SepTEMBER - DECEMBER 2015

ROSCOMMONARTS CENTRE

Autumn -Winter P r o g r a m M e o f E v e n t s

www.roscommonartscentre.ieBox Office: 090 662 5824

tHE FUREYS THE PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD KIERAN GOSS THE ALAN KELLY GANG JOHNNY CARROLL SEAMUS OROURKE ABBA FOREVER CONAL GALLEN OPERA THEATRE COMPANY EMMA BEEZNEEZ THEATRE COMPANY LOLLIPOPS CHILDRENS FESTIVAL ROSCOMMON DRAMA GROUP CHAROLAIS LITTLE LIGHT

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Agri_Culture Visual Art 5

Maria McKinney Visual Art 8

2nd Alan Kelly Gang with Eddie Reader & John Douglas Music 16

19th Jason OCallaghan Hypnotism 17

23rd - 26th Hairspray Musical Theatre 17

29th Turning Mammy Theatre 18

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2nd The Fureys Music 18

Art School Visual Art 6

3rd The Quiet Tree Children 10

7th Me, Michael Schools Show 11

8th Bake! Childrens 11

10th Lantern Making Workshops Childrens Workshop 14

12th Simply Music Workshops Childrens Workshop 15

13th Simply Music Workshops Childrens Workshop 15

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15th Charolais Theatre 19

20th Shh! we have a workshop Childrens Workshop 11

20th Emma Theatre 20

21st Shh! We have a plan. Childrens 12

23rd Snow Child Childrens 12

24th The Playboy of the Western World Theatre 21

27th Halloween Faces Childrens Workshop 11

28th Paper Bubbles Childrens 11

29th Dermot Byrne, Steve Cooney & Trevor Hutchinson Music 22

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3rd Mote Park: A Time & A Place Cinema 13

5th My Name is Saoirse Theatre 23

7th Victors Dung Theatre 23

10th How to Keep an Alien Theatre 24

14th Conal Gallen: A Laugh and a Half. Comedy 25

September - October 2015

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18th Susannas Secret & The Human Voice Opera 26

20th Johnny Carroll Music 27

26th-28th Roscommon Drama Group Theatre 27

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2nd Little Light Childrens 28

5th Christmas Memories Theatre 29

10th-11th The Elf Factory Childrens 30

11th On Beauty: Open Exhibition Visual Art 7

11th Kieran Goss Music 31

17th Cuckoo Connollys Curious Clock Shop Childrens 32

19th ABBA FOREVER Music 33

November - December 2015

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Workshop Programme: Theatre & Dance

Roscommon County Youth Theatre returns for a new term. Commencing with an open day on September 12th, when casting will also begin for their next production, themed around The 1916 Rising. New members aged 13-24 are welcome, no previous acting experience necessary.

Further information: Catherine Sheridan on 086 874 7024

SATURDAY 12th SEPTEMBER 12th DECEMBER

10am 12pm weekly | e70 per term4

Catherine Donnelly is a performer and member of Dance Ireland. Her Elderberries dance class for older people, aged 50+ focuses on techniques to improve strength, flexibility and balance. Classes are drop-in and participants should wear supportive comfortable non- slip footwear and clothing.

WEDNESDAYS 16th SEPTEMBER 9th DECEMBER 11.00am to 12.00pm | e7 per session

Elderberries Dance Ensemble ROSCOMMON COUNTY YOUTH THEATREwith ACHILLes Dance Initiative facilitator Catherine Donnelly.

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An exhibition of work developed during the Agri_Culture residencies at Roscommon Arts Centre and Leitrim Sculpture Centre. Simon Carman and Helen Sharp (Roscommon Arts Centre) will present their project Wilderness in Modified Landscape and Pauline OConnell (Leitrim Sculpture Centre) will show The Milk Well & The Tea Well.

