What's On

Nature in all its glorious splendour has inspired writers, poets, artists and craftspeople for centuries. In today's fast-paced, technology driven world, taking the time to stop and admire the beauty of the world can instil a childlike awe in the little everyday miracles unfolding all around us.

The work in this exhibition reflects both the natural environment -  its colour, texture, pattern and form - and the talents of textile artists living and working in ireland today.

The Ennis Book Club Festival is a wonderful social and literary gathering bringing together book club members and readers from all over Ireland and beyond. Supported by Clare County Library, the festival includes author readings, discussions, workshops and walking tours through the narrow streets and lanes of Ennis. We offer sessions on reading lists, poetry, events as Gaeilge, and an opportunity to compare notes and meet with other Book Club members.

See www.ennisbookclubfestival.com for further information and to view the programme.

As of Friday March 7th at 7pm, tickets for all events not taking place in glór are available on the door of the venue.
Tickets for all events taking place in glór are still available from 065 6843103 up to the start of the event.

• Martin Sixsmith And Donal Ryan
  glór, Saturday 8th March, 8pm
   
• Sunday Symposium : Dealing With Adversity
  glór,  Sunday 9th March, 10am
   
• Walking Tour
  Outside glór, Sunday 9th March, 12:15pm
   
• O The Hours - Clare Youth Theatre
  Temple Gate Hotel, Sunday 9th March, 12:15pm
   
• Literary Lunch : Postscript  SOLD OUT
  Old Ground Hotel, Sunday 9th March, 1:30pm

Double Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee (2007 & 2011) Andrew Maxwell is back in Ireland this Spring with a brand new show.  Packed full of fearlessly intelligent topical observations, delivered in his animated and inclusive style, ‘Banana Kingdom’ recently completed a sell-out run in one of the Edinburgh Fringe's biggest venues (playing to over 10,000 people) and a hit run in London's Soho Theatre.

“One of the most significant comedians working in the country today.” 
Independent

Andrew has sold out every Edinburgh run since 2005, playing to over 70,000 comedy fans in that festival alone. A familiar face on our TV screens, you've seen him star on The Panel (RTE) One Night Stand (Dave), Monumental , Conspiracy Roadtrip and Live at the Apollo (BBC), 8 Out of 10 Cats (Channel 4), John Bishop's Only Joking (Sky) and Celebrity Juice (ITV2).

The show is the creation of John Fennell, a teacher from Kilrush who has taught many thousands of kids in Clare to batter their way through the sets in his 25 years plus of teaching. He first produced the show in 2004 with 160 kids aged seven to seventeen. They performed around Ireland for two years before John took a break.  Now they are back with 4 shows in March and April 2014.

March:

• Hell For Leather Junior: Thurs 13 March, 8pm SOLD OUT
• Hell For Leather Senior: Sun 16 March, 8pm   Tickets from glór

April:
Tickets for the April shows are available from Deirdre Culligan on 086 842 9548.

• Hell For Leather Junior: Thurs 17 April, 8pm
• Hell For Leather Senior: Sat 19 April, 8pm

Yes, Conal takes his hilarious humour to a whole new level in this side-splitting 2 Act comedy farce! Written by Conal and his son Rory, the action takes place in the household of Bridie and Willie Murphy, a couple who have fought the war of marriage for over 30 years. It is a love story unlike any other - wandering eyes, wandering feet, wandering hands.....It's all here!  Scenes of nudity have been carefully left out in this saga of sex, drugs and deception (there weren't any in the first place, says Conal)!  Join Bridie, Willie, Dick and Cynthia... yes, Cynthia!!!!!....as this tale of passion and intrigue unfolds!

A play that was 16 years and 6 weeks in production - 16 years thinking about it and 6 weeks writing!

Tickets for the final go on sale at 10am on Monday 3rd March from glór box office on 065 6843103 or www.glor.ie

Clare’s Got Talent, presented by Clare FM, returns in 2014 offering you a chance to win €5000!

Auditions will take place in early February with the three semi-finals taking place in glór on February 15th, 22nd and March 2nd and a Grand Final in glór on Sunday March 15th.

Open to singers, dancers, musicians, choirs, groups, comedians, acrobats, magicians or anyone who can cycle backwards on a bicycle! A great experience for budding talent and four magnificent nights out at glór!

