Unmissable Swan Lake performance at the Barbican in March
FOLLOWING a critically acclaimed international tour that included Dublin Theatre Festival, Sadler’s Wells, London and Sydney Opera House, the winner of best production and best costume design at the Irish Times Theatre Awards 2017, comes to Droichead!
From the imagination of one of Ireland’s foremost dance and theatre-makers, comes a magical new adaptation of one of the most famous story ballets in the world, Swan Lake. Michael Keegan-Dolan has forged a searing new vision for this beloved tale, creating a world of magical realism, powerful imagery and potent storytelling.
Featuring a cast of thirteen, including actor Mikel Murfi, this Swan Lake is rooted in a place where ancient Irish mythology and modern Ireland meet. The Dublin based band Slow Moving Clouds has created a new score that combines Nordic and Irish traditional music with minimalist and experimental influences. The result is a Swan Lake for our time and a stunning debut for Keegan-Dolan’s new company, TeaDasa.
People should note that the production contains adult content. This production will take place offsite at The Barbican Centre, William St. and late-comers will not be admitted.
The show is on Saturday and Sunday, March 3 and 4th and ticket details are: Theatre Club Bundle : 6 for €76 | (To Book Call 041 9875140 | Visit Droichead Arts Centre, Barlow House, West St., Drogheda. No booking charge applies. fun-filled night out with plenty of healthy competition thrown in, as four local restaurants release their talented chefs as they battle it out creating delicious dishes against the clock!! No Pressure!! Red or Green – The audience decide who the winner will be.
Baltray Golf Club are looking to retain their win from 2017. They are up to the challenge & looking forward to possibly winning again.
Is your Restaurant interested in competing? Answering the challenge and having some fun as well?
If so please contact the P.R. & Marketing Team at Boomerang Youth Service 2014. Archbishop Eamon has been a leading voice in calling for a more equal and just society and has been a key player through the Bishops Conference in the planning for the World Meeting of Families in August 2018 (Dublin).
March 11th - Katie Ascough - A former pressdent of the UCD students union, Katie is a vocal advocate of retaining the 8th Amendment of the Irish Constitution. Katie recently won the Westminster Award for Human life, Human Rights and Human Dignity.
March 18th - Rev Daniel Nuzum - A minister in the Church of Ireland - Rev. Daniel is a Chaplain to University College Cork where he also acts as supervisor to the Chaplaincy training programme CPE. Rev Daniel has worked on the national frame work on the treatment of patients who suffer miscarriage.
March 25th - Elaine Mahon - A mother and a teacher by profession - Elaine is the Author of the Catholic religious curriculum ‘ Grow in Love’. Elaine has a wonderful sense of how the Church can communicate its message to the world of 2018 with respect and dignity.
All are welcome and invited to join with the wider faith community this Lent in reaching out to the hurt in society. a result the entire proceeds will go towards Drogheda Homeless Aid.
Honorary Treasure of St Peters COI, Clive Bagnall said “Last year, the Lenten Lunches held in St Peters COI produced a magnificent result of €20,000 for Drogheda Homeless Aid and this year we hope to match this figure”.
Pam Bagnall, the organiser said: “The idea behind the Lenten Lunches is that we are reaching out to our local community and it is a fantastic way for people to support this worthwhile local charity, and we are lucky to have this wonderful facility of our Parish Hall available to us.
If you wish to make an enquiry regarding the use of the St Peters Parish Hall, please phone the parish office on 041 9838792.
For further information on Drogheda Homeless Aid, please phone 041 9834492.