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OCTOBER 2008 Wednesday 1st October PSYCHO SPAGHETTI Admission: €10 Time: 11:30am Ideal for Secondary School Students |
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Saturday 4th & Sunday 5th October Beezneez Theatre Company Present YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE Admission: €18 & €16 Time: 8:30pm Rovers have reached the cup final for the first time in ten years. Tonto and Dusty are overjoyed with this success while their partners, Trish and Mags look on in bemusement. Holding a watching brief are friends Luke and Numbers, both with their own regrets and sorrows. When Dusty’s brother, Tony, who left town in mysterious circumstances after the last cup final appearance, arrives back for the final, the cosy world is turned upside down by a series of life changing events. |
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Thursday 9th October Ramor Comedy Club Present P.J. GALLAGHER Admission: €18 & €16 Time: 8:30pm |
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Friday 10th October Kilmore Diocesan Council PTAA Present JOHN HOGAN IN CONCERT Admission: €20 Time: 8:30pm |
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Saturday 11th October ON RAGLAN ROAD Admission: €18 & €16 Time: 8:30pm On Raglan Road, explores Irish poet Patrick Kavanagh’s obsession with the love of his life, Hilda Moriarty. The play also details Kavanagh’s rivalry with another Irish writer of the time, Brendan Behan who himself died in 1964. |
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Saturday 11th October JIM McPARTLIN EXHIBITION OF WATERCOLOURS Admission: Free Time: 7:00pm |
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Thursday 16th October The Gate Theatre Company Present WAITING FOR GODOT By Samuel Beckett Admission: €25 & €20 Time: 8:30pm |
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Friday 17th October European Ballet Present SLEEPING BEAUTY Admission: €20 & €17 Time: 8:00pm (Note early start) |
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Saturday 18th October MCD Productions Present THE HIGH KINGS Admission: €28 Time: 8:30pm |
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Thursday 23rd October Pumpkin Festival Events Present NIGHTS ON BROADWAY Produced by Kevin Hough The Ultimate Bee Gees Admission: €22 Time: 8:30pm |
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Saturday 25th October Monkeyshine Theatre Company Present THE GRANDMOTHER Admission: €6 per child Time: 4:00pm (Note early start) A warm and funny story about the melting of a frozen heart. Suitable for ages 5-12. |
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SEPTEMBER 2008 Monday 1st - Friday 5th September Livin' Dred Theatre Company Present REHEARSED READINGS Admission: €5 or Weekly ticket €20 Time: 8:30pm |
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Saturday 6th September Wonderland Productions Present LIFE SHOP TILL YOU DROP! By Alice Coghlan Admission: €15 & €12 Time: 8:30pm Ailish, our Recruitment Consultant heroine is out to get her dream man, dream job and dream life, by literally following the mantra’s of self-help gurus. After hitting her self-help books hard she joins an expensive Dating Agency, re-imagines her childhood, goes speed dating and feng shuis her apartment to attract love into her life. As, no Mayo parent, ex-boyfriend or block is going to stop our Ailish. |
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Thursday 11th & Friday 12th September Drumlin Players Present FAITH HEALER by Brian Friel Admission: €15 & €12 Time: 8:30pm All three were present during these events, so why are their stories so different. Who do you believe or are they all lying. Was there a baby and if there was whose was it. Was the death murder or suicide” |
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Saturday 13th September THE LEGEND OF LUKE KELLY Admission: €20 Time: 8:30pm Following the success of last year’s appearance, critically acclaimed tribute show The Legend of Luke Kelly returns to the Ramor for what promises to be another memorable performance. |
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Thursday 18th September Ramor Comedy Club Present KARL SPAIN Admission: €18 & €16 Time: 8:30pm |
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Friday 19th, Saturday 20th & Sunday 21st September Livin' Dred Theatre Company Present THE GOOD FATHER By Christian O’Reilly Directed by Padraic McIntyre Admission: €18 & €16 Time: 8:30pm A love story. Tim & Jane are from different sides of the class divide but after a random meeting at a New Years Eve party leads to an unexpected pregnancy they attempt to form a relationship against all the odds. |
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Thursday 25th September TOMMY FLEMING IN CONCERT Admission: €30 Time: 8:30pm Tommy Fleming is undoubtedly Ireland’s premier male performer. Live in concert, the songs featured are uniquely stamped with Tommy’s own indelible style, a performance that can only be captured live for that spine tingling feeling that leaves the listeners wanting more and more. |