For information and to apply, stay tuned to Clare FM, visit www.clare.fm and find us on Facebook.

This is a beautifully produced show with large puppets, colourful sets and exquisite lighting and is suitable for an age group up to ten years of age.

The  Lambert Puppet Theatre is now widely recognised as the Premier Touring Puppet Theatre Company in Ireland and also internationally renowned for its many fine productions in Theatres throughout Ireland, The UK and Europe.  From its earliest beginning the Lambert family has been involved with RTÉ TV, working on the hugely popular series Wanderly Wagon featuring the Late Eugene Lambert and Judge.
Paula Lambert was the 'Bosco' voice on TV for seventeen years and indeed Bosco is still a firm favourite with the younger children and will make a nostalgiac appearance in the opening part of the show.

Duration: 65 - 70 minutes

Beginners and experienced alike are all welcome.  The mornings will cover connecting with your higher self, relaxation & breathing techniques, Mindfulness, Personal Development, and finding the balance in mind, body and spirit. 

Led by Josephine Sweeney, a Certified Louise Hay Practitioner & Heal Your Life® Coach, the meditations will encompass elements from her work based on the philosophy of Louise Hay.  Come along to enjoy a peaceful and harmonious hour with like- minded individuals.

To enrol contact Josephine Sweeney:

Mobile:      087 6926715
Email:       info@serenitywithin.ie
Website:   www.serenitywithin.ie

Payment terms are available.

By Pat McCabe
Directed by Padraic McIntyre

Love will survive us all. In this new play The Bridge Below The Town, set in the colourful, innocent world of 1950’s small town Ireland, Golly Murray discovers this gratifying truth.  Almost broken by the travails of life’s struggles, she and her husband Patsy are seen to triumph over adversity in the most extraordinary and uplifting way.  

This is a rollercoaster production about life, love, Butlin’s and Nuns who make Marla Men all to the beat of a classic soundtrack.

Children’s illustration offers a unique opportunity for literature and visual art to intersect. Showcasing twenty-one artists, Pictiúr demonstrates the range, scope and skill of Irish illustrators. The exhibition comprises 42 art pieces by 21 of Ireland’s leading children’s book illustrators, and includes illustrations from books written in English and Irish.

The exhibition will be curated by Ireland’s current Laureate na nÓg Niamh Sharkey and other illustrators featured will include PJ Lynch, Marie-Louise Fitzpatrick, Chris Haughton, Kevin Waldron, Oliver Jeffers, Chris Judge, Steve Simpson, Andrew Whitson, Mary Murphy, Michael Emberley and Olivia Golden.

For booking or further information please contact Marie McNamara, Theatre Practitioner and Dramatherapist on 087 6391409 │mfgmcnamara@eircom.net

When Annie's husband John dies of leukaemia, she and best friend Chris resolve to raise money for a new settee in the local hospital waiting room. They manage to persuade four fellow WI members to pose nude with them for an "alternative" calendar, with a little help from hospital porter and amateur photographer Lawrence. The news of the women's charitable venture spreads like wildfire, and hordes of press soon descend on the small village of Knapeley in the Yorkshire Dales. The calendar is a success, but Chris and Annie's friendship is put to the test under the strain of their new-found fame. Based on the true story of eleven WI members who posed nude for a calendar to raise money for the Leukaemia Research Fund, Calendar Girls opened at the Chichester Festival Theatre and has since become the fastest selling play in British theatre history.

This is a 100 % charity production by the Ennis Players with all proceeds going to the following local charities:

• Cahercalla Hospice
• Slainte an Chlair Cancer services
• West Clare Cancer Care Centre
• Alzhheimers Day Care Centre Ennis

Experience an evening of unforgettable storytelling from CoisCéim Dance Theatre. The award-winning Swimming With My Mother and Missing are two extraordinary shows by David Bolger.

A joyful celebration of things we pass on and the things we inherit, Swimming With My Mother is performed by David and his mother Madge. In this intimate dance, their life stories are told with humour to the sultry tones of Nat King Cole.  Can you imagine what it might feel like if a loved one went missing?

The dance poem, Missing, is a reminder of the fragility and beauty of moments shared. Performed by the outstanding dancers Emma O’Kane and Tom Pritchard, MISSING sold out completely when it premiered at the Dublin Dance Festival last year.

