5 things to do this week

TV
The Hunger Games actor delves into the life and art of the great modernist sculptor.
Art
The Crawford Art Gallery has some great views of a changing Cork through the centuries, and these have been gathered into an exhibition that will run for the rest of the year.
@CrawfordArtGall Finally got to the #goldyfish exhibition. You were right, it was well worth the wait. I'll be back for another look. pic.twitter.com/eJQXfoLfoL
— Anne (@Belgianwaffle) April 22, 2017
Theatre
Druid work their magic on Samuel Beckett’s classic.
To all under the full moon tonight: dance first, think later #SamuelBeckett #WaitingForGodot @AbbeyTheatre 22nd April - 20th May pic.twitter.com/ZX0SQ2d8er
— Druid Theatre (@DruidTheatre) April 11, 2017
Poetry
All around the country on Thursday, there are readings, workshops, trails and other events for a day of celebration of the poetic form.
Take a moment to stop and listen to Paula Meehan read 'The Merciful Hours', written for @IrishHospice #PoetryDayIRL https://t.co/WtVOmFtMj7
— Poetry Ireland (@poetryireland) April 23, 2017
Live music
Jack O’Rourke, Interference and Mick Flannery are among the acts playing over the weekend at Cork Opera House.
We're delighted to announce Glen Hansard will join Interference for the opening night of Right Here Right Now... https://t.co/gj3Z8F4nsF
— Cork Opera House (@CorkOperaHouse) April 21, 2017