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10 – 11 May, 7.30pmThe Theatre€25 (conc. €20)20% off all full price tickets if you book by 30th April

01 700 7000www.thehelix.ie

RoMeo & Juliet

Ballet Ireland present

Shakespeare’s tale of the star-crossed lovers, Romeo and Juliet, is one of the greatest love stories of all time. Against a backdrop of ancient feuds and gang warfare, the ill-fated young couple fall instantly and hopelessly in love. But their families are bitter enemies, and in order to be together the two lovers must be prepared to risk everything...

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BALLET

12 May, 8pmThe Space€14 (conc. €12)Group Discount Available


MUSIC

GeRaldine ManGan & the Ritz enSeMble

The songwriters and their stories…This show will pay tribute to celebrated artists of the 20th century accompanied by a unique slide show presentation. Including tributes to Judy Garland, Nat King Cole, Eva Cassidy, Cole Porter and Ella Fitzgerald, performing some of the most popular and memorable songs of all time including Que Sera Sera, Putting on the Ritz, Pennies from Heaven and Get Happy.

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SpotliGht foR hoSpice

27 May, 8pmThe Mahony Hall€25

VARIETY

The Spin to Berlin – All proceeds go to St Francis HospiceA fun packed evening of Irish cabaret performances compered by RTÉ’s Ronan Collins. Featuring the Mid-Sutton gymnastic club, Singsation – a 24 piece girls choir, the world-famous Billie Barry stage school, Joe Cuddy, Ireland’s answer to Shirley Bassey and comedy from June Rodgers.

27 May, 8pmThe Mahony Hall€25

the bReweRy of eGGShellS

19 May, 2pmThe Space€5


CHILDREN

Stories drawn from Irish Folklore and legends including The Curious Girl, The King with Horses Ears, The Inquisitive Boy Who is Not Afraid of the Underworld, The Squinty Eyed Changeling and other weird and wonderful creatures from Irish Mythology.

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A storytelling tour for children and families With storytellers Nuala Hayes and Kate Corkery.

Suitable for 5yrS +

6 June10.30am (Schools performance)7.15pm (Public performance)The Mahony Hall€15 (conc: €12) / Schools: €10

Science MuSeuM – live on touR FAMILY


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Dangerous demonstrations and extraordinary experiments in a fantastic live show designed to blow your mind and challenge your brain!

Fast, furious and frenetically fun, Science Museum Live on Tour will propel you on an exploratory theatrical adventure into the wonderful world of science. Get set for a breathtaking ride that will entertain, inform and inspire.

HHHHH a show that lights up the world. Go and see it!’ whatsonstage.com

Suitable for aGeS 7 – 11 yrS

the wheelchaiR on My faceBy Sonya Kelly

6 June10.30am (Schools performance)7.15pm (Public performance)The Mahony Hall€15 (conc: €12) / Schools: €10

8 June, 1pm & 8pmThe Theatre€12.50 (Matinee – €10)(€3 Sandwich/ Tea & Coffee Offer Available)


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Developed as part of a Show in a Bag Initiative.

Little Miss Sunshine meets My Left Foot …

Part memoir, part theatre and part stand-up comedy’ (Irish Independent), this delightful story of a myopic seven year old is brought to you by actor and comedian, Sonya Kelly (The Savage Eye).

FIshamBle: the new play Company presents

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HHHH ‘delightfully whacky… hilarious… tight script and engaging performance.. terrific’ The Irish Times

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an intiMate eveninG of claiRvoyance with tJ hiGGS

MidSuMMeR MuSical extRavaGanza

16 & 17 June, 8pmThe Space€35

23 June, 8pmThe Mahony Hall€20 (including champagne reception from 7pm)


SPECIALMUSIC

TJ Higgs, one of the UK’s leading psychic mediums, star of Psychic Private Eyes and The Three Mediums as well as Colin Fry live with TJ Higgs; returns once more to The Helix.

TJ demonstrates her mediumship to an intimate crowd in The Space, giving her evening a much more personal touch. TJ’s evenings have been described as an emotional rollercoaster full of tears and laughter as she unites both worlds.PLEASE NoTE : EvENINGS oF MEDIUMSHIP ARE FoR ENTERTAINMENT PURPoSES oNLy.

This show is in aid of the Assisi Charitable Foundation. All proceeds from this show will go directly to Kerala-Ireland Foundation, located in Cochin, in the southern region of India. The foundation works with disenfranchised families to give them a home and improve their lives.

Highlights include a performance by one of Ireland’s most distinguished tenors Emmanuel Lawler accompanied by the Dublin Concert Band together with the renowned Gloria Choir.

