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Limerick-based folk trio Kingfishr

Mary I double drama 

This Thursday to Saturday, students from Mary Immaculate College’s BA in Contemporary and Applied Theatre present an ambitious double bill in Belltable of Love and Information by Caryl Churchill and Lorca’s Blood Wedding adapted by Marina Carr. 

Love and Information presents a kaleidoscope of unconnected scenes populated by over 100 characters. The audience are taken on a journey which questions, celebrates and reflects our disjointed, fast-paced contemporary society. Local director Ann Blake is at the helm of Love and Information.

The students have been in intense rehearsals over the last few months in preparation for staging these shows back to back, 5pm and 8pm, over three dates giving audiences the exciting prospect of catching two shows in one night.

Theatre legend, Myles Breen directs Blood Wedding, a Spanish tale of passion and revenge set in a tribal community joined together by violence and blood. On the day of her wedding, a bride torn between following the strict rules of her world and her desire for freedom sets in course a train of events that will bring death to the village. 

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Playing at Belltable from Thursday May 11 – Saturday May 13.

Mic Drop Comedy & Aoife Nic Canna

COMEDY returns to The Record Room this Saturday May 13 with their regular Mic Drop Comedy night. MC  for the night is Kevin O’Connor who will be introducing Gary Doyle, Dave Sheehan, Mark Moloney, John O’Keeffe, Nghia Mai, MJ Stokes and Brian McCormack. Doors open at 8.30pm.

Later in The Record Room, Aoife Nic Canna will be on the decks spinning tunes for the night.

Other Voices Limerick

Anam – Songs for Hearts & Minds is an Other Voices production in partnership with  the Office of Public Works bringing intimate performances from beautiful landmarks to the screen every Thursday this May. 

This week it is the turn of Desmond Castle in Newcastle West featuring critically acclaimed pop newcomer Nell Mescal (sister of Paul Mescall), Limerick and Ireland’s hip hop royalty God Knows and a show stopping performance from Limerick-based folk trio Kingfishr.

The episode was recorded on April 26 last  in Desmond Castle Banqueting Hall.

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