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The “one performer show with the stamina of a full cast" comes to Dean Crowe Theatre on Wednesday May 20.

It has been said that Rossini is the P.G. Wodehouse of opera. His characters get themselves into the most complicated scrapes and of course, mischief and mayhem ensue, while they all try to sort themselves out. Nowhere is this more evident than in his most famous opera, The Barber of Seville.

As part of the Discover Athlone Day, rediscover the magic and adventure of the epic 1985 film, Back to the Future on the big screen for free!

Shannon Dance Academy, based in St Mary’s National School, Athlone, re-opens its doors on September 7. The school runs children’s ballet and modern dance classes on Mondays and Wednesdays and takes students from 4 to 17 years of age.

Following the phenomenal success of You Won’t Get Away With That Here, Pat Shortt returns to Athlone’s Dean Crowe Theatre on October 3 with his hilarious new live show The Hall. Set in the community hall of a small rural town, The Hall, which opened to rave reviews in Dublin, features an array of madcap characters brought to life in Pat Shortt’s inimitable style.

Inspired by a combination of the times we live in and a new-found penchant for great American songs, The Celtic Tenors bring their ‘Hard Times’ tour to Athlone’s Dean Crowe Theatre this October.

Having performed for Nelson Mandela at the Yankee Stadium, for the Pope in Central Park, with the Chieftains on their US tour and on U2's Rattle and Hum album, film and tour, the Harlem Gospel Choir will, once again, return to Ireland for an extensive tour incluing a date at the Dean Crowe, Athlone on Friday November 20.

Whether you’re a fan of comedy or musical theatre, you’ll find some fine entertainment to brighten up the winter evenings in Athlone’s Dean Crowe Theatre next weekend.

Direct from sell-out shows at the famed Helix Theatre in Dublin, Hannah Montana and High School Musical fans are sure to get the ‘Best of Both Worlds’ when this magical tribute show comes to the Dean Crowe Theatre this Sunday afternoon at 3pm. Tickets are just €12.50 for adults and €10 for children.