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The 2009 Roscommon Drama Festival is gearing up to be another unmissable event with nine nights of fantastic drama and competition kicking off on Friday March 6 in Roscommon Arts Centre.

A feast for the senses of musical sounds and outstanding technique.

Colin Murphy seems concerned. One of The Panel’s best known and loved comedians, he is reflecting on his on-screen partnership with Neil Delamere.

Glenroe native Mary McEvoy stars in Cecelia Ahern’s first play Mrs Whippy at Roscommon Arts Centre on Tuesday April 28.

Bealtaine Festival is Ireland’s national arts festival celebrating creativity in older age. This year over 55,000 people all over the country will take part in music, art, dance, writing, photography, theatre, and cinema events. As part of the nationwide festival Roscommon Arts Centre has organised events for active age and retirement groups from May 5 to 29.

It is almost unanimously agreed that grand master of comedy, Brendan Grace, represents the very best in Irish family comedy for a generation. From Bottler, his famous schoolboy character, to his hilarious Kerry accents, Grace performs a show for all the family to enjoy. And now he comes to Roscommon Arts Centre this Friday May 15.

It’s almost the end of the school year and to celebrate Roscommon Arts Centre have found the perfect show for schools in Roscommon town and county to enjoy, produced by Cups and Crowns, a great company from the west of Ireland.

The Choral Academy’s Singing Camp for young people aged 10+ takes place next week in Roscommon Arts Centre. Now in its fourth year, this is the first year that the camp comes to Roscommon, from Monday to Friday July 6 to 10. The singing camp aims to provide a forum for young people who enjoy singing to develop their talents with qualified and experienced tutors.

After a sell-out run in Carrick-on-Shannon, hugely popular Beezneez Theatre Company will perform their new production A Wake in the West in Roscommon Arts Centre on Wednesday and Thursday July 22 and 23.

At the end of August, Roscommon town will host the best of Irish and international music and culture as part of an expanded Cruinniú sa Chaisleán festival to be held in the surrounds of Roscommon Castle as part of National Heritage Week in Ireland.