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Friday 26th September JACK L IN CONCERT Admission: €25 Time: 8:30pm “Where on earth does that voice come from?” is the natural reaction on hearing Jack L sing for the first time. His recent album Broken Songs has so far gone double platinum here in Ireland. ‘My music varies from the intimate to the epic. I try to share thoughts and ideas and jokes and hopes and just generally like telling stories but I think music communicates on more levels than we understand.’ Jack L, Feb. ‘08 |
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Saturday 27th September David Hull Present FOSTER AND ALLEN IN CONCERT Admission: €30 Time: 8:30pm For more than thirty years Foster & Allen have entertained millions of people all over the world with their brand of melody and song with an Irish flavour. Having sold in excess of twenty million albums, including three gold albums over the last three years, Foster and Allen are amongst the world elite of easy listening artists. |
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Monday 8th September YOUTH DRAMA AND DRAMA WORKSHOPS Ramor Young Players will commence with youth drama. Time: 7:00pm to 9:00pm Youth Drama Tutor: Rikki van den Berg. Please note that a Junior Group for 10-12 year olds. Time: 5:00pm to 6:30pm every Monday evening also. Junior Group Tutor: Louise Arnold. All enquiries to the theatre on (049) 8547074 |
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Master of the Queen tribute. |
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Famous Irish & American Melodies. |
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Shaylyn celebrates the evolution of Irish Dance from earliest beginnings in ancient Ireland to the present day. Demonstrating how the events of history have impacted on and shaped our music, dance and song and our own changing attitudes to these traditions, Shaylyn brings together the best of traditional dancers, singers and musicians from the central border region for this exhilarating two hour show with dances set to soul stirring music, songs that illustrate the changing mood of times past and a story to make you proud. |
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Thursday 1st May This piece has been written and devised by the group themselves. This promises to be a powerful, exciting and vibrant piece. A modern and unique take on ancient classics, with the style and energy only Baileboro can bring. Friday 2nd May An exciting and vibrant night of theatre, performed by young people from Cavan County Council’s Youth Drama network. Some groups are working from scripts, while others are working on improvisations and issue based drama. The end result is a night of theatre not to be missed. Come along and support our young people on their dramatic journeys, and spot the stars of the future. Saturday 3rd May Storytellers continue to challenge their approach to telling classic tales. A young country girl is employed as governess to two orphaned children in a large country house. She begins to hear strange noises and becomes convinced that the children are in communication with the ghosts of two notorious people from the children’s past. The question is, are these visitations real or do they exist only in the governess’s mind?
The Fabulous Drifters come the Ramor Theatre for a long awaited return visit! It is advised to get your tickets early, as demand to see the world renowned chart toppers will be huge! The Drifters music personified the Sound Of Soul that influenced generations. It has shown itself to be one of the most definitive and enduring contributions to American Pop music history. Since 1953 the group have notched up over 35 top ten singles on both sided of the Atlantic. They come to perform all the hits and more in one 2 hour show of no stop Sweet Soul Music! The live show has been described as incomparable and energy packed. A non-stop bravura performance of class and vitality. Thursday 8th May Mad About The Musicals visits with a BRAND NEW 2008 show. This electric production of Musical Showstoppers was voted by many venues last year as one of the best one-night shows in the UK. From the poignant ‘All I Ask Of You’ to the dramatic ‘One Day More’ Mad About’s talented ensemble conjure stunning, high quality vocal performances, which evoke the true spirit of the West End. Transporting you on a whistle stop tour into the heart of London’s theatre land the show contains over 25 of your favourite musicals from composers such as Lloyd Webber. So, sit back and enjoy two hours of unforgettable West End and Broadway favourites. Friday 9th & Saturday 10th May This is the story of what happens immediately after the tragic end of Romeo and Juliet. Set during the tense truce between the Capulets and the Montagues after the deaths of Romeo and Juliet, while the trial of those implicated in their deaths is taking place. A powerful and vivid play, with a
