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Forum Theatre |
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FORUM WATERFORD originally opened as
'THE REGAL CINEMA' in 1937 and operated
as a 1500 seater cinema up to the 70's,
after which Bingo became it's mainstay.
Extensively refurbished during the 80's,
it was transformed into a 1200 seater
modern Concert Hall, which opened as
'THE FORUM' in 1990. The following
decade it played host to top touring
acts including: Johnny Cash, The Corrs,
David Gray, Van Morrisson, Christy
Moore, Billy Connolly, and many more |
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Red Kettle Theatre
Company |
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To continue to develop a sustainable
company which will create a stimulating
environment where a core company of
actors can collaborate with artists,
choreographers, composers, designers,
directors, musicians, writers and others
to make vital, vigorous and exciting
theatre for audiences in Waterford,
Ireland and Internationally. |
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Theatre Royal |
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In the 220 years since the establishment
of the Georgian playhouse which was
subsequently adapted in the late
nineteenth century to the Theatre Royal
we know today, Waterford has been
renowned for its local musical and
dramatic traditions. The Theatre Royal,
often referred to as “the peoples
theatre”, has been the traditional venue
for this creative activity down through
the generations. As such it is the home
for long established amateur societies
and has hosted the Waterford
International Festival of Light Opera
since its inception in 1958. The Theatre
Royal, as the premiere venue in the
South East, plays host to the best
national and international touring
artists and companies and with the
assistance of Waterford City Council and
The Arts Council is increasingly seeking
to mount its own productions for the
people of the city and the region. |
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