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Buddy - The Buddy Holly Story is the multi-award-winning, world-wide smash hit musical celebration of the life and tragic death of Buddy Holly. Buddy has been seen by over 20 million people around the world. It’s had audiences on their feet in both London’s West End and New York’s Broadway and now Buddy, the world’s most successful rock ‘n’ roll musical, is coming to the Royal Castlebar Theatre and Event Centre. This toe-tapping, hand-clapping live music extravaganza starts on Tuesday November 18 and runs until Sunday November 23.

Film Club

Coyotes Late Bar & Club, Forster Street, Galway, is the city's first purpose built American theme bar. The venue has three different bars, each with a different theme — a Coyote Ugly bar featuring dancers and singers; Al Capone's gangster bar in fifties’ style with pool table and jukebox; and the old Hollywood themed cocktail bar which provides a selection of cocktails, wines, and champagne in a relaxing, comfortable environment.

NIKO AND The Way To The Stars, a new children’s feature animation which comes to The Eye and the Omniplex this Saturday and Sunday, was made by local Galway company Magma Films.

Galwegians who long to see cutting edge and avant garde cinema will be thrilled to hear that the city is about to host a festival of such films which is set to be the only festival of its kind in Ireland.

Preparations have been under way over the last few weeks in St Joseph’s Secondary School Castlebar for this years transition year musical production, Lionel Bart’s musical, Oliver. This show has had a recent West End revival, thanks to last years BBC talent show, I’d do anything and the girls at St Jo’s, already familiar with the songs from the TV show and the film, are delighted to be putting on their own Oliver performance

EXPERIMENTAL AND avant-garde films fall well outside the mainstream but cinema goers with an ‘open to anything’ attitude can discover in them a whole new world of movie going and come away with new perspectives and a hunger to see more.

Dreamstuff Youth Theatre are set to launch yet another dramatic assault on the shocked and awed public of Kilkenny when their 16th production hits the Watergate stage next week.

Students from the All Stars Performing Arts Academy will present Beauty and the Beast Christmas panto at Claremorris Town Hall tonight (Friday December 5) at 8pm; Saturday December 6 at 2pm and 8pm and on Sunday December 7 at 2pm and 8pm.

Ballina Film Club’s autumn/winter programme continues on Tuesday December 16 at 8pm, with The Bothersome Man in Ballina Arts Centre. Norwegian director Jens Lien's debut, The Bothersome Man is a surreal, idiosyncratic black comedy. When forty-year-old Andreas (Trond Fausa Aurvag) mysteriously arrives in a strange city, with no memory of how he arrived, it seems a perfect place to live. He is fitted out with an office at an accountancy firm, and a smart new apartment. The people are friendly; he even finds romance with the pretty Anne-Britt (Petronella Barker). But beneath the surface, there is something sinister. This clean, efficient, smiling town is entirely without human feeling. Dinner parties are strangely joyless affairs, where friends obsess over interior decor. Hot chocolate is bland. And anyway, where on earth is he? Soon, Andreas is determined to escape. Admission costs €7.