Friday 10th
Theatre Royal
The MidNight Collective
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with Music Generation Waterford feat. The New Brass Kings
The MidNight Collective is a popup ensemble made of 20 local young musicians (aged 15-19yrs) and musician educators from Music Generation Waterford working with The New Brass Kings on a series of creative arrangements that merge genres and feature some of the biggest hits from the 60s and 70s.
This will culminate in a late-night showcase gig at Theatre Royal on 10th May.
Funded by the Late-Night Events (Pilot Programme), a partnership between the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sports and Media and the Arts Council.
Supported by Waterford City & County Council’s Arts Office
Find out more information here – The Midnight Collective blog
Get your tickets here – The Midnight Collective
The Vic Tramore
Leslie Dowdall and Mark Caplice live @ The Vic Tramore as part of their “Both Sides Now” spring tour. Hoping to weave a bit of magic. Tickets available at:www.eventbrite.ie
Waterford FC vs Dundalk FC 7:45pm at Waterford RSC
The Blues return to the RSC this Friday (10th May), as they welcome Dundalk FC to the Blues home in their latest SSE Airtricity Men’s Premier Division clash.
After a perfect Bank Holiday weekend that saw the Blues pick up 6 points in their games away to Sligo Rovers & Shamrock Rovers, Keith Long’s side will look to bring that form back to the RSC this Friday with the visit of Dundalk.
An early second-half Christie Pattisson strike proved the difference between the Blues & the Bit o’Red in Sligo on Friday, before the Blues comfortably defeated the reigning Champions Shamrock Rovers by three-goals-to-one on Monday afternoon.
An own-goal from Rovers net-minder Leon Pohls put the Blues into the lead with just three minutes on the clock, before Johnny Kenny equalised minutes later for Stephen Bradley’s side. Dean McMenamy netted against his former club with a beautiful finish from distance mid-way through the first-half, before Connor Parsons finished off the scoring shortly after half-time with a stunning effort from the edge of the Rovers box.
Bank Lane![What's on in Waterford?](https://wiyp2020.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/app/uploads/2024/05/WILLA-WHITE-5.png)
Bar 8PM / Show 9PM
Theatre Vamps Presents
“The Life and Songs of Fleetwood Mac”
Performed by Derek Flynn, Lauren Cardiff & Paula Weldon.
Get your tickets here – Bank Lane tickets
Electric Avenue
CRY Charity gig
Come join us for a night of music and fun at Electric Avenue! The CRY Charity gig is a fantastic event where you can enjoy live performances while supporting a great cause. Get ready to dance, sing along, and make a difference in the lives of those in need. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to have a blast while giving back to the community. See you there!
Get your tickets here – Electric Avenue
Robert Boyle Summer School![What's on in Waterford?](https://wiyp2020.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/app/uploads/2024/05/RBSSGp-1024x683.jpg)
9th – 12th May: Waterford and Lismore celebrate Father of Chemistry Robert Boyle – various locations
Join us for the 12th Annual Robert Boyle Summer School, where Science meets Art
in a celebration of innovation and creativity. From May 9th to 12th, immerse yourself in the legacy of Robert Boyle, the Father of Modern Chemistry, born in Lismore.Discover
the fascinating connections between Science and Art with renowned scholars and artists. Explore Robert Hooke’s groundbreaking ‘Micrographia’ with antiquarian Roger Gaskell.Dive
into the genius of Leonardo da Vinci with Dr. Martin Landrus and figurative artist Una Sealy. Uncover the shared methodologies of Science and Art with Boyle scholar Nuala Clarke and mathematician Dr. Fernando Corbalán. Plus, witness how da Vinci’s vision shaped modern technology with SETU lecturer Carlos Garcia Pando showcasing the influence on 3D printing.
Engage your creativity with a botanical art workshop by Gooee O’Brien and unwind at the picturesque garden party at Lismore Castle, catered by Fullers Bistro of Lismore.
This unforgettable experience is made possible by CALMAST STEM Engagement Centre, South East Technological University, and the Lismore Heritage Centre, supported by Waterford City & County Council, local industry partners, and Lismore Castle Estates.
Secure your spot now at robertboyle.ie and join us for a weekend of exploration and inspiration. BOOKING ESSENTIAL!
For enquiries, contact Eoin Gill at eoin.gill@setu.ie
or 086 2630902.
Saturday 11th
Waterford Cultural Quarter
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Theatre Royal
DIRTBIRDS “GIRLS WORLD TOUR”
Ireland’s Queens of Comedy are back with their brand-new show “Girls World Tour”.
After their last sell out tour, which received standing ovations across Ireland and the UK, DirtBirds are bringing their highly relatable and spot on observational comedy back to the stage.
With a mix of stand-up and sketches this hilarious new show explores the fascinating female mind and answers burning questions like:
Why do we enter 1000 calories into our Noom app when we’ve really consumed over 6,000?
Why do we hold onto tights when they’ve ladders in them?
Why do we keep buying creams that we KNOW won’t stop our faces from sliding down our necks?
Come along to DirtBirds’ new show and make it a girl’s night out (or if you’re really clever a girl’s weekend away).
Go on… you deserve it!
“DirtBirds comedy is based on observing everyday situations and turning them into very intelligent stand -up, sketches and stories” The Independent
“Sinead and Sue identify a gap in comedy that women can really relate to…” The Times
“These internet sensations will have you in stitches” The Independent
Darkness into Light at Waterford RSC
Please register for DIL 2024 and come visit the Pieta DIL tree at People”s Park.
We decorated it with little yellow ribbons to raise awareness for our walk on 11th May 2024 at 4.15 am
All welcome
Waterford Ska Club
Sunday 12th
Dawn Chorus at Dunmore East Library
Tuesday 14th
Tully’s
Wednesday 15th
Garter Lane
The Bilberry Goats present: Is This It? (Sold Out)
The Bilberry Goats are in the 13th year of our original three-year plan. Our portfolio of work and sketches has grown exponentially in that time. From early revue shows of music and comedy to the more recent full-bodied productions such as What Rising in 2016, I Do, I Do, So I Do in 2019 and We’re All in this Together in 2022.
Garter Lane Theatre has become the home of the Bilberry Goats where the audience merges with the antics on stage to become as one, when the roars of laughter reverberate throughout the auditorium. So, in this 40th Anniversary year of Garter Lane, we thought we should mark it as only the goats could, with aplomb and sophistication in the form of comic chaos. It’s a nostalgic trip that looks back on some of the finer moments of past shows, but packaged in a new show that will still manage to surprise the audience.
For more information check out – Garter Lane
Thursday 16th
Theatre Royal
VIXEN by Helen Casey Starring Rose Henderson
Angie, mischievous and fun loving, reflects on her life as “the other woman”, delighting the audience with her scandalous tale!
VIXEN, written by Helen Casey and performed by Rose Henderson, is a compelling psychological drama of one woman’s resilience, determination and desperation to name the love that was hers, but belonged to another.
Both haunting and mesmerizing, it is a visceral exploration of love, unspoken loss and uncomfortable truths.
As we are drawn further into Angie’s world, the emotional rollercoaster plunges from the frothy highs to a much darker terrain filled with suspense and a gnawing grief.
Tis better to have loved and lost…or is it?
It is the first anniversary of Martin’s death.
Angie’s lover.
His family has come to visit his grave.
Angie watches the mourners from the safety of her car, hidden under the Yew tree.
She remains unseen, her own grief buried deep within.
She remembers the foxes, appearing in formation like a string of ugly thoughts…..
What’s on in Waterford? 10th to 16th of May
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