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The WATERGATE Theatre is gearing up for the final two performances of their summer show ‘Celtic Cry’.
The show has delighted and enthralled audiences since it debuted in July. Lovers of music, song and dance have been captivated by the passion and talent of the local, national and international musicians Lotta Virkkunen, James Blennerhassett, Chip Weckyl, Martino Vacca, John Travers and Martin Brennan who take us on an enchanting journey through the ages.
The Watergate Theatre have been delighted with the response the musical extravaganza has received and hope to see the final two shows greatly supported. All going well, ‘Celtic Cry’ could be set for a world tour. The final two shows take place this Wednesday and Thursday at 7pm. Tickets €10/€5 are available from the box office (056) 77 61674 and online www.watergatetheatre.com.
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