There is an emergency in the village of Lúminaria and only Lúna can save them. Join Lúna on an adventure into the sky as she tries to find the light to protect her mother and the villagers from darkness. With an array of wonderful characters played by three amazing actors, colourful puppets and original music, Lúminaria brings the audience on a whimsical journey into the unknown. A Backstage Theatre production supported by Arts Council Ireland with development support from Creative Ireland and Roscommon Arts Centre. Written by Fionnuala Gygax, directed by Maisie Lee. School Groups –  booking: 0504 90204 Ages 6+ years Duration: 45 minutes

Like his father, JJ McNamara (now 23) was a child prodigy pianist and has enthralled audiences for years all over Ireland, UK and Europe with his dazzling technique and profound musicianship. People would always say to his father Frank, veteran of The Late Late Show with Gay Byrne: “ah the apple doesn’t fall too far from the tree”. Frank too was a child prodigy. In fact he was only 19 when he became the musical director of the Late Late Show in 1979, a position he held until Gay Byrne retired in 1999. Frank and JJ are taking to the stage together to perform a series of joint concerts. ‘The Apple and the Tree’ go on tour! This unique father and son duo  come to The Source in this special afternoon concert and will perform works by  Beethoven, Chopin, and Liszt. The music is carefully selected by Frank and JJ to bring the maximum audience enjoyment. Both father and son pianists are anxious to do two things: play great music and have fun with the audiences. On this concert, the beautiful music will be interspersed with fun stories with a goal to inspire and encourage younger people to engage with […]

Terry and his friends Josie, Rory and Ted spend their days as cobblers and their nights as The Cavalcaders, a barbershop quartet of local renown. But life has taken its toll on Terry and past betrayals cast long shadows. Source is delighted to present Druid’s production of Billy Roche’s classic memory play, a work which takes you on a journey back in time to the 1990s, to heartache, companionship and the redemptive power of song. ‘The Cavalcaders’ is a comic, wistful portrait of life in small town pre-Celtic Tiger Ireland and the men who lived there. Druid Ensemble member Aaron Monaghan directs an all – singing cast led by fellow Ensemble member Garrett Lombard. Cast: Breda: Amelia Crowley Rory: Naoise Dunbar Josie: Sean Kearns Terry: Garrett Lombard Nuala: Éilish McLaughlin Ted: Tiernan Messitt-Greene Illustration by Rob Torrans