GIVEN the relationship between Dolan's Warehouse, Dock Road and La Boutique and now Dynamique gay discos, it is fitting venue for the 2012 return of 'Elegies for  Angels, Punks and Raging Queens'. Directed by Myles Breen, it is musical theatre seared with social insight, delivered through verse and song.
The production is a joint one between Bottom Dog Theatre Company and Music Theatre West as it requires 19 actors and four professional singer/ performers to deliver its life stories, beautifully.
"We are blessed  with the talent we have, a whole bunch of Limerick actors and singers, actors such as Zeb Moore, Peter Hayes, Róisin Connolly and Ann Blake," Myles Breen feels. "Our singers are Brian McCann, who made it big in the West End with 'Phantom of the Opera' and 'The Rocky Horror Show'.

FETED by The Rubberbandits when launched in July last year, The Horse Outside at The Hunt Museum has proved to be a smash attraction. This elegant 8' fibreglass equine is a colourful riot of themes linked to The Hunt Collection, and created by children and teenagers from Regeneration areas.
It's a beautiful work, connecting those on the project with works of art and history in the Hunt Collection. Stabled for the winter at the museum, soon The Horse Outside will be out to 'graze' with the 2nd Horse Outside, thanks to this year's voluntary scheme with Southill Outreach and Limerick Youth Service. At least eight children are involved, three of whom have worked on previous projects under the working title of Limerick Corridor Art.