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June ’09 Main Auditorium
Sunday Monday Tuesday
02 Tuesday
An Evening with
Seamus Heaney
8pm Part of Dublin
Writers Festival
2009.
09 Tuesday 10 Wednesday 11 Thursday
RTÉ Summer “The Shamans of The Best of Jimmy
Lunchtime Series, Bulgaria” Elitsa & MacCarthy in
1.05pm with live Stoyan 8pm The Concert 8pm
broadcast on RTÉ world renowned Ireland’s most cele-
lyric fm. duo live. brated songwriter
Colm Wilkinson returns to Dublin.
Tuesday 23, Wednesday 24 June 2009, 8pm
16 Tuesday 17 Wednesday 18 Thursday
The Irish actor and singer Colm
RTÉ Summer The Hibernian Waltons World
Wilkinson achieved interna-
Lunchtime Series Orchestra Masters: Zakir
tional fame when he created the
with live broadcast 8pm Beethoven's Hussain and
on RTÉ lyric fm, Triple Concerto with Masters of
role of Jean Valjean in the hit 1.05pm. An Evening the Cashell Trio. Percussion
musical, Les Misérables, and
with Neil Sedaka 8pm Zakir Hussain,
8pm The legendary tabla.
spent years on the stage mes- singer live for one
unforgettable
merizing audiences as the
evening.
Phantom in The Phantom of the
Opera. His career has spanned 21 Sunday 23 Tuesday
nearly four decades and he has
RTÉ Concert RTÉ Summer
Orchestra with Paul Lunchtime Series
been internationally hailed by
Rissmann 1.05pm with live
critics as ‘one of the greatest
3.30pm Crazy broadcast on RTÉ
Creatures & lyric fm. Colm
voices in musical theatre’.
Mischievous Wilkinson in
Experience an intimate show-
Monsters! Concert: Broadway
& Beyond 8pm
case of his favourite songs from
the world of theatre and popular
30 Tuesday
music live at The National
RTÉ Summer
Lunchtime Series,
Concert Hall on Tuesday 23 and
1.05pm with live
Wednesday 24 June.
broadcast on RTÉ
lyric fm.
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