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assIsI CharItaBle FoundatIon presents

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assIsI CharItaBle FoundatIon presents

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Sunday 24th June 11am – 4pm


a day of free activities and fun for all the family including film screenings of Toy Story at 12noon and Annie at 2pm.See www.thehelix.ie for more details. Events subject to change.

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the helix fRee faMily fun day

• Inflatables & Games• Carnival Booths• Balloon-Makers• Face paints• Arts and Crafts• Wii Games• Dance Classes • Novelty Photographer* and much more...

*Charge for this

the MuSical Map

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2 – 6 July, 11am – 1.30pmThe Blueroom €60 (includes lunch daily)

Everything you need to know about Classical Music...but were afraid to ask Adult music appreciation talks at The Helix with the Director of the Royal Irish Academy of Music, Deborah Kelleher. Across 5 mornings Deborah will take you on a whistle-stop tour of the development of music from Greek civilisation through all the centuries right up to music from our own time.Bask in Bach, marvel at Mozart and trace the fascinating journey of music over 2,000 years through these lively and informative talks. Deborah will be joined by fellow enthusiasts and special guests during the week, who will chat about their ‘Desert Island’ favourites in a special interview session.

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WoRkSHoP

2 – 6 July, 11am – 1.30pmThe Blueroom €60 (includes lunch daily)

tReaSuRe iSland FAMILY


11unContaIned arts presents

7 July, 1.30pm & 4.30pmThe Theatre €15 (conc. €12) Family: €50 (2 x Adults & 2 Children)

Join honest Jim Hawkins as he sets sail on a frantically funny high seas adventure, out-smarting the one-legged Long John Silver in search of Captain Flint’s buried treasure. Jim finds himself on a desert island with some comically cheesy characters and one particularly peculiar pongy parrot - with barrels of laughter and lots of joining-in for the whole family to enjoy!

SUITABLE FoR AGES 4+

Week 1: Mon 16 – Fri 20 JulyWeek 2: Mon 23 – Fri 27 JulyWeek 3: Mon 30 July – Fri 3 August10 am – 4.30pm daily€100 per child per week (includes lunch)Pay by instalment and family discountoptions available.


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The energetic and colourful team behind oz Camp return with another fun-filled season of summer camps, this year based around Annie the musical. once again these performing arts workshops will cater for children aged 6 – 18 years old. your children can sign up for 1,2 or 3 weeks of dance, singing, drama and craft workshops with the chance to take part in a live stage show of Annie during the fourth week (8th – 11th August).

CHILDREN

annie caMpHELIX

SUMMER

CAMP

Week 1: Mon 16 – Fri 20 JulyWeek 2: Mon 23 – Fri 27 JulyWeek 3: Mon 30 July – Fri 3 August10 am – 4.30pm daily€100 per child per week (includes lunch)Pay by instalment and family discountoptions available.

annie JR. the MuSical!

8 – 11 August, 7.30pmThe Theatre €15 (Family Ticket: €50 – 2 x adults/ 2 x children)

FAMILY


the helIx & sean GIllIGan produCtIons present

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Featuring a professional cast and the children from Annie Camp.Follow orphan Annie on her quest to find a family to love. Sing along to the popular musical numbers, Tomorrow and It’s the Hard-Knock Life, boo and hiss the evil orphanage matron Miss Hannigan and cheer for “Daddy” Warbucks, the billionaire businessman who opens his home and heart to little Annie.

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panto SuMMeR caMp

Week 1: Mon 13 – Fri 17 AugustWeek 2: Mon 20 - Fri 24 August10am – 2.30pm daily €110 per child per week (10% discount for families with 2 or more children).


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theatreworx presents

TheatreworX returns with the hugely popular Panto Summer Camp. This exciting camp comprises of a week full of dance, singing and acting tuition with the production team of the forthcoming pantomime, Beauty and the Beast. Some lucky students will also be chosen from the camp to join the professional cast of Beauty and the Beast that runs during 2012.

aGe reCommeNdatioN 7–12yrS

CHILDREN

MccorMAck FAy School oF IrISh DAncIng

celtic leGend9 June, 2.30pm & 7pmThe Theatre, €18 (On sale 30 April )

kIDkASt theAtre School & Agency

KidKaSt ShowcaSe 201210 June, 2pm & 7pmThe Theatre, €17 (conc. €8)

two Red ShoeS peRfoRMinG aRtS annual ShowcaSe10 June, 6.30pmThe Space, €10 (On sale 30 April )