"David Bolger is a genius....he should be a household name"  The View, RTÉ 1

A fantastic night for all music lovers young and old, featuring the hits 'Saturday Night At The Movies', 'Under The Boardwalk', 'More Than a Number In My Little Red Book', 'Save The Last Dance For Me' and many many more:

Famed for their energetic live performances, Hermitage Green have been touring relentlessly since their formation in 2010. The five-piece started out as a spontaneous jam session between friends and soon developed in to a strong acoustic outfit with an original sound for which the band have credited their contrasting musical tastes.

Hitting the live circuit, they quickly won over legions of fans and selling out shows in Ireland, the UK, France, the Middle East, South Africa, the US and Australia, racking up in excess of  five hundred live shows. Their sold-out extensive Australian tour featured many highlights, including playing Sydney Harbour on Australia Day. Incendiary live performances and a curious arrangement of instruments help give Hermitage Green their distinctive live sound and lead to the recent release of their debut, chart-topping album ‘Live At Whelans’ which captures the beloved raw power of the band on stage.

Seeing Hermitage Green live, you can expect hard-hitting rhythm sections driven by the tribal combination of bodhrán and djembe, rhythmic guitar lines with dobro meolodies and soaring four-part vocal harmonies.
 

A variety of song and dance from ages 3 to adult, this show promises to be a fun, energetic performance for all the family to enjoy!

The human male tends to bury his problems rather than deal with them. This play is about digging them up again.

The play, originally produced to great acclaim in 2006, focuses on two lifelong friends who find themselves one evening digging a grave for their friend and local character, 'Smokey'. The men dig and reminisce about Smokey and his involvement with the local GAA club and their two sons, one now dead, the other emigrated… Their perspective on the past is quite different as they dig up more than stones and clay. They are joined by young Terry McCann (Clint Eastwood on a tractor), a good friend of the two boys, but now Terry is on his own…... on his own in a graveyard with two angry men and the ghost of Smokey to haunt him.

'dig' is widely regarded as O'Rourke's best play. There is his usual wit and banter, but with a deep underlying quandary… Does a father's behaviour really affect his son's… or do sons just turn into their fathers…
Shortlisted for Warehouse Theatre, London International Playwriting award in 2008 and numerous Irish awards at the time, 'dig' has a cast of four including O'Rourke himself and will tour from mid-January until the end of April 2014

An opportunity for 4-12 year olds to learn French through games, songs, rhymes, stories, role-plays and fun!
Classes start on Saturday 12th April and run for 7 weeks.

Please pre-book with Rhona Gomès at 086-8262500 or rhonagomes01@eircom.net, as spaces are limited.

For more information about La Jolie Ronde please visit www.lajolieronde.ie

Patrick Talbot Productions is delighted to present Frankie Gavin & DeDannan

‘This is a very exciting time in the life of De Dannan. The band has in the past been responsible for launching the careers of many of Ireland’s best known traditional performers who are now enjoying successful solo careers. Following a period where a De Dannan unit was no longer actively performing I believe it’s time now to write a new chapter in the De Dannan story. I have put together a team of musicians to form the new De Dannan name and sound to its former glory. We have also at the same time developed our own approach which will reflect a De Dannan of the 21st century.’ – Frankie Gavin

Frankie Gavin & De Dannan are the jewel in the crown, and as the musicians hit top gear some of the fast reels in particular are mesmerizing’ – Carl Dixon, the Irish Examiner August 2009

‘Frankie is just fantastic’ – Stephanie Grappelli

Clare Youth Theatre invite you to join them on a night of theatrical adventure with their trademark combination of zany innovation and thought-provoking style.

For one night only this year, they present Hester Hunts the Night Wolf using fairy tales and their common motifs to tell the story of love, fear and courage; Kohl, a fastpaced thriller set in 1930’s ‘speakeasy’ New York where nothing is as it seems and O to the Hours, examining the world of Virginia Woolf and gender.

As they say in the movies ‘Fasten Your Seatbelts, it’s going to be a bumpy night!’

Suitable for beginners and people with experience of yoga.  This session combines physical movements, breath work and a long relaxation.   Susie is fully qualified to teach in the Satyananda tradition of yoga (recognised by the Yoga Federation of Ireland and the British Wheel of Yoga).

