Upcoming events at Nenagh Arts Centre
The Muriel O’Connor & Fran Curry Show – Saturday 9th March, 8pm, Tickets: €16.00 / €14.00 Muriel O’Connor and Fran Curry are launching their new album at their show at Nenagh Arts Centre and are inviting you to join them. The latest release from award winning duo is a mix of beautiful songs, duets, instrumentals […]
Award-winning writing, direction and a brilliant ensemble from Tipperary woman Orla Murphy – Remember to Breathe – Theatre at The Source Arts Centre in March
Writer and director Orla Murphy draws on her own emigrant experiences in New Zealand. Remember to Breathe is a play about three people trying to survive the ‘aftershocks’ of the Christchurch earthquake . In a pool in New Zealand, recent emigrant Maeve is learning to swim. Her ‘swimaholic’ coach spurs her on. But even […]
Upcoming Events at Nenagh Arts Centre
Introduction to Mask in Theatrical Performance by Simon Thompson – Saturday 19th January, 11am – 1pm, Tickets: FREE (Booking is essential) As part of his Artistic Residency at Nenagh Arts Centre in January, Simon will facilitate a 2 hour workshop where you will work with a variety of theatrical masks through games, improvisation and scenarios. […]
Tipperary Artist Receives Arts Council Next Generation Award worth €20,000
Tipperary artist Peter Fahey has been awarded a prestigious Next Generation bursary by the Arts Council, the state agency for funding and developing the arts has announced. The Next Generation programme recognises and promotes a selection of artists from different disciplines, such as traditional arts, music, dance, film, theatre and literature, and gives them the […]
Life Fragments – An Exhibition by Tipperary’s John Keating at The Source Arts Centre Thurles
Regarded as one of Irelands best figurative painters, John Keating was born in Tipperary and studied at Crawford College of Art Cork, Trinity College Dublin, Loughborough University and the Arts Students League of New York, which he attended as a Fulbright scholar. Keating has exhibited nationally and internationally including exhibitions in the U.S.A., Italy, Spain, […]
25 years after its first ground breaking tour, Pat McCabe’s ‘Frank Pig Says Hello’ returns to The Source Arts Centre Thurles
Twenty-five years after its first ground breaking tour, Pat McCabe’s FRANK PIG SAYS HELLO returns this Autumn to twenty theatres across Ireland, in a new production that brilliantly captures the legendary original. Desperately funny and yet deeply tragic, FRANK PIG SAYS HELLO is one of the great classics of modern Irish theatre. It tells the […]
Dromineer Literary Festival – Julian Gough and Lisa Harding appearing at opening 4th October 2018
Are you a safe reader? By that I mean do you always stick to the same kinds of novels or writers? There is great comfort in the familiar, no doubt, be that popular genres like the thriller, chick-lit or sci-fi. However, if you’re tempted to try something different, two writers, both Irish and one a […]
The Matchmaker starring Jon Kenny and Mary McEvoy at The Source Arts Centre Thurles
A classic of Irish Theatre, this is an opportunity for all those who missed this show last time around to finally see it. It is also a chance for those who enjoyed it to relive the experience. It is based on the novella “Letters of a County Matchmaker” by John B.Keane, one of Ireland’s most […]
Homeland: ‘Of MEMORY’ Group Exhibition at Damer House Gallery, Roscrea, Co. Tipperary
Homeland: ‘Of MEMORY’ Group Exhibition at Damer House Gallery, Roscrea, Co. Tipperary Since 2014, Homeland takes place in Damer House Gallery, Roscrea, Co. Tipperary in collaboration with the Loop Festival Barcelona and Safia Art Contemporani-Barcelona, Catalunja, Spain and is dedicated exclusively to video art and film. The current exhibition Homeland: ‘Of Memory’ brings together the […]