EXHIBITION CONTINUES UNTIL SEPTEMBER 26th

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VISUAL ART Programme 2015 Agri _ Culture + ART AND AgriCULTURE II

The Milk Well & The Tea Well Pauline OConnell

Wilderness in Modified Landscape

Simon Carman & Helen Sharp

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OCTOBER - NOVEMBER

To coincide with the Lollipops Festival, artists Rhona Byrne & Vanessa Donoso Lpez along with Nollaig Molloy & Breda Coyne worked with National Schools in Roscommon to create an installation that will transform the gallery.

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Artists from or living in Roscommon are invited to submit work for this open exhibition. Send an up to date C.V, an Artist Statement and up to 5 images of work for consideration to linda@lindashevlin.com by November 20th.

FRIDAY 11th DECEMBER SATURDAY 30th JANUARY

On BEAUTY CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS

The artist Hotdesk & Reading Area is located in the gallery, giving artists living in the County free access to video, sound and image editing software (Adobe Premiere, Photoshop, inDesign), free wifi, books, magazines and informational publications relating to the visual arts. The space can be used for up to an hour without a booking, but booking is advised if longer periods are required. For further information please contact: linda@lindashevlin.com

ARTIST HUB

open exhibition

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OFFSITE EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS

SPUD is still on view at Strokestown Park. Deirdre will host a SPUD inspired lunch and give a brief talk on the project as part of Heritage Week. Booking essential: linda@lindashevlin.com

SATURDAY | AUGUST 29th | 2pm STROKESTOWN PARK HOUSE

Marias work considers the complexities that structure our everyday environment. Newly commissioned small works have been placed within the existing exhibits of the House, where a more traditional display of her work is also on show.

CONTEXTS:02 Is an exhibition of works from the Boyle Civic Art Collection, that pick up on the materials, process and aesthetic of McKinneys installation.

EXHIBITION CONTINUES UNTIL SATURDAY 26th SEPTEMBER

Strokestown Park House

DEIRDRE OMAHONY: Maria McKinney New & Recent Work King House Boyle

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VISUAL ART Programme 2015 OFFSITE EXHIBITIONS & EVENTS

Ruth Lyons: The Park Research ProjectVisual artist Ruth Lyons will use Lough Key Forest Park and its environs as a site for researching a new art project this autumn. Ruths work is concerned with landscape and for this project, she is interested in how space exploration re-defines our perception of the earth and the space we inhabit. The work produced will be installed in 2016.

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Lollipops CHILDRENs FESTIVALLollipops is Roscommon Arts Centres month-long programme of childrens events, which takes place in October at both the arts centre and at schools around the county. This years programme launch takes place on Saturday October 3rd from 2pm on-wards and youre invited! Join us for The Quiet Tree and lots of cool free activities in the arts centre foyer.

The Qu ie t TreeThe creatures of Whistleberry Forest have discovered a little oak tree growing deep in the woods. However, there are no birds singing, no leaves rustling, and no animals scurrying around its trunk. Presented by Ceol Connected, this delightful musical takes children and accompanying adults on an adventure through the forest where they explore instruments, sing, and dance, and help Oran the owl, Sorley the snail and Faoln the frog bring a little oak tree to life.

SATURDAY 3rd OCTOBER | 5 | 2pm Show - ages: 2 - 4 | 3.30pm Show - ages: 4-6

Ceol Connec t ed

Join Roscommon Lamb Festivals celebrations with an evening of traditional music and song. Featuring musical performances from talents such as John Wynne, John McEvoy, Rachel Garvey, Jacinta McEvoy, plus guests Noel Sweeney, Donna McCann and Martin OMuiri. A great night guaranteed!

THURSDAY 30th APRIL | 8pm | 15

Me, Michael Tara McKevitt Me, Michael explores the magic and the intelligence of an imaginative child growing up without a father in 1930s Donegal. By sharing his family story, Michael finds a new strength in dealing with prejudice. This charming tale re-frames Brian Friels Dancing at Lughnasa with all the exuberance and insight of the original.Part of the Abbey Theatres Community and Education programme.

