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Sleeping dragons, Jack and the Beanstalk, a very hungry caterpillar, a man who planted trees, and a fish who wants to be human. It can mean only one thing — RoolaBoola is here again. The annual children’s arts festival is back with a vibrant programme of shows, workshops, drop-in events, and more for young people of all ages, and lots of fun for the whole family too, over the October Bank Holiday weekend from Friday 22 to Monday October 25 at the Linenhall Arts Centre in Castlebar.

ERIC CARLE’S The Very Hungry Caterpillar is one of the world’s best-loved children’s stories, having sold some 30 million copies internationally since it was first published in 1969.

Fíbín Teo is a pulsating, energetic, and much loved theatre company which has thrilled schoolchildren of all ages with its exciting brand of puppetry, visuals, and performance. Performing in the Irish language, Fíbín has grown in the last five years to become one of the leading children’s theatre companies in the country, gaining a reputation for its highly imaginative, dynamic, and professional productions. The company has performed to schoolchildren, teenagers, adults, and at all prestigious festivals.

Starting this Sunday at 1pm in Cafe 8 in the Galway City Museum, Your Man’s Puppets will stage two puppet shows for all the family.

DETAILS OF this year’s Baboró International Arts Festival for Children were revealed at a reception in Galway’s Harbour Hotel on Monday evening.

The Lambert Puppet Theatre presents Sleeping Beauty with Bosco at the Royal Theatre, Castlebar on Sunday October 5 at 3pm. The Lambert Puppet Theatre’s production of the classic children’s tale of Sleeping Beauty will appeal to everyone. Children of all ages will be delighted to know that Bosco will make a starring appearance in the show.

THE DOG and String Puppet Show will present The Wishing Tree, a magical puppet show in the Ballybane Library next week.

Barnstorm is looking for actors who can work within an ensemble and show strength and diversity in their performance. Actors who are open to all possibilities in the creative process, have the ability to incorporate ideas -their own, fellow company members and target audiences.

FÍBÍN TEO, the Indreabhán based theatre based company which has thrilled schoolchildren with its exciting brand of puppetry, visuals, and performance, will tour its show An Triail this month.

Fíbín Teo, is a pulsating, energetic, and much loved theatre company which has thrilled schoolchildren of all ages with its exciting brand of puppetry, visuals and performance. Performing in the Irish language, Fíbín has grown in the last five years to become one of the leading children’s theatre companies in the country, gaining a reputation for its highly imaginative, dynamic, and professional productions. The company has performed to schoolchildren, teenagers, adults, and at all prestigious festivals.