane Clarke &
Shirley McLure with
guitarist Eamon Sweeney
The Book Centre
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Children’s Theatre Day
Monsters N’Things
by Pignut Theatre
Central Arts
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8pm
Live Music-Adrian Crowley
Garter lane Theatre
7
10pm
Cafe Culture Crawl
4 Local Cafés
10
Eddie Lenihan Scary stories
for adults only
Centre
12
2.30pm 4pm
10pm
9
Smuggling and Piracy in
South East - History and
Heritage Talk
Centre
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Live Music
The Dead Heavys
Central Arts
2pm
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PAT MURPHY - A RETROSPECTIVE
VISUAL ART
OFFICIAL OPENING THURSDAY 15 OCTOBER / 7PM / GREYFRIARS GALLERY
VIEWING DAILY FROM FRIDAY 16 - SUNDAY 25 OCTOBER / FREE EVENT
Imagine is delighted to present an exhibition of works by Pat Murphy. The showing will mix a
retrospective of some of Pat’s previous work alongside some newer pieces created in the last year.
This will be Pat’s first exhibition in Waterford since his ‘Cuba’ exhibition in 2005. He lives in Ring,
Co. Waterford with his wife Ger, both of whom originally hail from Ferrybank.
Pat studied at the
National College of
Art and Design in
the early 70’s and has
exhibited throughout
Ireland and Europe.
His work is included
in many collections
and was also in the
Great Book of Ireland
project in 1991.
‘Self Portrait’
‘Portrait of Dulangi’
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‘THE ACT THAT NEVER ENDS’
AN EXHIBITION OF NEW PAINTINGS
BY ANTHONY PILBRO
FRIDAY 16TH OCTOBER / 6.30PM / CENTRAL ARTS
VIEWING: WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY /1PM – 5PM
FREE EVENT
An exhibition of new works by the acclaimed artist Anthony
Pilbro. Born in London, 1954, Pilbro worked in theatre stage
management and stage design before studying at Croydon
College of Art and The Slade School of Fine Art, University
College London. He moved to Westport, Co.Mayo, Ireland
1996. He exhibits regularly and has had numerous solo
shows in Ireland and Europe. His work is in private and
public collections in Ireland, Europe and the USA.
WATERFORD, BOY
JOHN CULLINAN
Old Coastguard Station,
Tramore
Mon-Sun / 10am-4 pm
An exhibition of painting
- this body of work
has been produced in the past twelve months on
location and from observation. All oils on
canvas. 24
CREATIVITY
UNLIMITED
CÚIG’
NEW WORK
JILL MILLER
Arising from an integrated
group of five artists in
residence at Mayfield
Arts Centre, Cork, Cúig’ –
Creativity Unlimited is a showcasing of the collective
creativity of Ailbhe Barrett, Angela Burchill, Frankie
Burton, Bríd Heffernan and Stephen Murray.
Jill’s work examines an
autobiographical understanding
of depression, and the emotional
reactions inherent to these states
of consciousness.
Index Gallery, Central Library
Garter Lane Theatre,
FOH Space
Sponsored by AIB Waterford
SILVER PART 2
BACKWATER
ARTISTS
WAVE
Waterford. The works were developed with artist Jill
Bouchier through Iontas, WHAT’s arts and mental
health programme.
Shine Discovery
1-2 Barronstrand St.
11am-1pm
Monday-Friday
Garter Lane
Theatre Gallery
A 25th anniversary
show by these
39 artists based in Cork City, they work in many
different disciplines, including sculpture, painting,
photography, new media, installation, performance,
print, ceramics and stained glass.
GEMS
WHAT
ART
COLLECTION
TWO CERAMICISTS
KATIE GAUDIG
& ANN MARSH
Garter Lane Gallery
(beside Delaney’s Florists). Monday-Saturday 1-4pm
Katie’s work demonstrates
hand built, earthenware,
glazed ceramics.
Ann produces hand built,
unglazed stoneware, clay
ceramics.
“MIXED BAG”
JOHN
GALLAGHER
This is a first
exhibition for this
group of adults
from Waterford Area Vocational Enterprise Shine
Discovery
University Hospital
Waterford
Showing daily
until 4 November
This exhibition showcases some of the favourites of
the Waterford Healing Arts Trust selected by hospital
staff, patients and visitors.
BUILDING
MEMORIES
- REFLECTING
ON ST. OTTERAN’S HOSPITAL
University Hospital
Waterford, Dunmore
Road. Showing daily
until 23 October
Bishop’s Palace Cafe
New work by
Tramore artist
John Gallagher in
various media.