WEDNESDAY 7th OCTOBER | 5 | Ages: 10-12

Its Prince Fredriks 9th birthday, but who will bake the royal birthday cake? As things heat up in the busy basement kitchen of the palace, young baker Madeleine tries to prove herself to her Father. Bake invites you into the action...be warned, things could get messy!

THURSDAY 8th OCTOBER | 10am &11.30am | 5 |Ages: 4 6

ABBEY THEATRE Priming the Canon

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BAKE!Lollipops: Performances

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Join Roscommon Lamb Festivals celebrations with an evening of traditional music and song. Featuring musical performances from talents such as John Wynne, John McEvoy, Rachel Garvey, Jacinta McEvoy, plus guests Noel Sweeney, Donna McCann and Martin OMuiri. A great night guaranteed!

THURSDAY 30th APRIL | 8pm | 15

CAHOOTS NI THEATRE COMPANYBased on the Chris Haughton book of the same title, this delightful tale follows madcap characters each of whom has a plan, they all want to capture a beautiful bird perched high in a tree! Prepare to be enchanted and amazed by this unique and engaging production featuring magic, music, puppetry and lots lots more! Created and Directed by Paul Bosco Mc Eneaney. Music by Garth McConaghie

WEDNESDAY 21st OCTOBER11.30am & 5pm | 5 / Family of 4 16

Ages: 4 - 8

As the snow falls, a magical snow child appears to a lonely couple, bringing joy and laughter to the whole village. But as the seasons turn, will the Snow Child and her parents find their happily ever after? With music, movement and enchanting storytelling, come meet the magical Snow Child.

FRIDAY 23rd OCTOBER | 10am & 12.30pm | 5 | Ages: 37

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Lollipops: Performances

Shh! we havE a plan

SCHOOLS & FAMILYPERFORMANCES

tutti frutti & York Theatre Royal

Paper Bubbles

Roger is a musician with two loves: his trumpet and playing with bubbles if only he could get his trumpet to play bubbles! One night in a dream, Roger meets a mischievous fairy from a land of bubbles, who tries to help Roger in this enchanting story. A dynamic and magical performance combining dance, music, projection, and a lot of bubbles....bubbles of all kind: paper, soap, digital, balloon and shadow bubbles.

WEDNESDAY 28th OCTOBER | 5pm | 5 | Ages: 3-10

Mote Park, a Time and a Place

Mote Park, a Time and a Place chronicles some of the history of this local area including its time as a landed estate. Mimar Medias schools edition has extra explanatory narration, illustrations and graphics. Pre- booking essential.

TUESDAY 3rd NOVEMBER | 10am & 11.30am | Admission Free | Ages 9 12

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Lollipops: Performances

FAMILY SHOW

PRIMARY SCHOOLS SCREENING

Anna will be on hand for another mask-making workshop, where artistic flare and imaginations are encouraged to run free. So if youre planning on being a goblin, a witch a super-hero or a sparkly princess youll still need a killer headpiece to set off your outfit!

TUESDAY 27th OCTOBER | 2pm | 5 | Ages: 5+

Tom is renowned for creating large installation pieces for Macnas parades, festivals and community projects. This workshop allows participants to create their very own large paper lanterns, which are designed to hold a small light, making them a great accessory for any Halloween costume or party!

SATURDAY 10th OCTOBER | 11am 1pm | 2pm 4pm | 15 includes materials | Ages: 10+

Book to come to see the family peformance of Shh! We Have a Plan and be in with a chance to win a place at this pre-show workshop. This interactive workshop is movement based and designed to encourage fun, play and creativity, while looking at how a story can be told using music, physical theatre and a little magic!

TUESDAY 20th OCTOBER | 3.30pm 4.30pm |Ages: 6 - 8

Halloween Faces

LANTERN MAKING WORKSHOP With Tom Meskell

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Lollipops: WORKSHOPS

With Anna Spearman

Shh! we havE A .....Workshop

LIMITED CAPACITYPre-booking Essential

Lollipops: PerformancesLollipop STICKS: RURAL SCHOOLS

Roscommon Arts Office has a selection of publications for teachers and this October, were launching our Teachers Resource library. Youre invited to visit our reading area, browse the publications and avail of our free rental scheme. From plays, to books on movement and dance, to writing prompts and musical instruments, weve unearthed some wonderful books to inspire you! Pre-school/Montessori teachers also welcome.