modern and contemporary take on love and death, war and peace. Friday 16th May Wednesday 21st & Thursday 22nd May As a child, Peter had a vivid imagination. In his mind, he travelled to fantastical worlds and met incredible characters. But now as a grown up, he spends his life sitting at his desk in a white room with no windows and only a goldfish for company. He has lost his imagination and each day he attempts to find it, searching high and low. Can Peter find a path back to his imagination with the help of his young audience? Peter and his new friends will work together to bring colour back into his world. Thursday 22nd May Friday 23rd May “Welcome to Hell sweetheart”. Evelyn Delaney arrives up from the country in the summer of 1963 to begin her working life in a suburban Dublin telephone exchange. Dublin, she feels, is terribly different to Trim. Nora, Mags and Dympna have been working there for ages and seem very worldly. But it’s only a year before she can save enough to go back to live in Trim to marry the man of her dreams. A shared obsession with the gorgeous JFK brings the four women closer and soon they discover, hidden secrets won’t stay hidden all summer. This comes with the Venue Managers recommendation for a great girls night out. It’s a performance we can all relate to innocent, funny but with nice serious undertones….a great bit of fun. Saturday 24th May Traditional Song and Music Uilleann Pipes Harp and Sean Nos. Thursday 29th May A glamtastic stage show takes the audience on a rollercoaster ride through the 70’s with white flares, platform shoes, full costumes, performing all of Abba’s greatest hits; it’s an authentic throwback to the carefree times of the 70’s. Hear all the hits live, Waterloo, Dancing Queen, Supertrooper, Fernando and many more.
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Saturday 5th April Straight from the success of RTE’s latest comedy offering I Dare Ya up and coming comedians Andrew Stanley and Damian Clark burst onto the stage once more this time with a live show of their own individual stand up material combined with unseen highlights from the hit television series. Andrew and Damian will be taking their show full of crazy dares and ingenious stand up comedy on the road for a tour of Ireland for the very first time. Livin’ Dred Theatre Company Present
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Friday 29th & Saturday 1st In a bar in a remote part of Ireland three locals, together with the landlord are swapping spooky stories to impress an attractive young woman, recently arrived from Dublin. What begins as a simple visit to the local pub soon turns out to be an evening of both funny and spell-binding stories, until the final tale takes a strange and unexpected twist and changes the whole mood of the evening. Castleblayney Players are well known to audiences since 1991 and have won many awards for their productions. The group likes to perform challenging and entertaining plays, their most recent being ‘I Do Not Like Thee Dr Fell, Sharon’sGrave and In A Little World Of Our Own. Friday 14th
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Friday 11th Friday 18th & Saturday 19th Love is always patient and kind: it is very never jealous; love is never boastful nor conceited; it does not take offence and is not resentful. Love take no pleasure in other people’s sins but delights in the truth: it is always ready to excuse, to trust, to hope and to endure whatever comes. Love does not come to an end. In this new John McDwyer play, the author examines aspects of love from the viewpoint of two people who experience all the emotions that relationships create. Love is…is a funny touching evening of theatre, from the company that always delights its Ramor audience. Friday 25th Saturday 26th Before coming together to form the group, Wendy, Kay and Deirdre have built hugely impressive individual performance portfolios. Between them they have vast experience on a wide variety of entertainment platforms from lead-singer with Riverdance to soloists on the International Operatic Stage. Ten months after they first appeared together in The U.S, The Irish Sopranos made their Carnegie Hall debut on October 2nd 2004. They shared the stage with renowned Irish tenor, Ronan Tynan. The girls performed in Carnegie hall again on December 7th 2005. The Irish Sopranos have attracted great media attention on both sides of The Atlantic and recorded a one-hour programme for PBS Television which was broadcast for the first time on December 7th 2005, to coincide with their Carnegie Hall appearance. “A Time for Us”, The Irish Sopranos’ debut album is available nationwide and their new album, Believe, has just been released. The Irish Sopranos are delighted to be appearing at Ramor Theatre on the 26th January 2008. |
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