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St Patrick's Day 2021. Wednesday 17 March from 5pm to 6pm. Digital Event
LONDON TOGETHER/LONDAIN LE CHÉILE Now in its 19th year, the Mayor of London’s St. Patrick’s festival is the largest celebration of Irish culture and community in London. It has been built upon a robust foundation of tradition, diversity, inclusion and a sincere appreciation for the perspectives of different generations. It is a pinnacle event in London's cultural calendar that showcases the best of Irish arts, performance, culture, food, and music from both Britain and Ireland. The event will be live streamed on St. Patrick's Day and will give viewers the opportunity to experience and connect with the very best of all things Irish in London. |
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IRISH THEATRE is proud to be part of this event, working together with QUEENS CRESCENT COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION in partnership with the Ageing Better in Camden Programme on a series of pre-recorded sketches, songs, monologues and much more to be recorded for K2K Radio, Age UK Camden and North London Carers. The show explores the idea of St Patrick and St Bridget visiting modern day London only to be amazed at what they encounter. The show has been written and performed by members of QCCA's SCRIBES AND THESPIANS acting and writing group led by IRISH THEATRE'S John Dunne. The show itself can be shared with those who may otherwise not be able to join the digital celebrations.
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Revised dates (again)
29 to 31 March 2021 7.30pm @ £10 Bread & Roses Theatre 68 Clapham Manor Road London SW4 6DZ www.breadandrosestheatre.co.uk info@breadandrosestheatre.co.uk |
MAC SWINEY by JOHN DUNNE
Play to mark the centenary of the death of Terence Mac Swiney who died while on hunger strike in Brixton Gaol on the 25th October 1920 after 74 days of starvation at the hands of the British authorities. The play also features Tomás Mac Curtáin who was killed by British forces a few months earlier. Other key characters include Muriel Mac Swiney and a British official. |
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Revised dates (again) 3-5 May
THE HANNAH COFFIN SHIP by JOHN DUNNE A true story of a coffin ship which transported agricultural tenants and their families to the New World in 1849 - with devastating results. 7.30pm @ £10 Bread & Roses Theatre 68 Clapham Manor Road London SW4 6DZ |
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