Working with professional musicians, Simply Musics fun workshops, blend interactive technology with performance. Children will have the opportunity to use percussion instruments and boomwhackers and learn about rhythmic development, instrumental exploration and music making. The day-long sessions are available to two schools outside of a 5 mile radius of Roscommon town and are designed for 1st 6th class students

MONDAY 12th & TUESDAY 13th OCTOBER | TBC

TEACHERS RESOURCE LIBRARY HANDS ON FOR FUN

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The Alan Kelly Gang with Eddi Reader & John DouglasThe Alan Kelly Gang are back once more with Eddi Reader (Fairground Attraction) and Trashcan Sinatras guitarist and songwriter, John Douglas. Their performances have been praised for leaving audiences spellbound, and if last years sell - out show here is anything to go by, audiences are in for another musical treat! If you didnt catch them last time...this is your chance.

WEDNESDAY 2nd SEPTEMBER | 8pm | 20 / 18

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September Programme

a drive and energy that will keep the chill out of the coldest winter night

- Folk Radio UK

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Its 1960s Baltimore, and change is in the air. Tracy Turnblad, has a passion for dancing, and when she wins a spot on a TV dance programme, she finds herself transformed from outsider to teen celebrity. But can she out do the shows reigning Princess, integrate the television show, and find true love all without messing her hair?

SCHOOL MATINEE PERFORMANCES: WEDNESDAY 23rd & THURSDAY 24th SEPTEMBER | 12pm | 5

EVENING PERFORMANCES: WEDNESDAY 23rd & THURSDAY 24th SEPTEMBER | 8pm | 10 FRIDAY 25th & SATURDAY 26th SEPTEMBER | 8pm | 15

In this breathtaking and hilarious show, Jason hypnotises volunteers to believe that there are world famous celebrities, participating in the X Factor and that they can speak to Aliens amongst other antics! Could you be the star of this show?

SATURDAY 19th SEPTEMBER | 8pm | 15

Jason O Callaghan: The Hypnotist Live

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Sisters Martha and Mary live together on the family farm. While much of Marys time is dedicated to finding her child adopted at birth, Marthas time is dedicated to waiting on Ambroses Mammy to die so that they can finally marry! John McDwyers new play promises plenty of laughs and moments of melancholic sadness.

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September / OCTOBER Programme

TUESDAY 29th SEPTEMBER | 8pm | 17/15

Turning Mammy BY JOHN MCDWYERBEEZNEEZ THEATRE COMPANY

Legends of Irish music & song, The Fureys are renowned for hit songs such as When You Were Sweet 16, Red Rose Caf and Steal Away. Formed in 1978 and still going strong with the release of their new CD The Times They are a Changing. Come along and join Eddie and George for a wonderful evening of song and memories.

FRIDAY 2nd OCTOBER | 8pm | 25

THE FUREYS

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CHAROLAIS by Noni Stapleton

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An age old tale of female rivalry with a new twist: the other woman is a cow a pure-bred Charolais heifer! Siobhans boyfriend devotes considerable attention to his prize heifer at the expense of his very pregnant girlfriend whose homicidal jealousy for this Charolais also now extends to her future mother in law!

THURSDAY 15th OCTOBER | 8pm | 16 /14

WINNER OF THE LITTLE GEM AWARD

AT DUBLIN FRINGE 2014

A fast-paced, witty, and intensely emotional tale filled with laughter, loss and despair. - Irish Times

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HOTBUCKLE PRODUCTIONSAustens Emma is a handsome, clever and rich young lady, who cant help meddling in other peoples business! But as her interfering gets out of hand and events spiral beyond her control, can Emma untangle the web shes spun? Yet another adaptation of a classic from this great company - If you enjoyed David Copperfield and Persuasion, then dont miss this!

