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FÍS is an arts initiative that looks at developing opportunities for artists and creative professionals to make new work in response to a specific site. FÍS Athlone is currently working with Passionfruit Theatre as the site for its first project, which will take place in the theatre space at the end of March.

There’s a treat in store for music fans this Saturday night with an appearance at Athlone’s Passionfruit theatre by Dublin band Bailer.

FIS Athlone is a contemporary multi-media exhibition and residency project taking place in Passionfruit Theatre, Athlone over a two week period, initiated and produced by Athlone visual artist and curator Miriam Walsh.

Athlone’s Passionfruit Theatre Company has launched a schools art competition for national school children in the Midlands, with a prize of more than €500 worth of musical instruments on offer for the winning school.

“Really really positive” is how members of Passionfruit Theatre Company are describing their meeting this week with representatives of the Athlone Freemasons Society, in a bid to signing a new lease on the theatre premises.

Twice winner of the Meteor award in the best folk/trad category, John Spillane has toured the country and the world spreading joy with a mix of melodic tunes, entertaining stories, and poetic lyrics.

After an unsettled few months, Athlone’s Passionfruit Theatre is getting ready to reopen its doors to the public next week.

Passionfruit Theatre Company presents the wonderful play by Marie Jones, A Night In November. This highly entertaining one-man show, featuring Ollie Hegarty and directed by Fidelma Nixon, has just finished a very successful run in Kiltoom, Co Roscommon. Following the rave reviews, Passionfruit Theatre Company has the pleasure of an exclusive performance by Ollie on Friday November November 27 for all those local theatre goers who missed out.

Jasango Theatre marks its debut with the Irish premiere of Bombshells, a rip-roaring, explosive and hilarious evening spent with several generations of women on the edge.

Possibly best known for his haunting rendition of Kate Bush’s ‘Wuthering Heights’, Irish singer-songwriter Albert Niland comes to the Passionfruit Theatre on Saturday January 30 at 8.30pm.