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I was watching Irish band The Pillow Queens belt out a live performance of Liffey on James Corden’s Late Late Show when the thought struck me.
Minister Martin launches â¬50m suite of measures to support the Live Performance Sector â¬14m new support scheme for live entertainment businesses â¬5m to local authorities for outdoor live performances â¬5m capital supports for live entertainment sector â¬1m to St. Patrickâs Festival The Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media, Catherine Martin TD, today announced a new â¬50m suite of measures to support the commercial live performance sector to assist producers, promoters, venues and musicians. Minister Martin said: "I am very pleased to ...
Elise Archer,Minister for Arts The Tasmanian Government recognises the significant impact the COVID-19 pandemic had on the State’s cultural and creative sector, and that’s why we have provided significant support to help the industry get back on its feet. In December 2020, we announced a $2 million Live Performance Support Program to give the sector confidence to plan live performances in 2021. Through this program, our Government will share some of the risk of potential lost ticket sales if performances are required to be cancelled or significantly modified due to changes to Public Healt...
The show must go on - even if it is not in a theatre. Pat Moylan Productions presents the world première of 'The Secrets of Primrose Square', written and adapted for stage by Claudia Carroll and based on the book of the same name. The online recorded and streamed event will be available via mermaidartscentre.ie on Monday and Tuesday, January 25 and 26, at 8pm. Tickets are €12. Welcome to Primrose Square… At number 18, there's Susan - an ordinary woman dealing with the unimaginable, while her teenage daughter Melissa desperately tries to keep the family together. Next door is 60-something...
IRELAND’S only Irish Sign Language Interpreted pantomime, Jack and the Beanstalk at UCH Limerick has been extended due to overwhelming public demand. The panto will now run until midnight on Sunday, January 10 with a choice of online streams with or without signing. With people watching everywhere from Panama to Portlaoise and Brisbane to Bantry, the UCH Panto has already been viewed thousands of times right across the world. People have tuned in over Christmas from countries including Australia, the US, South America, Canada and New Zealand, as well as throughout Europe and of course, in e...