Practical information:

• Wear loose comfortable clothing in layers. Shoes are not worn during the practice of yoga;
• Bring a blanket or sleeping bag with you for when you are lying on the floor. Mats are provided, though you are welcome to bring your own;
• Yoga is best practiced on an empty stomach, so try not to eat a large meal for 2 hours before the class;
• If you have any health problems it is advisable to check with your doctor whether s/he considers yoga to be appropriate for you.
   

For more information or to book, please contact Susie McNaughton 086 7354461.  Please note that payment can be in either one instalment of €80 or two instalments of €40.

Singer/songwriter Luan Parle, most notable for her top 10 hit ‘Ghost’, will host a 2 day songwriting workshop this April. There will be a special performance for family & friends on the final day at 3.30pm. This will give the budding songwriters a chance to perform the song written during the workshop to a live audience. 

As places are limited booking is essential.  There are no age restrictions.  Bring along all instruments.

“The workshop focuses on songwriting, performance, and the latest developments in the music industry. By the end of the workshop, the budding songwriters will have written and performed  an original song collectively. This is a unique and fantastic opportunity to get hands on experience of the day to day work in the music industry whether you aspire to be performers, songwriters, or work in music administration.” IMRO

Book directly with Luan on 085 2016811.

Balloon twisting workshops are a buzz of colour, fun and excitement and are a big hit with all ages.  Deesigner balloon workshops give each child hands on experience in creative balloon twisting and self-expression and is also a great way for building confidence and dexterity.

Deirdre will teach everyone how to make such things as dogs, swords, flowers, fairy wands, fish, bees, bears, spiders, hats and more. This is all time and ability dependant.  Each attendee will receive a certificate of accomplishment on completion and the best bit of all is watching everyone's faces light up as they walk away with their own creations.
All materials are supplied by Deesigner Balloons.

*Please note that this is a latex balloon workshop, and is not suitable for persons with latex allergies.

www.deesignerballoons.com

Keith Barry returns to glór with his new show, Brain Hacker.

Early booking is strongly advised.

Please note that under 12's must be accompanied by an adult.

Lumiere’s debut album brought together two distinct voices cut from the same geographic cloth. One is Éilís Kennedy, whose sound has ready access to the soul without need for scaffolding or spotlights.The other half of the musical whole is Pauline Scanlon, an award-winning singer from the same Kerry town of Dingle. With Lumiere, the song and its delivery are the primary focus, technical concerns gives way to feeling as song and singer effortlessly merge.

Support on the night is from Ennis native Sabrina Dinan

They are buffed they are detoxed they are booty-lish AND THEY ARE TOTALLY UP FOR IT!  The Nualas are jetting in for one night only with their shiniest show ever. Expect shine, expect glitz, expect cleavage (on their knees).  With acrobatic vocals, stunning instrumentation and provocative chat about current stuff, featuring self-penned original numbers such as ‘Jesus, Mary and Joseph why am I so fat’. You will laugh, you will cry, you will probably need to go to the toilet at some point.   Prepared to be Nuala’ed.

‘The Nualas made me laugh and cry and go to the toilet.’ – Fr. O’Reilly, Carlow

‘Jaysus The Nualas dropped a fair penny in this shop.’ – The Big Shiny Dress Shop, Kinnegad

Join Moya Brennan, the voice of Clannad, and celebrated harper Cormac De Barra on a magical musical journey for everyone aged 4 to 104.

Bringing together traditional Irish music and original music by Moya and Cormac, this gorgeous musical performance for families is inspired by the legend of Brian Boru’s harp and celebrates 1,000 years since the Battle of Clontarf in 1014.
 

The Voice Squad are an acapella traditional close-harmony male vocal trio made up of tenors Fran McPhail and Phil Callery and baritone Gerry Cullen.  Popular in the 70s and 80s, they’ve recorded with The Chieftains, Sinead O’Connor and Elvis Costello and have toured Europe, The UK and The USA.

The have regrouped after a 10 year break and performed two hugely successful sell-out concerts in Dublin and Belfast.  Their much anticipated new album “Concerning of 3 Young Men” is due for release March 2014 and is their first recording since “Hollywood” in 2005.

The story, set in rural Ireland over two days in 1964, centres on one Madge Molloy – a woman in her mid-60’s – who has lived over forty years of her life wondering why her husband Tom, whom she was married to for just five months, disappeared without trace.  She has been left to rear her only daughter Maura on their small farm and she has become bitter about men in general!  However, the arrival of a new curate to the parish – namely Fr. Michael McCoy - is about to throw light on the circumstances surrounding Tom’s mysterious disappearance and what unfolds on stage has to be seen to be believed! Madge has some serious decisions to make and she has to think on her feet!

