First Fortnight

All over Dublin great stuff begins to happen straight after Christmas. Check out this relatively new arts festival which is growing from strength to strength – its overall aim is to promote discussion and communication about mental health in Ireland  – loads of cool performances. Music. Theatre. Discussion. Forums. Check out the Workman’s Club and Project Theatre and lots of other venues. Plenty of free stuff! First two weeks of January Please support. http://firstfortnight.com/

Dublin Theatre: The Suitcase Milonguera

 
The Back Loft , 7-11 St. Augustine Street, Dublin 8
Description
The Libertango Smokin’ ClubA night of passion, heat and decaying glamour with a twist! Taking you on a rip roarin’ ride through the underworld and outer antics o
f a woman on the edge….

Nicole Rourke brings the character to life in ‘The Suitcase Milonguera’ –
A torrid tale of tango featuring dancer Hernan Catvin.

For a teaser….
http://thesuitcasemilonguera.blogspot.com/

The wonderful Truly Divine gives her own unique interpretation of the character’s world, playing out her emotional heartstrings with gusto…..and piano accompanyment by Mr Bryan Mullen.
For a taste of Truly…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DWJoNLykAQ

The Libertango Smokin’ Club dares you to a night of sultry passion and blistering wit. Be sure to check for your nearest fire exit!

When : December 8th (Thursday) 2011.
Where : The Back Loft. http://www.lacatedralstudios.org/
How much: €10
Doors open at 8pm. Show starts 8.30 sharp!

About the show: A novelist is close to despair.  Her fiery new heroine refuses to conform to the plot.  Fuelled by her intense passion for adventure, she escapes the boundaries of the manuscript and sets off to live her dream of dancing tango in the smoky salons of Buenos Aires.

What follows is an exciting comic journey of sultry romance and high drama. The Suitcase Milonguera will plunge you into the torrid underworld of tango. With her suitcases, red tango shoes and sensitive nose, Nicole Rourke delivers an uncompromising slice of Irish Magic Realism at its passionate, hilarious best.  

 

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C’mon Act The Maggot!

Do you secretly harbour a passion to be the next Dame Edna?
Well, maybe not! How about Harvey Keitel or Sigourney Weaver then? Why not try one of our six week Thursday evening classes conveniently located in Dublin’s city centre. Keep an eye out here or on www.facebook.com/ActTheMaggot for the new January 2012 dates. Hurry! Places are limited. Call 087 374 4926 or actthemaggot@gmail.com