LANDSCAPES
IN OIL
JOHN MURPHY
Mother of Pearl
Cafe, opposite old
railway station,
Tramore.
Tues-Sunday 11am -5pm
PERSON VEHICLE
KATE O’BEIRNE
Tower Hotel
Kate’s art is abstract paintings
using symbols and motifs. An exhibition of original artworks by 15 mental
health service users based on personal experiences
and memories of St. Otteran’s Psychiatric Hospital,
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KENNETH T. GRANT
JOHN
BERMINGHAM
A Waterford based Artist,
Grant’s artwork is described
as Pop Art in style, with
contemporary flare.
Sabai Thai &
Vietnamese Restaurant
Bodega, John’s Street
Sabai Thai & Vietnamese
Restaurant
OPENING HOURS:
Tues-Fri: 12.30pm-2.30pm
and 5.30pm-10pm
Sat: 5.30pm-10pm.
Sunday: Lunch: 1pm-5pm
Dinner: 5pm-9pm
Waterford artist Laura
Grimes’s recent work is mostly
figurative. Her passion is fabrics, their feel and fall
and how they reflect light.
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Throughout the Imagine
festival there will be art
and craft demonstrations
daily in the little Design
Shop.
TIDAL
ELEANOR HORAN
ENSIGN SERIES
AILÍSE O’NEILL
Ultans Hair Salon, Stephen
Street
‘SUGAR & SPICE’
LAURA GRIMES
The Little Design Shop,
114a The Quay
Showing upstairs
in Sabai restaurant,
John Bermingham is a visual artist in the South
East working in photography, digital media and
compositing, and stylised and fantasy portraits
SHEEPS, PEEPS, SPLATS & SPRATS
KIKI RÖÖSLI
Kiki Röösli brings a whole new
kind of colour to Ultan’s Hair
Salon this October. Her multicoloured sheep, rude nudes,
abstract splats and spineless
sprats will make your hair
stand on end for sure.
ART
DEMONSTRATIONS
Momo, 47 Patrick Street
St Patricks Gateway
Centre, Patrick Street
Ailíse uses an old
disused Ensign camera
as a viewing device to focus on the world around
us and explore how we record and see everyday
occurrences. NEW ORDER
LAURA HEALY & CLIODHNA O’RIORDAN
Soma Contemporary Gallery, 6 Lombard Street
Opening hours: 1pm-5.30pm. Wednesday-Saturday. Coming from painting and architectural
backgrounds, this collaboration by Laura Healy
& Cliodhna O’Riordan explores the transience of
everyday moments & the physical properties of
materials.
PATHFINDERS
AND START ART GROUPS
Edmund Rice
Community Multiplex
Presenting bold,
unique and sometimes
wistful work once
again for Imagine. PAUL PHELAN Moe’s Cafe, Tramore
Paul Phelan is a self taught
surf artist from Tramore
co Waterford .who bases
his work on the ocean and
street graffiti with bright
colours and a funky twist.
FILM
THE SWIMMER
THE SWIMMING POOL AT
CRYSTAL SPORTS AND LEISURE CENTRE
E15 (CONC. E12) INCLUDES A DRINK
or call 051 874402
On a sunny day in an affluent suburb
inConnecticut, a fit and tanned middle-aged
man in a bathing suit, Ned Merrill (Burt
Lancaster), drops by a pool party being held by
friends. They offer him a cocktail while nursing
hangovers from the night before. As they share
stories, Ned realizes
that there is a series
of swimming pools
that form a “river”
to his house, making it possible for him to “swim” his way home. Ned dives into the pool, emerging at
the other end and beginning his journey.
A truly unique experience – Art in Unexpected places
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WATERFORD YOUTH ARTS PRESENT
‘DOWN THE TOWN’
BY KEITH CURRAMS
ST. PATRICK’S GATEWAY CENTRE / FREE EVENT
Booking essential as limited seating
call: 051 879377
www.waterfordyoutharts.com
A new documentary film that explores the history of
inner city Waterford through local historians and lives
of the people who worked, lived and played there. This
is the third film in the series following ‘Barrack Street’
in 2013 and ‘Ballybricken’ in 2014 and was funded
through support from Waterford City and County
Council Arts Office.
“exporting cattle, robbing apples, asking a girl to dance at
the Olympia, playing thirties, repairing shoes, selling fish,
foreign holidays, Tramore train, Tops of the Town, the little
parish, the Manor School, working in England, going to the
Coll., the Lido Cafe, pigs toes, chocolate crumb, short back
and sides, the Penny Bank, and the town where everyone
had their own song”.