This is one play that will have you on the edge of your seat all night and more importantly in tears of laughter.  A story like this could only happen in Ireland!

“When it comes to comedy this production really is the Real McCoy”  Munster Express

“With glimpses of John B Keane and resemblances of the Fr. Ted and Mrs. Doyle genre this play had the audience in tears of laugher for over two hours. This was a night not to be forgotten”  Irish World

The Crokey Hill Players Group was set up by Tommy Marren in May 2007 with the aim of providing theatre audiences in the West of Ireland with original Irish comedy productions.
 

Christy Moore, named as Ireland's greatest living musician in RTÉ's People of the Year Awards, returns to the glór stage for what promises to be a night to remember with some guest in tow.

Early booking for this event is strongly advised.

Under the direction of Tommy Drennan and Pearl Kiely, the senior students of this prestigious school will present the much loved musical Oliver.  This is a show packed with great songs, lavish dance routines and a much loved story, whilst the junior and intermediate students will perform two charming American shows.

As usual, this promises to be a great, entertaining night out for all the family.

Fil Campbell presents an affectionate tribute to the Irish folk songs that generations of Irish grew up with – songs that were recorded by women like Delia Murphy, Bridie Gallagher and Mary O’Hara whose lives Fil documented in her RTÉ documentary series Songbirds.

The songs from her most recent CD, A Place Of My Own as well as from her earlier recordings – Songbirds and Farewell To Cold Winter - are guaranteed to have you singing along in chorus on songs like the Old Maid in the Garrett and The Spinning Wheel, Love’s Old Sweet Song, Let Him Go Let Him Tarry and many more old favourites.

Fil is joined by Tom McFarland on vocals and percussion.

Directed by Paddy Farrelly.  Performed by Padraic McIntyre.

When Ulster Protestant, Kenneth McCallister finds himself on the football terraces for a crucial Northern Ireland v Republic of Ireland World Cup qualifying match, little does he know that his hum-drum life is about to change forever.  This production of Marie Jones’ smash-hit one-man show, A Night in November features Padraic McIntyre playing the part of Kenneth, a protestant dole clerk on a search for his own identity.

The play shows how Kenneth deals with his crisis through monologues and soliloquies as well as introducing numerous other characters to interact with, all played by the one actor.   By the end of the play Kenneth travels to New York to support Jack’s Army in the World Cup and he has come to terms with his identity as an Irish Protestant. "I am a free man, I am a Protestant man, I am an Irish man".

Jones’ enduringly humorous and challenging play is both uncomfortable and compelling  as it lays bare the issues of Protestant identity in 1990’s Northern Ireland.   It is the perfect night for a build up to the World Cup 2014. 

Marie Jones's passionate and often hilarious show has enjoyed productions all over the world including the West End and a successful six month run off-Broadway.

Quite simply a stunningly beautiful blend of music, vocals and dance. A thought provoking and inspired mix of old and new genres and styles, with unique arrangements, brought to life by an amazing cast of 17.

The Show is split into two quite unique halves. The first half bringing you some famous, and some not so well known songs from musicals.

The second will bring you a quite remarkable and diverse variety of entertainment. Be prepared to see some quite unique interpretations and arrangements for songs you might be familiar with.

To celebrate National Drawing Day with The National Gallery of Ireland, glór is delighted to once again present this drawing workshop with renowned Clare artist, Lorraine Wall.

Two joined dots make a line and a line is limitless, so is our potential to draw. Using a variety of different drawing tools and a selection of different media we will explore, try out, and do things you may never have experienced before, ever!

Suitable for all abilities.

With their own unique blend of ballet, drama and other dance styles The Dinan School of Ballet brings new life to the traditional tale of The Twelve Dancing Princesses.

This promises to be a captivating show for the whole family!

This show brings together our three dance schools from Doolin and Miltown Malbay, Co. Clare and Kinvara, Co. Galway.  We will showcase all styles of dance, ranging from jazz, tap, ballet, hiphop, musical theatre and contemporary. 

A family friendly show to guaranteed to entertain all ages.  You will be dancing in you seats to all the well-known pop hits and music throughout the decades.