TUESDAY 20th OCTOBER | 8pm | 16/14

OCTOBER Programme

Emmaby Jane Austen

OCTOBER Programme

The Playboy of The Western World BLUE RAINCOAT THEATRE COMPANY First staged to riots when it opened in the Abbey Theatre in 1907, The Playboy of the Western World is a darkly comic masterpiece, which tells the story of Christy Mahon, who stumbles into a public house in County Mayo claiming he has killed his father. Christy is first celebrated and then reviled for patricide. Blue Raincoat Theatre Company breathe new life into JM Synges most famous and controversial play.

SATURDAY 24th OCTOBER | 8pm | 18/1621

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OCTOBER Programme

DERMOT BYRNE, STEVE COONEY & TREVOR HUTCHINSONJoin Dermot Byrne (Altan), Steve Cooney (Stocktons Wing) and Trevor Hutchinson (The Waterboys) in a collaboration between musicians with impeccable traditional music credentials. Dermot (accordion), Steve (guitar) and Trevor (bass) will bring the beauty and joy of the best of traditional Irish music in an evening not to be missed.

THURSDAY 29th OCTOBER | 8pm | 18/16

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NOVEMBER ProgrammeMY NAME ISSAOIRSEIts 1987, Ireland has just won the Eurovison, and mobile phones are about to be invented. Saoirse lives with her Da and her brother and prefers running through the fields to chasing after boys. But after one fateful night, she is forced to set out on a journey that takes her miles away from her home and the carefree life she once knew!

THURSDAY 5th NOVEMBER | 8pm | 14/12

Victor Maguires war with the world is interrupted by a call with the news that he hasnt long to live. His existence and the existence of a God are brought into question as Victor cartwheels into memory, despair and eventually love another opportunity for audiences to see Seamus O Rourkes acclaimed performance as Victor!

SATURDAY 7th NOVEMBER | 8pm | 16/14

Laugh, Cringe, Cry all in the space of an hour.

- The Irish Times

Sundays Child Theatre Company

Big Guerilla ProductionsVictors Dung

by Seamus O Rourke

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Sonya needs to secure an Irish visa for her Australian partner. They met. They fell in love. Now all they have to do is prove it to the government! From the townlands of Offaly to the depths of the Queensland bush and a hell of a lot of paperwork in between, this production marks Rough Magics debut Roscommon performance.

TUESDAY 10th NOVEMBER | 8pm | 18/16

Rough Magic Theatre Company present Inventive and delightfully magnetic theatre

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Conal Gallen is back with his hilarious new one man stand - up show. A jam-packed show with over 2 hours of hilarious jokes, stories and songs which will have you in stitches from start to finish!

Age recommendation 16 +. Tickets must be paid for at the time of booking.

SATURDAY 14th NOVEMBER| 8pm | 25

Conal Gallen in

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Susannas Secret& The Human Voice

Opera Theatre Company

Enjoy two short operas celebrating classic 20th century works, sung in English.

Soprano Rachel Croash and baritone Rory Musgrave perform in Wolf-Ferraris Susannas Secret; a stylish, comedy opera built on marital misunderstanding - A man suspects his wife is having an affair when he smells cigarette smoke from her clothes, and strives to discover her secret with hilarious consequences!

Poulencs The Human Voice, stars soprano Kim Sheehan as a young woman who is driven to the point of desperation as she tries to connect with her ex-lover over the telephone. A deep and emotional depiction of the aftermath of a relationship, these performances are a perfect introduction to opera and a must-see for opera lovers.

NOVEMBER Programme

WEDNESDAY 18th NOVEMBER | 8pm | 25/22

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NOVEMBER Programme

JOHNNY CARROLLCelebrating 58 years in the music industry The Man with the Golden Trumpet is back! Joined on the night by the Blue Lace Band, Johnny will be belting out well known golden oldies from the big band era to rock n roll with a bit of trad thrown in.