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THEATRE
KITTY IN THE LANE
WRITTEN & PERFORMED BY ÁINE RYAN
SATURDAY 17 OCTOBER & SUNDAY 18 OCTOBER / 7PM
CENTRAL ARTS / E10 / www.centralarts.ie or call 086 454 3246
When Kitty’s boyfriend isn’t showing up to escort her out the lane to a local beauty pageant,
we jump into her tragic, hilarious existence on a rural farm with her cantankerous father.
‘a well-performed piece … Ryan’s writing has a lovely, authentic tone….the people she speaks of and
the places they go to sparkle with life and truth.’ The Scotsman
Áine Ryan is a wondrous actor. A full-blooded, committed portrayal of a woman in lonely, mental
decline…This is visceral monologue, in the hands of a superb performer. Highly recommended.’
Fringe Review
PLAYWRITING WORKSHOPS
SATURDAY 17 AND SATURDAY 24 OCTOBER / REHEARSAL ROOM OF
GARTER LANE THEATRE / WORKSHOP FULLY BOOKED
Imagine, in partnership with the Irish Writers Centre, Dublin, are planning two workshop
events for emerging playwrights from Wexford, Kilkenny and Waterford. Over 20 writers
will work with Gavin Kostick, Aine Ryan and Darren Donohue to share and learn together.
This event will link with the Three Sisters 2020 bid for European Region of
Culture.
In Partnership with the Irish Writers Centre
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SOMEBODY AND NOBODY
BY IAN WILD
PRESENTED BY STAGEMAD THEATRE COMPANY
THURSDAY 15 AND FRIDAY 16 OCTOBER / 9PM / CENTRAL ARTS / E10
Tickets at www.centralarts.ie or call 086 454 3246
Ian Wild’s Somebody and Nobody is a dark character driven comedy about two very different
characters: Somebody - possibly the most important person ever, and his sidekick, Nobody,
a nonentity with twelve mothers, twelve fathers and a million friends who never visit. When
a blank piece of paper enters the lives of the two men, their relationship cosmically and
comically implodes.
“Physically funny, incredibly athletic, verbally acrobatic.... Both actors are an inseparable and hilarious duo” Waterford News and Star
‘DA’ BY HUGH LEONARD
BY RANTING REBEL THEATRE COMPANY
WEDNESDAY 21 SATURDAY 24 OCTOBER / 8PM / GARTER LANE / E15
A bitter sweet comedy, set in Dublin in the 60’s, Charlie recalls key incidents in his relationship
with his adoptive father throughout his life. The play explores themes of death, family, memory
and identity.
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PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD
BY JM SYNGE
PRESENTED BY BLUE RAINCOAT THEATRE COMPANY
THURSDAY 15 & FRIDAY 16 OCTOBER / 8PM
GARTER LANE / E21 (CONC. E18)
Since inception in 1991, Blue Raincoat Theatre Company has won consistent critical
and popular acclaim for its productions, which range from new work to contemporary
presentations of classic work. This JM Synge’s most famous and controversial play is set on
the west coast of Ireland, Christy Mahon is first celebrated and then reviled for patricide.
‘A fascinating production.’ Peter Crawley, Irish Times
PREMIERE
THE STAFF ROOM
BY JAMIE JOHN PATRICK FLYNN
PRESENTED BY GASWORKS THEATRE
TUESDAY 20 - FRIDAY 23 OCTOBER / 8PM
CENTRAL ARTS / E12.50 (CONC. E10)
www.centralarts.ie or call 086 454 3246
Set in a fictional Irish village in the 70’s, ‘The Staff Room’ is an original comedy
and tells a fantastical and surreal story of how a group of disparate teachers
unite to defeat a common enemy – the dreaded school auditor.
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FAMILY
FLY A KITE
SUNDAY 18 OCTOBER / 11AM - 4PM / WIT SPORTS CAMPUS CARRAIGANORE
FREE EVENT / ALL WELCOME - BRING A KITE AND SEE YOU THERE
AN OUTDOOR EVENT, WEAR SUITABLE CLOTHING.
