Entertainment
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Summer Film Camps are a roaring success!
Creativity ran wild this summer as Young Irish Film Makers held their Film Camps for 8 to 18 year olds. The camps were a roaring success with over 90 young people coming together to have lots of fun making movies.
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Events
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Capital Sins at Ardkeen Library
Waterford author Peter Cunningham will read from his latest work Capital Sins at Ardkeen Library on Thursday 9th September at 6.00pm.
The Lonesome West
Two feuding brothers who fight over everything and anything, Coleman and Valene have just buried their father.
Torann at Electric Picnic
Waterford’s very own Torann, the group synonymous the semi-naked percussion antics on the streets of Ireland (and beyond) are appearing at this years Electric Picnic.
Donna Roche will perform at Christ Church Cathedral
Don’t miss Waterford native Donna Roche perform at Christ Church Cathedral on Sunday 5th September at 12 noon.
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Tommy Tiernan – World Tour of the Sunny South East
Shakespeare once wrote ‘All the worlds a stage and all its men and women are merely players’.
Reviews
TV Review
The X-Factor returned for a 7th series and the talking point was not the crazy eliminations and auditions but the accusation that the programme makers used auto-tuning to improve or enhance contestants that the judges favour to make them sound better.
Review: Emanate
At Garter Lane, I enjoyed a short programme of dance – Emanate – featuring Brian Sweeney with Bubble Chamber.
Review: Graffiti
In Wyse Park there was Urban Dance, the launch of a Graffiti Wall with some fine and impressive colourful and exciting designs.
Review: The Wilder Wisdom of Auld Ones
Richard Ryan in association with Two Chairs Company brought an excellent evening of folklore, music and storytelling to the Jerome Hynes Theatre at Wexford Opera House.
Review: Clare Scott
Clare Scott’s new exhibition – Down by the Sea at T-Bay Surf Centre on the beach in Tramore is a must see in this exquisite architectural location where the sting of the light and the tang of the sea are like companions to wonderful images.
Review: FAME – The Musical
FAME – The Musical, at the Grand Canal Theatre is a powerful, mostly all dancing show with several UK performers who steal the show from the Irish duo of Ben Morris and Jessica Cervi.
From Those Wonderful Folks Who Gave You Pearl Harbor
With the amazing success of the TV series, Mad Men about the crazy days of Madison Avenue, there has been a return to full figures in fashion and not just women’s couture.