This concert will celebrate 40 years of Fleadh Nua in Ennis.  Over this time, many great performers have entertained audiences in Ennis and this year we will be joined in our celebrations by Mick Moloney, Seamus Connolly, Jimmy Crowley and Stokers Lodge, Bobby Gardiner, Chris Droney, Nora Butler and many others.

We are The Speks and we sing nursery rhymes and kids' songs set to Irish music because we love Irish music!

We live on an island in the middle of the ocean off the coast of Co. Clare, Ireland. It's called Glasses Island because everybody wears glasses here. Our names are Quince, Naymon, Tommo, Pete, Ed and Rafferty and we love to sing, dance and play Irish music for kids. In fact, we're just like big kids ourselves. We never really grew up...we just grew older.

Sing along and sing aloud!

www.thespeks.com

102 years in the business, the Kilfenora has gone from strength to strength since their centenary! From village parties in the early 1900s right down to their current international profile in the new millennium, each new generation slots seamlessly into the groove of their forebears.

The group can follow its roots back into the late 1800s. At the time, music was an important feature of life in rural Ireland. Kilfenora boasted a fine brass band, which gradually evolved into a dance band. Its story is the story of Irish music itself. From village parties in the early 1900s to bigger dances in the '30s, broadcasts in the '40s, commercial recordings in the '50s, foreign tours in the '60s right down to their current international profile they have set the bar for other ensembles.

For more information on Fleadh Nua events 2014 please click here.

“He writes the sort of classic songs that people don’t write anymore, songs that sound like they’ve been around forever [...] Listen to Galileo, which is possibly the greatest song written in the last 30 years.” 
Paul Weller, Mojo Magazine (Apr 2012)

Declan O’Rourke has been busy since the long-awaited release of his third studio album, the curiously titled Mag Pai Zai, in April 2011.  With multi-platinum sales under his belt from his first two albums, Since Kyabram (2004) and Big Bad Beautiful World (2007), Declan took time out to reflect and start afresh. 

Declan's songs have been recorded by many artists including Josh Groban, Eddi Reader, The Celtic Tenors, Paul Byrom, and performed by Paul Weller, Camille O’Sullivan and Maura O’Connell amongst others.  He has toured extensively in Europe opening for the likes of Paul Weller, Snow Patrol, Teddy Thompson, The Cardigans, Paulo Nutini, Badly Drawn Boy, Divine Comedy and Paul Brady.

In June 2012, Declan was invited to perform at the Electric Burma gala concert, celebrating Burmese human rights activist Aung San Suu Kyi, alongside Bono, Bob Geldof, Damian Rice, Vanessa Redgrave, and many others.  2014 will see Declan return to the studio for the recording of his highly-anticipated side project of original songs on the Irish Great Famine.

Starcamp is Irelands leading and most renowned performing and fun Summer Camp and is open to boys and girls aged 4-13.

Starcamp's core ethos is to instil confidence and self-esteem through praise and recognition. We create a wondrous, nurturing environment where participation and happiness are key. We enhance skills and personalities through creative energies that will last a lifetime. Sing, Dance and Act ,all while making new friends and having fun. Run by professional, experienced, fully trained and Garda vetted leaders, choreographers and drama coaches.

To book your child's place, visit www.starcamp.ie or call 021 4377900.

Having performed for Nelson Mandela at the Yankee Stadium, for the Pope in Central Park, with the Chieftains on their US tour and on U2's “Rattle and Hum” album, film and tour, the Harlem Gospel Choir will, once again, return to Ireland for an extensive tour.

The world famous Harlem Gospel Choir was formed in 1988 and made its highly successful debut at New York's Cotton Club the same year. The Choir draws its core singers from various black churches in the Harlem community, who share the common aim of bringing about a better understanding of African/American culture. Founder member, Allen Bailey has worked in the entertainment industry for over 30 years. He was promotional director for major recording artists including Lionel Ritchie and the Commodores, Prince, Michael Jackson, Mr. T, and Isaac Hayes. He was chairman for the Martin Luther King Holiday campaign and it was through this work that the Harlem Gospel Choir was born.

Their songs of inspiration touch the depths of the soul and raise spirits to angelic heights. The Choir devotes his time to spreading the joy of faith throughout the world. This is not to be missed and promises to sell out quickly.