Local young kite flyers will be joined by three international kite flying experts who between them have
been flying kites for over 80 years. Hailing from Canada, Germany and Ireland, all three have competed
internationally at various competitions and flying exhibitions. They will bring to Waterford all sorts of
fantastic kites and provide kite flying displays throughout the day at the Carriganore site . This is truly a
fun-filled family event and to cover all eventualities there will also be a kite doctor on duty to repair any
damaged kites! This event is sponsored by Waterford Airport
THE PARADE OF LIGHT
FRIDAY 16 OCTOBER / 7PM / CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL
FREE EVENT - ALL WELCOME
AN OUTDOOR EVENT, WEAR SUITABLE CLOTHING.
This is the second year of the Parade of Light. Artists have been
giving childrens workshops in local schools, tecahing them to make
lanterns from willow and paper. So come along and expect lots of
lovely lanterns, local choirs and fire poi demonstrations.
Sponsored by Waterford City
and County Council
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PIGNUT THEATRE PRESENTS
MONSTERS AND THINGS
SATURDAY 24 OCTOBER / 2PM & 4PM / CENTRAL ARTS
E5 (FAMILY RATES AVAILABLE) / A show for 4-8 year olds / Tickets at the Door
Poddi and Jacko want to be on the X-Factor but their ambitions are cut short when Jacko
loses his voice and Poddi finds a book of spells. Their adventure begins when Poddi tries
to help his friend find his voice again.
“The show is a clever blend of pantomimic farce, puppetry and storytelling wonderfully
pitched to engage the children’s imagination and draw them into the plot” Breda Shannon
(Irish Theatre Magazine)
EDDIE LENIHAN
STORIES FOR CHILDREN
SUNDAY 25 OCTOBER / 1PM / ST. PATRICKS GATEWAY CENTRE
E5 (FAMILY RATES AVAILABLE) / Tickets on Door
Master storyteller and seanachai Eddie Lenihan will do two shows for Imagine this year. This
first session is aimed at children of all ages and will include a wide range of fairy stories aimed
to please and surprise. A return to the joys of old-fashioned storytelling that promises to be
delightful for children & the young at heart!
“If you’re looking for good story-telling in a classical style and setting … then look no further than
Eddie Lenihan.” Irish Examiner
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CHILDREN’S AND YOUNG PEOPLE’S WORKSHOPS
COMIC DRAWING
WORKSHOP
PAUL BOLGER
SAT 17 OCTOBER / 1.30-4.30PM
AGE 13 AND OVER
PRINTMAKING
ANN MCDONNELL
SAT 24 OCTOBER
Once again Imagine has a varied and exciting workshop
programme all taking place at;
10.30-12.30
WATERFORD YOUTH ARTS,
Make a print using metal & ink
AGE 8-11
THE ARCH, BARRACK STREET.
MAX 10 CHILDREN
WORKSHOPS ARE E7 / FAMILY RATES AVAILABLE.
Numbers are limited so book early at 051 849856
WILLOW WEAVING
CATHY HAYDEN
SAT 17 OCTOBER / 10.30-12.30
Make something with willow
& twigs
AGE 12 & OLDER
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MAKE A FACE
KATIE GAUDIG
SAT 24 OCTOBER / 1.30-3.30
Clay workshop
FOR AGES 11 YEARS UPWARDS
ALL STAR OPEN MIC NIGHT
COMEDY / OPEN MIC / FILM
MONDAY 19 OCTOBER / 8PM / CENTRAL ARTS / E2
www.centralarts.ie or call 086 454 3246
Presented as part of Imagine Festival, Central Arts is assembling an ‘AllStar’ version of its now legendary Open Mic Night. Stay tuned to Central
Arts Facebook page for details as they emerge.
HALF CUT COMEDY
THURSDAY 15 & THURSDAY 22 OCTOBER / DOWNES BAR / 9PM / FREE EVENT
Half Cut Comedy brings a double helping of top notch stand-up in Downes Bar, in celebration
of the Imagine Arts festival. The comedy scene has grown from strength to strength in the city
over the last year. As a thank you for the continued support of the public, this will be a special
showcase of the best in local stand-up comedians Waterford has to offer. In an intimate venue,
get up close and personal with the jokers and jesters of the Deise! Half Cut Comedy; Laughter
Locally Brewed.
THE EMPTY CHAIR
FRIDAY 16 OCTOBER / 8PM / ST. PATRICK’S GATEWAY CENTRE / FREE EVENT
A short film, written, acted and filmed by five members of The Belong Club, a club for
people with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI), facilitated by ETB and Philip Cullen, a well
known local artist who teaches all area’s of the arts. It’s set in a hospital common room
used by long term patients and is a powerful piece aimed at getting the viewer thinking.
