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Monday, 11 December 2017

Big Christmas at the Moat

December 11, 2017 0 Comments
Three Tenors Ireland.
Although many of the shows over the Christmas season at the Moat Theatre in Naas are already sold out, there are still events you can book for, writes Celine Garvey.

The Christmas Crackers show is packed with festive favourites and the Christmas hits of Bing Crosby, Nat King Cole and Ol� Blue Eyes himself, Frank Sinatra. Staged in the delightful style of Andy Williams Christmas Shows, this production comes complete with d�cor to get you in the spirit, on Friday 15 December for one night only, tickets �22.

On Sunday 17 December Rudolph saves Christmas is back by popular demand. This show is ideal for little ones aged three to seven; however, it�s suitable for families and children of all ages.

The Three Tenors Ireland come back to Naas on Saturday 16 December, with music from Sinatra, the Dubliners, Pavarotti and more, they do have a habit of filling the house every year.

Tenor Patrick Hyland will be back with yet another stunning performance on Wednesday 20 December.

And Ceola�s Christmas Concert will have choral classics and special guest, the amazing tenor, Eoin Hynes, that will bring you back to your childhood the way only music can.

Niall Delamere has sold out on 27 December but he is back in January for one night. Check him out on Wednesday 24.

With Christmas movies too (Miracle on 34th Street) and the return of Smash & Grab, with their own special take on Aladdin & The Flying Carpet, opening on 28 December,  staying local has never been easier.


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Thursday, 7 December 2017

Martina Reilly play for Town Hall Theatre

December 07, 2017 0 Comments

A one night only presentation of Martina Reilly's 'A Tale of the Expected' will take place in the Town Hall Theatre on 6 January, writes Brian Byrne.

A successful writer of novels, Maynooth based Martina has already had one play performed, one based on 1916 and sponsored by Kildare County Council.

'A Tale of the Expected' is being produced with a number of her friends under the name of Down At Heel Productions, and is on tour in the new year.

The Kilcullen performance can be booked online at Eventbrite, or by calling 087 2830587. Tickets are �12 but early bird booking will get a discount to �10.

Martina had her first novel published in 1997. 'Livewire' later won for her an International White Raven award, and she won a Bisto Book Merit award for 'Dirt Tracks' on which there was later a play based which was eventuallystaged by An Nuadha Players in Maynooth.

'A Tale of the Expected' tells the bitter-sweet story of Lana and Roman who are about to become parents. Lana, 18, is determined to have the baby, Ronan is ill at the thought. They have one thing in common, watching re-runs of 'Deal or No Deal'

Make a date to along and see what happens next ... and after that.
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Sunday, 3 December 2017

Countdown to Drama Dynamics Christmas Show

December 03, 2017 0 Comments
The Drama Dynamics Christmas Show will be held in the Moat Theatre, Naas, on 12 December, writes Brian Byrne.

The event begins at 7pm on the evening.

"Counting the days now," says Evelyn O'Sullivan. "Excitement is building."
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Wednesday, 29 November 2017

Evelyn performs with Colman Pearce

November 29, 2017 0 Comments
Evelyn with Stuart O'Sullivan and Colman Pearce. (Pic from Evelyn's Facebook page.)
Kilcullen's own Evelyn O'Sullivan performed with Irish legendary composer Colman Pearce last Sunday at the Hugh Lane Gallery, writes Brian Byrne.

She narrated Oscar Wilde's 'The Selfish Giant' to original incidental music composed by Coleman, accompanied by pianist Stuart O'Sullivan.

Evelyn has described it as 'an absolute honour' to perform with the once principal conductor of the RTE National Symphony Orchestra.
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