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The setting for this 1984 play is Independence, Iowa; lifelong home of Evelyn Briggs. Her oldest daughter, Kess, is a university professor in Minneapolis, but she has come home at the request of her sister, Jo, who is concerned for their mother's mental health. The youngest daughter, Sherry - rebellious and amoral - wants only to finish high school so she can leave home for good.

Angelina Ballerina Dance Academy is a fun and imaginative way to learn ballet as the classes are taught through the stories of the famous mouse.

Onyx Brass is a world-class British quintet which has charmed audiences around the world with its virtuosity, exuberance, and on-stage banter.

Emmet Cahill’s hometown début concert, on Saturday April 14 at Mullingar Arts Centre, will feature a wonderful selection of pieces, including items ranging from musical theatre to classical and traditional Irish to swing standards. Something for everyone, in fact!

Following the success of last year’s “Mullingar Reads Together” project which saw over 1,000 people get into Hatchet by Gary Paulsen, the Home School Community Liaison Initiative has chosen Warhorse by Michael Morpurgo as this year’s treat.

Mullingar Arts Centre, in another of their community outreach programmes, is about to give a group of talented local students the opportunity to strut their stuff - not on the stage, but behind the scenes, in a directorial capacity.

Have you always admired the joyous passion of the gospel choir? The infectious enthusiasm which has their audiences longing to jump up and join right in? Did you ever secretly harbour a wee longing to be part of it?

Big Theatre Company are all grown up and turning 25. To celebrate their much-anticipated first production of the year, Melmoth the Wanderer will play at the Mullingar Arts Centre, on Thursday March 1.

Following a hugely successful opening and five-week run in the Olympia in Dublin with his brand new show Keith Barry - 8 Deadly Sins, Keith returns to Mullingar Arts Centre on Sunday February 12.

Westmeath County Council’s arts budget has been slashed by more than 20 per cent in a bid to manage scarce resources.