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July 30, 2009
 
 







 

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CultureNorthernIrelandWith Féile an Phobail fast approaching we talk cricket with Divine Comedy frontman Neil Hannon, discuss the finer points of George Clooney with playwright Brenda Murphy and take a drop of tea with Father Ted actress and author Pauline McLynn.

Also this issue, check out our most popular online exhibition to date as the Bombay Street: Taken from the Ashes exhibition moves to St Mary's University College, and delve into the murky world of e-reading with author Garbhan Downey.

Finally, we check out play-in-progress Sacraments for the Living and the Booker Prize longlist, and give away tickets to see Chicago at the Grand Opera House. And all that jazz...

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Garbhan DowneyAdventures In E-Reading
'While I hope that books will always be with us, the march towards e-reading is inexorable,' says Garbhan Downey.

Neil HannonFéile: Neil Hannon
'The reason I love cricket is because it's the opposite of rock 'n' roll. It's not trying to be cool, it's just what it is.'

Pauline McLynnFéile: Pauline McLynn
'Joan of Arc is the opposite of Mrs Doyle in every way. And I'd get to wear chainmail. How cool would that be?'

Foy VanceMusic of Northern Irish Origin
Organiser Foy Vance takes time off from recording new material to promote Belfast's latest music festival.

The AnswerAU Presents: The Answer Tour Diary
'My first gig back is at Estadio Calderon stadium in Madrid. It's a shock to play to 55,000 people after six weeks off.'
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Brenda MurphyFéile: Brenda Murphy
Writer of the one-woman play A Night With George on why women were left behind in Northern Irish drama.      
Culture Live!

The Rocky Horror Picture ShowThe Rocky Horror Picture Show, July 31-August 1, Grand Opera House.
Enjoy a screening of the cult classic followed by drinks and a DJ.

Music of Northern Ireland OriginMONIO, August 1-2, The King's Head. A two-day showcase of Northern Ireland's musical talent including David Holmes and ASIWYFA.

FifteenFifteen, until August 4, The Alley Arts Centre. Fifteen artists exhibit portraits and landscapes in oil and watercolour.

Material MorphologyMaterial Morphology, August 6-September 6, QUB Medical Centre. Helen Moore exhibits metaphysical scientific artifacts.

Click here for more August Craft Month events.

The Swell Season
The Swell Season, August 18, Millennium Forum. Glen Hansard of The Frames and Marketa Irglova bring
their live show to Derry.


Roger Llwellyn as Sherlock Holmes. The Life and Death of Sherlock Holmes, Newcastle Centre, August 21. Roger Llwellyn stars as the world's most famous detective.

The Ulster Youth OrchestraThe Ulster Youth Orchestra Summer Concert, August 22, Ulster Hall.
Includes work by Sibelius and Humperdinck.

The ScriptThe Script, September 1-2, Waterfront Hall. Dublin pop rockers bring their high harmonies and break-up songs to Belfast.


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The Exercism of Mary RoseWin tickets to see The Exercism of Mary Rose at the OMAC, a copy of the book Missing You Already by Pauline McLynn and tickets to Chicago at the Grand Opera House.
What the critics say


Amy DumasMUSIC REVIEW: The Luchagors
Ex-WWE wrestler shrugs off the boos.

Write on the EdgeTHEATRE REVIEW: Write on the Edge
Female writing initiative pays off.

Felix MendelssohnCLASSICAL REVIEW: Ulster Youth Choir
Love in the time of choral music.

JandekMUSIC REVIEW: Jandek
'Fraudulent art... A swindle of the highest order.'
 

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