Please note the following upcoming events at The Carnegie Arts Centre:

FILM – The Illusionist – Thursday 10th March @ 8pm. Adm.€6
Director: Sylvain Chomet. UK, France 2010. 79 mins
Animation.

A delicately drawn and delightful second feature film from director Chomet that tells the whimsical tale (based on the unrealised script by Jacques Tati) of a weary and over-the-hill vaudeville magician and his quest for work. We follow him as he treks from Paris to the Western Isles and on to Edinburgh, acquiring along the way a young travelling companion who sincerely believes in his magical abilities.

Drama – Dancing at Lughnasa – 17 - 20 March @ 8pm

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND !



The Carnegie Players perform Dancing at Lughnasa. Photo by Peter Zoeller

If you missed Dancing at Lughnasa by the Kenmare Carnegie Players last month, you’ll be pleased to hear that they are back to perform on
the 17th, 18th, 19th& 20th of March at 8 pm each night. This will allow all those who were disappointed the last time, or indeed those who
expressed a wish to see this top class production once more...a chance to do so.

The cast includes many experienced actors, with the addition of some new exciting talent in the mix. This production of Brian Friel's Dancing at Lughnasa
has been tagged as one of the finest in recent years. With the unusual intro of the 1930's photo footage, the superb set, and great acting, a marvellous
night's entertainment is guaranteed. As ticket bookings are already well under way, the indications are for another run with the auditorium being full to capacity. 

So,act now...by booking with Claire at 064 6648701 or contact us at info@carnegieartskenmare.ie.

Music – La Luna– Saturday the 26th of March @ 8pm

Dutch music group La Luna will be performing at the Carnegie Arts Centre in Kenmare on Saturday, March 26th. With their soulful, enchanting and passionate songs, Holland’s number one worldpop band has been gathering an ever-growing audience across Europe. La Luna is known and appreciated for their delicate blend of musical styles, ranging from folk, pop, fado and jazz, to chanson and world music.

Accompanied by four acclaimed musicians – among whom saxophone player André van der Hoff – beautiful lead vocalist Helen Botman sings to her heart’s delight in as much as ten different languages. For their latest album, Harmoniepark, La Luna has been working with poets across Europe to set their work to music. Among them is Irish poet Mary O’Malley, who contributed to La Luna’s songs ‘Geis’ and ‘Lullaby’.

The La Luna in concert is a must-see for everyone who loves pure, passionate music!

Tickets €15 (Concessions €12)

Many Thanks
Claire Bunbury
Theatre Manager

t: +353 (0)64 6648701 e: info@carnegieartskenmare.ie w: www.carnegieartskenmare.ie a: Carnegie Arts Centre, Kenmare, Co. Kerry, Éire