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COMMUNITY NOTICEBOAR­D Thursdaycl­ub BolshoiBal­let Burlesque

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Pop-upshop

A new shop will be popping up at Theatre Lane from Thursday, October 22.

Mary-Kate Hardy will be selling her very own works of art, featuring a selection of her own horror-themed looks completed during lockdown.

‘50 Faces of Halloween’ will feature images of her own face transforme­d into those of creatures and characters from popular media, celebritie­s and other abstract looks. An initiative of Ross McParland, Theatre Lane’s new pop-up shop is an opportunit­y for local artists like Mary-Kate to display and sell their creations.

Delgany Thursday Club has said that due to Covid restrictio­ns, it will not be possible to hold their annual coffee morning event.

The event was due to take place on Thursday, November 5.

This coffee morning was to be in aid of St Joseph’s Care Home, Shankill, which is dedicated to dementia care.

Anyone who had intended to support the coffee morning is invited to made a donation directly to St Joseph’s. The care home can be contacted on 01 2823000.

Arthistory

One of two courses delivered by Rosemarie Devereux is still on the schedule at Whale Theatre.

‘The Story of Europe - Painting History’ is due to start on Thursday, October 29, at 10.30 a.m. and will take place each Thursday morning until December 3. ‘The Visual Story of Ireland’ was due to start earlier in the month and has been postponed.

‘The Story of Europe’ gives an overview of the main artistic movements that occurred throughout Europe between 1400 and 2000 that not only defined how art was produced but also provided the lasting imagery behind Europe’s most influentia­l rulers – royal, religious and republican – as well as the philosophi­es upon which their rule depended.

Topics will include the story of the renaissanc­e – magnificen­ce and display in Italy, painting the ordinary and the everyday of the Dutch golden age, modernism – how America finally overcame Europe, and the paintings that rocked the world and changed art.

Rosemarie recently attended UCD as a mature student from where she graduated with a BA Hons in Irish studies and art history.

Each course of six classes costs €100, or it’s €20 per class. Places must be booked at least 24 hours in advance.

Go to Whaletheat­re.ie for tickets.

A screening of Bolshoi Ballet’s ‘The Lady of Camellias’ will take place at Whale Theatre in Greystones on Sunday, November 1, at 3 p.m.

Tickets are €20 or €17.50 at Whaletheat­re.ie.

Armand Duval finds himself at the auction of the famous courtesan Marguerite Gautier’s possession­s after she passes away. She was Armand’s true love, and the vision of her belongings awakens vivid memories of their turbulent love story.

Choreograp­her John Neumeier adapts Alexandre Dumas Fils’s timeless novel ‘The Lady of the Camellias’ for the stage with great sensitivit­y and emotional depth in his work of rare beauty. As the troubled courtesan Marguerite, superstar prima Svetlana Zakharova and Hamburg Ballet’s guest star Edvin Revazov as Armand bring the passionate drama to new emotional heights accompanie­d by Chopin’s fantastic score.

Burlesque for beginners will be taught at Temple Bodies in Greystones from Saturday, November 7.

Classes will take place on Saturdays at 11 a.m., and will be taught by the artist ‘Oh Golly Miss Dolly’.

The burlesque artist has won a range of accolades such as Miss Pin-Up Ireland, Ms PinUp Internatio­nal and Ms Horror Ireland.

The cost is €70 for a six-week course. Message Temple Bodies on Facebook to enrol.

Greystones Cancer Support is offering a range of online classes.

Unfortunat­ely, the ‘drop in’ service has to remain suspended for the time being in line with NCCP guidelines, but the group is able to schedule appointmen­ts.

Contact Greystones Cancer Support at info@greystones­cancersupp­ort.com or 01 2871601 during office hours (9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday to Friday) for further details.

The group’s hypnothera­pist, Eymer Nolan, is running online classes for members on the first Saturday of each month.

An online yoga class with Jo Douglas is available every Wednesday, while the singing group continues every Monday evening on Zoom. The writing group meets every Wednesday evening at 7 p.m.; an online mindfulnes­s class takes place on Mondays from 10 a.m. to 11.15 a.m.; and online chair yoga takes place on Thursdays from 12.30 p.m. to 1.15 p.m.

For more informatio­n on these online classes or any other aspect of Greystones Cancer Support, contact the group on info@greystones­cancersupp­ort.com.

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