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HISTORY AND HERITAGE LAUNCH
WITH FORMER GOVERNOR OF MOUNTJOY,
JOHN LONERGAN
THURSDAY 22 OCTOBER / 8PM /ST. PATRICKS GATEWAY CENTRE
FREE EVENT
This year the theme of the History and Heritage talks
as part of Imagine is ‘Crime and Punishment’ and look
at various aspects of this theme throughout history,
including Brehon Laws, Public hangings in Waterford
and piracy around our coasts. Our special guest John
Lonergan.
John is a native of Tipperary and has managed to
advocate on behalf of prisoners throughout his career
as Governor of Mountjoy Prison.
John entered the
prison service in 1968 and in the years that followed
he saw human nature at its worst - and often, unexpectedly, at its best. He
developed a deep understanding both of human nature and of Irish society.
He is also a great observer of life and this is sure to be one of the main talks
during Imagine 2015.
Sponsored by Waterford Law Society
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HISTORY AND HERITAGE
SATURDAY 24TH OCTOBER
ALL TALKS AT ST. PATRICKS GATEWAY CENTRE
FREE ENTRY
3.20PM
BREHON LAWS IN ANCIENT IRELAND
EITHNE HEGARTY
Eithne Hegarty BL is a former
solicitor and currently a leading
barrister on the South Eastern
2PM
SMUGGLING AND PIRACY ON THE
SOUTH COAST OF IRELAND
CONNIE KELLEHER
Dr Kelleher is an underwater
archaeologist
with
the
National Monuments Service. She completed
her Doctoral thesis on the Confederacy of
Pirates in Southwest Ireland in the Early
Seventeenth-Century.
2.40PM
CRIME IN A GARRISON TOWN
JAMES DOHERTY
Circuit. Brehon Laws were in
many respects progressive. In
particular they enshrined the
central role played by women in the early Gaelic society.
4PM
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT
IN WATERFORD
PAT MCCARTHY
Dr Pat McCarthy examines the history and practices of hanging
in Waterford. It was the custom to hang the convict at, or near,
the scene of the crime. In a later period these hangings happened
near the Jail in Ballybricken and eventually within the walls of the
James Doherty is the organiser of the History and Heritage
jail. One had little chance of appeal, with the execution taking
Weekend and is currently researching the history of the British
place within 48 hours after the judgement. It was a very hit-and-
Garrison in Waterford in the 19th Century.
miss affair, since the executioner was usually a fellow convict.
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THE IMAGINE FESTIVAL
AND THE WATERFORD COUNCIL OF TRADE UNIONS PRESENT
BOOZE, BLAAS N BANTER
SATURDAY OCTOBER 24 / JORDAN’S AMERICAN BAR / 9AM TO 1PM
This event is a magical miscellany of ten minute local history talks which are mostly connected
with the sea trade of yore with musical interludes of song, comedy and the spoken word,
accompanied with complimentary blaas and fillings.
Topics this year include :
‘Seafaring adventures and Planet Saving’ - Grace O’Sullivan
‘The Artisan Settlement at Passage East’ -Damien Teirnan
‘Deep Sea and Foreign Going’ - Jody Power
‘The Glass House at Gurteen’ - Jack Burtchaell
‘Graves Shipping Company historical documents’ - Kieran Cronin
‘Shipping Consulates in the Port City of Waterford’ - James Doherty
Music is provided by: Pat Galvin, Jim Casey, Tom Mullane, Martyn Travis, Francie White, Alan
Colfer, Dyksie Walsh, Cathy Desmond, Paul
‘Lackandara’ Dillion and Dermot Power. Spoken word and poetry: Louis Quinlan, Jenni
Ledwell, Michael Power, Marcus Copely, Cllr.
Joe Kelly, Konor Halpin and Mathew Roche.
Journalist Ciaran Murphy will compere the
proceedings.
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SUPPORT IMAGINE
Imagine arts festival is a wholly volunteer–run festival,
that aims to keep the arts as accessible as possible
therefore many of our events are entirely free or have
modest ticket prices.
Keeping the arts accessible and affordable means
that Imagine is increasingly reliant on voluntary
contributions in order to make the festival sustainable
and to maintain the high calibre of performers and
events. This year we offer you 3 ways to support
Imagine Arts Festival
1. DONATE online using paypal at
2. Become a Friend of the Festival for an
annual subscription.
Details at www.imagineartsfestival.com
3. Buy a Wrist band at any of our events &
show your support for all to see
Imagine Arts Festival thanks all our supporters for helping
us to Imagine more every year!!!
WATERFORD
Proud Sponsors of
The Imagine Arts
Festival 2015
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