Mixed Feelings at Ards Arts Centr<\/em>e <\/em> is an exhibition of\nsculpture by Katrina Cobain, with glazed expressions, dysfunctional properties\nand stories to tell. By displaying a range of objects from various performances\nor contexts, in their own right, they communicate another time, place or narrative.\nThese objects have a sense of error about them: there is something off-kilter,\nnot quite right, that puts you off. Whether you laugh, smile or grimace – Mixed Feelings<\/em> has\nsomething to show you. Runs until 26th<\/sup> January.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Portadown\nPantomime presents Sleeping Beauty at Portadown Town Hall. Shows run from\nThursday 10th<\/sup> January until Saturday 26th<\/sup> January.\n Curtain up at 7.30pm with the show concluding at approximately\n10.15pm. Tickets cost only \u00a38.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Exhibition : When the Wind Blows, A Decade of\nFermanagh Photographs from the Kite. Enniskillen Castle<\/a>,\nEnniskillen until 19th<\/sup> January 2019. This exhibition\nhighlights a selection of chosen images by Fermanagh photographer Ciar\u00e1n\nMay. For almost a decade, Ciar\u00e1n has uniquely captured the beauty and\ncharm of his native county using a Kite to lift a camera. The display showcases\nthe beautiful idyllic settings in Fermanagh and it gives us an insight into the\ntechniques used by Ciar\u00e1n to capture the perfect image!<\/p>\n\n\n\n Singalong\nwith Goldilocks and The Three Bears this Saturday afternoon at the Alley\nTheatre in Strabane. The much loved fairytale returns to the stage in a\nlive show of song and laughter. With plenty of audience participation and\naction, perfect for all the family! Tickets are priced at \u00a39 or \u00a340 for a family of five.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Following on from the success of last year\u2019s\nsell-out show, Anne Tracey and friends return to The Helicon at Heaney\nHomeplace Bellaghy to start the New Year with words, wit and warmth. This\nSaturday afternoon join some of Mid-Ulster\u2019s finest talent for an afternoon of\nsong, music and poetry exploring the emotional pull of home. Words and\nmusic that spring from their home place promise nourishment for\nboth heart and soul.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Portrush\nTheatre Company presents The Wonderful Wizard of Oz for its January 2019\nPantomime from 11th<\/sup> to 19th<\/sup> January at Portrush Town\nHall. Join Dorothy and Aunt Em on their journey down the yellow brick\nroad; sing along with the Lion, Tin man and Scarecrow as they join in the\nadventure; and help defeat the Wicked Witch of the West! Tickets prices\nat \u00a310. (Matinees \u00a37). Curtain up at 7.30pm.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The\nCrescent Arts Centre present the incredible Charlton Wood’s Cabaret\nCruises: Terminal Divertissement this Friday evening. Belly-ache, screaming,\nroaring, laughter. Never to be missed, the last show you’ll ever want to\nwatch! Having spent most of his life on cruises, Mr Woods is offering you\nthe chance to see one of his famous cruise cabarets, on dry(ish)\nland. Charlton offers his condolences and sincerely welcomes you to\nthis, THE show. His satirical musings have sated the pleasure seeking appetites\nof Sultans, Noble Born, Kings, Celebrities, plebs and luddites. Drawing from a\nrich pool of human experience Charlton Woods will ponder, live, and ask you to\ndo the same. Now finally you can join him, and be at peace, or whatever you\nfind yourself doing.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Down Mixed Feelings at Ards Arts Centre is an exhibition of sculpture by Katrina Cobain, with glazed expressions, dysfunctional properties and stories to tell. By displaying a range of objects from various performances or contexts, in their own right, they communicate another time, place or narrative. 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