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8 OUT Of 10 Cats team captain Sean Lock will be the special guest joining the Whose Line Is It Anyway? team at their two Galway Arts Festival shows next month.

The summer has finally arrived and the focus on summer camps is well and truly on. The popular television series Glee has inspired and caught the imagination of many! Never before have singing, dancing, and acting been seen as such inclusive activities, rather than an exclusive activity for those with experience and talent. Now the Glee experience is coming to Ballinasloe this summer for ages seven to 18.

JUST HOW well do you know Springfield’s most famous family, The Simpsons? Well this month you will have a chance to prove your knowledge.

DON STIFFE, the popular Galway folk singer-songwriter will play Monroe’s Live this Saturday at 9.30pm as part of the Galway Sessions Festival 2011.

A young Indreabhán actor is hoping or a lucky break in New York and is auditioning for top US TV shows such as the HBO hit Boardwalk Empire.

PUPPETRY, THEATRE, and visual art will combine in the show Seeing and Dreaming, which is performed at the Galway Arts Centre this Saturday at 3pm and 8pm.

It is a petting zoo, but not as you know it and it is coming to the Royal Theatre Castlebar on July 23 and 24. The eye-popping visual feast that is the dinosaur petting zoo is an extraordinary performance that takes children and adults on an interactive, prehistoric, journey through an incredible cast of dinosaurs that inhabited our world millions of years ago. Children will get up close and personal with these amazingly life-like creatures during this fun-filled show. Earth’s menagerie of ancient beasts is brought to life via various forms of human powered puppetry from the heart-meltingly cute baby dryosaurs to the awe-inspiring giant allosaur. Children of all ages can get hands-on access to the dinosaurs and may even become a part of this exciting show if one of the dinosaurs takes a fancy to them.

Schools Websites – the Galway headquartered business has been brought into the limelight for job creation in a recession, through the TV3 competition ‘Every Job Counts’ where it featured on TV3 last week. This business specialises in developing website systems which are designed to meet the very specific needs of school principals, teachers, parents and pupils, as well as reducing time spent on administration and organisation of school management activities through their unique student management system. The idea originated when two entrepreneurial minds saw a niche in the market and in 2009 Schools Websites was founded.

Leisureland in Salthill is the venue as High School Rocks visits Galway on Friday April 29. The high energy, foot stomping, totally interactive production features all the big hits from the High School Musical movies, Hannah Montana, Camp Rock, and Glee. Fans of Troy, Gabriella, the Jonas Brothers, Miley Cyrus and Glee Club will be also be thoroughly entertained. Wildcats are encouraged to bring their dancing shoes, sing along, and join in as much as possible, with a select few chosen to join the cast on stage after a dance off competition.