FRIDAY 20th NOVEMBER | 8pm | 15

Following on from their recent successes with The Lady of the Manor and The Mundy Scheme, Roscommon Drama Group return this autumn with their latest production, under the direction of Noreen Hawkins. Keep an eye on our website and Facebook Page and of course the local press for full details of the show.

THURSDAY 26th - SATURDAY 28th NOVEMBER | 8pm | 12/10

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It is winter, snow covers the land and a family looks forward to the arrival of spring. But one day the sun doesnt rise and when it doesnt rise the next day, or the next and darkness settles in, they realise someone has stolen the Sun! Follow the exciting story of a little girls adventure to bring back the sun and save her family.

WEDNESDAY 2nd DECEMBER | 10am & 12pm | 5 | Ages: 7 - 12

Little LightMONKEYSHINE THEATRE

DECEMBER Programme

Co-Commissioned by The Pavilion Theatre, Dun Laoghaire.

Inspired by Lucia and The Light by Phyllis Root.

DESIGNATED SCHOOLS & CHILDRENS SHOW

Christmas MemoriesDECEMBER Programme

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Anthony OBoyle takes the audience on a nostalgic look back at Christmas in a small rural village in the west of Ireland. Comedy sparkles and illuminates a collection of stories that are rich in humour and pathos. A festive show filled with a homely, heart warming-collection of tales and the occasional song.

SATURDAY 5th DECEMBER | 8pm | 15 /12/10 Group of 20 discount

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F O R E V E R

ROSCOMMON ARTS CENTRE INFORMATIONRoscommon Arts Centre is located on Circular Road, Roscommon. Co Roscommon.Box Office: 090 6625824

Tuesday Friday 10am 5.00pm

Saturdays: 2pm 5pm on performance days only.

On performance evenings, box office hours: 7.15pm 8.30pm.

The Gallery is open to the public during centre opening hours.

Please note tickets should be collected at least fifteen minutes before the advertised start time. Alternatively tickets can be collected from the box office during opening hours.

RESERVATIONS:Reservations will be held pending payment until 48 hours before a performance. Group reservations are held until one week before a performance. In order to comply with fire regulations, each person, even babies, must have a valid ticket for performances. Please check your reservation at time of booking as there is room for human error and mistakes cannot always be rectified at a later stage.There are no refunds or exchanges on tickets, unless events are cancelled/re-scheduled. If you are unable to attend an event please contact us and we will endeavour to assist you.

DISABLED PATRONS:Roscommon Arts Centre welcomes patrons with disabilities and can accommodate up to 8 wheelchair users at each performance. Patrons who are physically disabled, hearing, or visually impaired must be escorted to events. As a courtesy the escort will be given a complimentary ticket to attend. These tickets, as well as wheelchair locations are sold on a first-come, first-serve basis, so please inform the Box Office of your seating needs at time of booking.

Although animals are not permitted in the arts centre, an exception is made for guide dogs and service animals, the box office should be made aware of such accommodations at time of booking Please note the arts centre does not have elevators or escalators; the gallery and workshop spaces are not wheelchair accessible.

LATECOMERS:We regret to inform you that latecomers are not admitted under any circumstances. This policy is stated clearly on the back of all tickets and as part of the online booking facility which you agree to, by clicking acceptance of the terms and conditions. Staff also inform patrons at time of booking.

Shows commence promptly at the advertised start time. Roscommon County Councils Code of Conduct for Customers and members of the public, clearly states the harassment of staff and behaviour which is disruptive will not be accepted and in this instance you will be asked to leave the premises.

PAYMENT:Payment can be made by cash, debit card or cheque. Cheques should be made payable to Roscommon County Council.

TICKET PRICES:Where an alternative price is advertised, this applies to children & young people, full time students, senior citizens (65+), the unwaged (with social welfare cards), the disabled and to those with restricted mobility. ID cards may be required.

LAST LAUGH COMEDY CLUBLast Laugh Comedy Club is an over 16s event unless otherwise advertised. ID cards may be required.

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