Jill o’neill School of dance peRfoRMance 201216 June, 2.30pm & 7pmThe Theatre, €12

Song & DAnce StAge School

ShowtiMe at the helix6 May, 2pm & 7.30pmThe Theatre, €17

theAtreworX preSentS caMp RocK12 May, 3.30pm & 7.30pm13 May, 2.00pm & 6.00 pmThe Theatre, €15

younG oRcheStRal popS20 May, 3pmThe Theatre, €12 (conc. €8)

o’hAnlon School oF DAnce

liGhtS, caMeRa, action25 May, 7.30pm / 26 & 27 May, 3.30pmThe Theatre, €18 (conc. €16.50)


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SinGin’ in the RainThursday 31st May, 7.30pmU (100 mins)

A silent film production company and cast make a difficult transition to sound, starring Gene Kelly and Debbie Reynolds.

Seven bRideS foR Seven bRotheRSThursday 28th June, 7.30pmU (100 mins)

In 1850 oregon, when a backwoodsman brings a wife home to his farm, his six brothers decide that they want to get married too.ticKetS €6 (conc.€4) / SeaSon ticKet 3 x films: €15 (conc. €9)

Loyalty Cards now available from Box Office.

FILMS

the lion KinGSaturday 14th July, 2pmU (90 mins)

Tricked into thinking he killed his father, a guilt ridden lion cub flees into exile and abandons his identity as the future King.

calaMity JaneThursday 23rd August, 7.30pmU (100 mins)

The story of Calamity Jane, her saloon and her romance with Wild Bill Hickok, starring Doris Day in the title role.

101 dalMationSSaturday 18th August, 2pmU (100 mins)

Animated Disney classic following the adventures of Perdita and Pongo’s puppies. Featuring the voice-over of Glenn Close as the iconic Cruella de vil.

ShaneSunday 9th September, 2pmU (120 mins)

A weary gunfighter attempts to settle down with a homestead family, but a smoldering settler/rancher conflict forces him to act.

the wizaRd of ozThursday 26th July, 7.30pmU (100 mins)

Dorothy ( Judy Garland) is swept away to a magical land in a tornado and embarks on a quest to see the Wizard who can help her return home.


full bar availableUnder 18s must be accompanied by an adultTimes subject to change

iReland v cRoatiaSunday 10th June, 7.45pm

iReland v SpainThursday 14th June, 7.45pm

iReland v italyMonday 18th June, 7.45pm

live on biG ScReeneuRo 2012

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full bar availableUnder 18s must be accompanied by an adultTimes subject to change

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the pRoMiSeA brand new musical set in Ireland during the turbulent and violent times of the early 1800s.

Three men’s lives collide on the battlefields of Ireland in the 1800’s. The Promise musical chronicles one man’s struggle to keep his word to his dying father, another man’s craving for respect and the need to protect terrible secrets from his past and a third man’s lust and unrelenting pursuit of revenge.

With incredible music, a powerful storyline, intense drama and a

sprinkling of humour, The Promise is a musical not to be missed.

26 – 29 Sep, 8pm (Matinee: Sat 29 Sep, 3pm)The TheatreOpening night €25, all other performances €20


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JohnedwaRd

5 october, 7.30pmThe Mahony Hall €60 / €50 (10% discount on groups of 15+)

22 September, 1pmThe Theatre€10 (conc. €8)

PLEASE NoTE : EvENINGS oF MEDIUMSHIP ARE FoR ENTERTAINMENT PURPoSES oNLy

one of the world’s foremost psychic mediums and author of the numerous critically acclaimed New york Times best sellers.

IndIGo moon presents

alice and the white RabbitShadow Theatre for ages 4yrs +Join Alice on her magical adventures in Wonderland.

CoMINGSooN!

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20 october, 2.30pm & 8.00pm The Mahony Hall €40, €35, €25, Family €120All Matinee Tickets: €29.50, Family €100


CoMINGSooN!

mosCow Ballet presents

Prepare to be enthralled as the Moscow Ballet return to Dublin to perform Tchaikovsky’s first ballet ‘Swan Lake’, an all time favourite with ballet lovers, it tells the story of Prince Siegfried and Princess odette.

The princess falls victim to an evil sorcerers spell, spending her daylight hours as a swan swimming in a lake of tears until night when she becomes a woman again. The spell can only be broken only if a virgin prince swears eternal love to her…

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MayJohn nolanPop Art – Homage to the MastersNolan incorporates images and allusions from paintings of the great masters into his bold, bright and highly stylized work.www.nolanart.com

located on the first floor foyer of The Helix is a panoramic exhibition space dedicated to showcasing the work of up-and-coming irish artists. browse the latest collection with your interval drinks or enjoy lunch with friends in our café and take in an exhibition.For more information on how to exhibit call (01) 700 7114 or email [email protected]

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Junepatricia KellySilent ConversationThe intense colours and movement in these compositions seeks to evoke a maze of very personal and human thoughts and decisions.

