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Five brave performers will arrive with no script and not the faintest idea of what will happen. Willed on by a supportive crowd, through improvisation they create whole sketches and comic dramas that are amazingly inventive and sometimes take off into flights of surreal brilliance. The TV show of the same name, Whose Line Is it Anyway? Is a pale imitation when compared to this live show. The live show will take to the stage in the Royal Theatre on Saturday October 23 at 9pm.

This is turning into a landmark year for Cathy Davey, her album The Nameless hit number one the same day as her sell out Olympia Theatre show. Her gig at Oxegen was one of the weekend’s highlights as was her appearance at Electric Picnic, and now Cathy Davey and her band are to play The Royal Theatre, Castlebar, on October 7.

It’s the show that sold out 20 consecutive nights when it first hit the circuit in January 2010 and now three of the most successful artists in Ireland have come together for another tour and it is coming to The Royal Theatre on October 20.

This is turning into a landmark year for Cathy Davey, her album The Nameless hit number one the same day as her sell out Olympia Theatre show. Her gig at Oxegen was one of the weekend’s highlights as was her appearance at Electric Picnic, and now Cathy Davey and her band are to play The Royal Theatre, Castlebar, on October 7.

There are still a handful of tickets remaining for tonight’s Coronas’ show in the Royal Theatre and this is a show that you don’t want to miss. Two very successful albums, Heroes and Ghosts and Tony was an Ex-Con, including their recently released single ‘Someone Else’s Hands’, have ensured this Irish band is receiving wide ranging support and affection from fans. Their first album was described by Hot Press as “a soulful line between Jeff Buckley and the Libertines”. The Coronas, featuring Danny O Reilly, Graham Knox, Conor Egan, and Dave Mc Phillips, have achieved platinum sales in Ireland with Heroes or Ghosts, and spawned massive singles such as ‘Grace, Don't Wait!’, ‘Heroes or Ghosts’, and especially ‘San Diego Song’ which became an anthem in pubs and radio stations all across the country.

The Meteor Award winning Coronas are coming to The Royal Theatre Castlebar this summer on August 20. Two very successful albums, Heroes and Ghosts and Tony was an Ex-Con, including their recently released single ‘Someone Else’s Hands’, have ensured this Irish band is receiving wide ranging support and affection from fans

After an energetic concert in The Royal Theatre back in May, Ireland’s hottest trio Crystal Swing return to Castlebar tonight. It’s safe to say that Crystal Swing is the most talked about Irish group in 2010. They will take to the stage tonight with a five piece band.

Grab yourself a ticket for one of the biggest acts in Ireland right now. Cathy Davey will be taking to the stage in the Royal Theatre, Castlebar, on Thursday October 7. Tickets for this can’t-miss show go on sale today, August 6, costing only €23. This year is turning into a landmark one for Cathy Davey, her album The Nameless hit number one the same day as a sell-out Olympia Theatre show. Her gig at Oxegen was one of the weekend’s highlights and she is sure to do the same at this year’s Electric Picnic.

It is difficult to imagine the world of country music without the vast contribution that Gene Watson has made to it. Between his major label debut on Capitol Records in 1975 and the present day, Gene Watson has excelled with his traditional slant within country music.

As part of a nationwide tour, Fame—The Musical will be staged at The Royal Theatre and Event Centre in Castlebar from September 14 to September 19, starring the winners of the hit TV show search Ben Morris and Jessica Cervi.