THE Vulture

The Mail critics’ pick of the week’s must-see events

ON STAGE CINDERELLA

THE classic fairytale is being brought back to the stage for those in the Rebel County this Christmas. Kicking off tomorrow and running until January 13, the panto stars Zoe Talbot as Cinders and Ross McLeod as the handsome Prince Charming. Expect lots of laughs and all the romance ÷ Tickets start from €28 for a single ticket, see everymancork.com.

ON SHOW MAKE HASTE, SLOWLY

THIS collaborative exhibition is taking place in the Return Gallery in Dublin’s Goethe-Institut. The show opens today with artists’ performances and talks from 6pm to 9pm, presented in the context of Liam Gillick’s Denominator Platform, which is also currently on display. Free admission.

÷ The Return Gallery, GoetheInstitut, Dublin until January.

ON TOUR DEF LEPPARD

IT’S A sort of homecoming for Stepaside’s most famous resident as Joe Elliott and his band rewind to the heady days of Hysteria. If you are looking for a rock album that sums up the 1980s, this is up there with the best of them. From Animal to Pour Some Sugar On Me and Love Bites, rockers will be in their element.

3Arena, Dublin tomorrow night.

ON SONG MARTIN MACKIE

MAGIC POTION is the first single from Temperance Songs, an album that’s due in the spring. Mackie, formerly of The Donnelly Brothers and the Popgun Plot, centres this song round the search for booze after the pubs close, with a video by Laura Sheeran, Ed’s cousin.

https://martinmackie.bandcamp. com/track/magic-potion

ON SALE WINTER PRINT FAIR

THE Winter Print Fair is the ideal place to snap up a festive present for the art lover in your life. It showcases a group of artists working in the medium of print and lettering and a framer will be taking orders so prints can be framed for Christmas.

From today to December 2. Admission free.