JulyJane enticknapNeedle and ThreadTextile artist Jane will exhibit her latest collection of hand printed surfaces with a mixed media layering effect and hand-stitching.www.jane-enticknap.com

auGuStMyra JagoThe UnfoldingA series of oil on canvas pieces exploring the use of mirroring and symmetry to define the world around us.artists talk: Friday, 10th August 2pm free

SepteMbeRMaria o’hanlonThings RememberedA series of prints based on objects hoarded away in the attic of the artist’s family home.

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beauty & the beaSt

30 nov 2012 – 13 Jan 2013 The Theatre Standard Tickets: Adult: €25 (conc. €21) Family Tickets from only €69 (Limited availability)BOOK & PAY by 30th Sept for limited number of €65 family tickets.


CoMINGSooN!

theatreworx produCtIons presents

The popular TheatreworX team are back by popular demand this Christmas with their own unique Dublin-twist on the timeless fairytale, Beauty and the Beast…

once upon a time, in faraway panto-land, a young prince lived in a shining castle. Although he had everything his heart desired, the prince was spoilt and selfish. To punish him for his unkindness, he was transformed by an enchantress into a hideous beast; the only way the curse could ever be broken was to learn to love another ... will Belle be the girl?

‘The best pantomime in town … 10 out of 10’ RTÉ (Cinderella 2009)

‘a riot from beginning to end’ Metro (Jack and the Beanstalk 2010)

‘...d’ya know wha’? it’s a scream. ‘ The Irish Times (Aladdin 2011)

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itCar parkingThere is a multi-story car-park on DCU campus. Save time and present your parking ticket at The Fig Tree, Bar or Box office and get a pre-paid ticket costing €4.

Bringing your familyTo ensure your family’s visit to The Helix is a safe and enjoyable one, here are a few things to keep in mind when visiting:Age appropriateness: the box office will inform you of the suitability of a show. Anyone over the age of 12 months must hold a valid ticket.Babes-in-arms: generally, for the comfort and enjoyment of all patrons, children under 12 months cannot be admitted to performances.Buggies: A buggy park facility is available for certain family performances. Please check with the box office when booking your tickets.Baby changing facilities: available on the ground floor. Full details are available at www.thehelix.ieplease notePhotography/video footage is prohibited in The Helix during any performances. Further information is also available at www.thehelix.ie

a biG ThANk-yOu to all the volunteers at

The Helix whose continuous support and dedication

to the venue proves invaluable to both staff

and patrons.

LatecomersDoors to The Helix will open two hours prior to the performance. Latecomers will only be admitted during a suitable break in performance. In the event of lateness, admission cannot always be guaranteed.

Our Access Policyour facilities include; a lift to all levels to maximise access. Several wheelchair accessible seating positions are available in our auditoriums. We operate a Sennheiser two-channel infra red loop system for those with hearing impairments. If you need to use this facility please arrive early for the performance and go to the Box office where our staff will be happy to assist you. For any further details with our access policies go to: www.thehelix.ie/findus/accessibility

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by phone: Mon–Sat 10am – 6pm

online bookings: www.thehelix.ie 24 hours a day. Please check website for bank holiday opening hours.Box office will be closed on Saturdays during the Summer unless there is a show on.

Booking feeA booking fee of €1 per ticket applies to all tickets whether purchased in person, by phone or online (up to a maximum of €10).

ConcessionsSome of our shows have concessions: Children (15 years and under only), Students (Full-time students with current valid identification),Senior Citizens (65 years and over only with identification), Registered Disabled/ Unwaged (available with appropriate ID). Concessions are subject to availability and must be requested at time of booking. Proof of eligibility will be required when collecting tickets.

payment MethodsCashCheque: Please make crossed cheques payable to The Helix.Credit & Debit cards: visa, Mastercard & Laser are accepted by phone & in person. visa & Mastercard are accepted for online bookings.Once purchased, tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded. Please note events are subject to change.

Group BookingsFor information on group bookings and discounts, please call01 700 7000 or e-mail [email protected] booking fee of €10 applies to group bookings of 15+ people.

ReservationsTickets may be reserved for collection for up to three days, or until the day prior to the performance, whichever is first. Please note: reservations will be released after this time.

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