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Bray
Co. Wicklow
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Mermaid Arts Centre TEAM
| Artistic Directors | Julie Kelleher |
| Technical Manager | Eoin Fegan |
| PR/Marketing Manager | Aoife Demel |
| Administrator | Fionnuala Downes |
PROGRAMMING POLICY
To present the best of national and international artistic practice in dance, theatre, opera, music and visual art, and to provide a forum for local artistic activity.
Mermaid is a receiving venue. Performing arts are programmed three to six months in advance. The gallery is programmed up to 12 months in advance.
TERMS
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Technical Details
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Seats
242
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Stage Dimensions
Height to grid 6m; width 11m; stage depth 8.9m
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Stage Types
Proscenium arch, Flexible
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GALLERY
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