Festival season continues, and is pretty unrelenting, when you think about it! Longitude has only just left Marlay Park, and we’re back with all things funny in the Iveagh Gardens, with the Comedy Festival from the 25th to the 28th of June. KnockanStockan 2013 is in Blessington with some great Irish and international bands.
Theatre
A few new productions open their doors this week, with the official opening of Streetcar in the Gate, Feck off Crows in the New Theatre and Foreign Bodies in the Project.
Major Barbara starts at the Abbey Theatre on 31st July (next week).
A Streetcar named Desire starts at the Gate (Starts on Tuesday 23rd)
Best Man is at the Project Arts Centre (until July 27th) and Foreign Bodies starts in the Cube today (until August 3rd).
The quirky sounding ‘Feck off Crows’ is at the New Theatre.
Riverdance (June 27th – 1st Sept) is at the Gaiety Theatre
Shush is at the Civic Theatre
Declan O’Rourke (27th July) is at the Pavillion
Catalpa is at the Viking Theatre until July 27th.
Movies
The Lighthouse has a Ennio Morricone season, with Once upon a time in the West is on Wednesday the 24th
Eye to eye is at the IFI, which is a look at cinematography in cinema. This week there’s In the mood for Love among others.
Funny Face is at the Sugar Club on Sat 27th as part of the Film Fatale series.
Gigs
The world of music calms down a little, after the excitement of Longitude and the gigs in the Iveagh Gardens. KnockanStockan 2013 is the festival of the week in the Blessington Lakes. Ennio Morricone (image above) is in IMMA for two nights, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon 22 July
Hot House Big Band – The Mercantile
Tue 23 Jul
John Lyons, Tim Lyons and family – Unitarian Church
The Ragmen – Whelans
Wed 24 Jul
Lee Fields and The Expressions – The Sugar Club
Sean Needham and The Red – Whelans
Thu 25 Jul
Paul Dunmall Trio – NCH
Ash – Bulmers Live at Leopardstown 2013
Booka Brass – Whelans
BeauSoleil – Whelans
In Their Thousands – Odessa
Race The Flux – Whelans
Fri 26 Jul
The Hit – The Stunning and Julie Feeney – O2
Strangeways presents PINCH – Twisted Pepper
The Belief – The Mercantile
Keith Moss and The Tightrope Walkers – Whelans
Eoin Glackin – The Workman’s Club
Gangs – Whelans
Sat 27 Jul
Ennio Morricone – IMMA
KnockanStockan 2013
Hogan – Whelans
Led Zeppalot – The Village
DOGS – Whelans
Sun 28 Jul
Listen at Liliput – Liliput Press
Ennio Morricone – IMMA
KnockanStockan 2013
Rackhouse Pilfer @ Whelans
Talks/ Lectures
- Ireland’s History carved in stone – Join Mervyn Colville – Glasnevin Cemetry Museum – National Library of Ireland – Thursday 25 July, 1pm – 1.30pm
Cinema as Art Project – Lecture at RHK – Tuesday 23 July, 5.30pm, the Johnston Suite, IMMA at RHK
Cold Reading with Keith Barry (BOOKED OUT) – Science Gallery – Tuesday, July 23, 2013 – 18:00 to 19:15
Art –
Secretion by Willie Doherty is at IMMA (Image above) until 1st September at IMMA @ NCH Annex.
183rd RHA Annual Exhibition runs from 28 May-17 Aug, 2013. It always feels like summer to me when this exhibition opens! It’s well worth a look, and a great snap shot of art in Ireland.
I knOw yoU– IMMA Earlsfort Terrace – 19 April – 1st Sept 2013 – “I knOw yoU is a dynamic exhibition by a new generation of young European artists” or so says the blurb on the new exhibition in IMMA @ NCH (Earlsfort Terrace). It features the work of over 50 artists, so should be something for everyone! Quite looking forward to this one, Tino Sehgal also continues in the same venue.
Douglas Hyde – Gallery 1 – Eoin Mc Hugh (image above)- Augury, Gallery 2 – Frank Walter
Masterpieces of the Collection and Shades of Grey are at the National Gallery until September.
Chester Beatty – The Paintings is at the Chester Beatty (until Aug 31st)
Private Galleries:
The Summer Show is at the Peppercanister Gallery.
Liam Gillick’s ‘For the doors that are welded shut’ (image above) is at the Kerlin starts on (From 26th July).
Five into Four: Sara Flynn, Liam Flynn, Frances Lambe, Nuala O’Donovan, Cólín ÓDubhghaill is at the Oliver Sears until July 26th
The Kevin Kavanagh Gallery has Selective Perspectives – Group exhibition finishes May 30th – 27th July (Last Week).
Here are some of the bands features above:
