Monday 4^{th Febuary}  2019           @  8:00pm

All  welcome     Admission:       €5 & €4 conc

Roisin O Meadhra     Painter

Mr Sands Youth Theatre 

Wicklow’s newest & fastest growing youth theatre.,will present  a short film, “Upon The Shore”, made with the assistance of The Arts Council. It first screened in THE MERMAID THEATRE  on the 9^thJanuary.present  a short film, “Upon The Shore”, made with the assistance of The Arts Council.

Mood swings

Ruthie Corbett, Hazel Evans and Marion Smith. We have an eclectic mix of songs to suit any occasion and taste.2018 was a busy year for us,,This  will  be our second gig for 2019 We are  very happy to be singing for Bray Arts again..

Roisin O Meadhra     Painter

Since these early years Róisín’s career has progressed and has been as colourful as her paintings. She has worked in film and television, theatre, Interior Design and teaching.  However she has always returned to painting as a true form of expressing her imagination and her view of the world

Róisín now lives by the sea in Wicklow and draws inspiration from the surrounding wildlife and landscape.

Originally from Cork, RóisÍn’s childhood was spent painting, drawing, and doing all types of crafty things taught to her by her mother. When it was time to leave the nest RóisÍn decided to chase her dream and started her artistic journey with a foundation year in Art and Design at Scoil Stiofáin Naofa, Cork. After this transformative year, she then set off to Waterford Institute of Technology  to further her studies in Art with an Ordinary Degree in Applied Art. On moving to Dublin she then studied successfully for a Diploma in Interior Design at The Dublin Institute of Design.

“I believe that our imagination is a powerful gift, and when used to its full potential, can help us overcome almost anything in life.“

-Róisín O Meadhra

http://www.roisinomeadhra.com    email:romeadhra@gmail.co

The Surprise act is a dangerous Lady ! Come if you dare

“Rose Lawless flying the flag for the true spirit of Cabaret “

Irish Independent

Is sort of a rich girl gone wrong . Her pedigree is dark and dramatic , she’s the fallout of an illicit passion between an Irish diplomat’s wife and a revolutionary Hungarian street entertainer . Her life , like her art , is like the international scandal they will never manage to hush up . She sits on a barbed wire fence between heaven and hell and sings her blood red songs of longing and rage . Welcome to the cabaret ! Vive la Liberte! .

Monday 7^thJanuary  2018           @  8:00 pm

All  welcome     Admission:       €5 & €4 conc

 

Aoife Hester (Bass Guitar) and Niall Cloak (Fiddle)

Will be performing an emigration tune. A new exploratory improvisational  collaboration.

Billy O’Hanluain Story Teller

 

Billy lives in Dublin with his cat Mr Monk. He has been a frequent contributor to RTE’s Arts Tonight and Arena. He hosts Ireland’s only Irish language Jazz show, An Nóta Gorm on Raidio na Life. A number of his audio essays can be heard on Soundcloud. He is currently working towards a collection of autobiographical pieces. He has published work in The Village Magazine and The Passage Between. He has read at many open-mic nights over the last two years.

Watch out for the surprise act !