SPECIAL ST. PATRICK’S CELEBRATION FUNDRAISER FOR THE PLAYHOUSE!

FEBRUARY 19, 2012

SPECIAL ST. PATRICK’S CELEBRATION FUNDRAISER FOR THE PLAYHOUSE! JOIN US!

Join Playhouse favorite Michael McDermott and his group “Cead Mile Failte”
to celebrate  Celtic culture and heritage through narration, stories and joyous music.

Songs that will be performed include “That’s An Irish Lullaby”, “Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms”, “Star Of The County Down”,”Carrickfergus”, “She Moved Through The Fair”, “Danny Boy” and many more favorites.  Our own Beverley Taylor will also be performing a duet with Michael McDermott.

Saturday:  March 10, 2012

Centerbrook Meeting House – 7:00pm

Tickets:  $50 each includes concert, food and drinks

Open seating is limited so book early to avoid disappointment.

For more information on the event, please follow this link.

We hope to see you all on Saturday, March 10 – come and celebrate with us!

Call 860.767.9520 for more information or to secure your seats.

Cake Pops and The Irish

Have you tried a cake pop today? If you haven't I suggest you get down there right away because this one I had was scrumptious along with a red velvet whoopie cake.

And the Irish...and How They Got That Way was excellent.

Image courtesy of the Ivoryton Playhouse

Above in the image you will see the cast.  Starting from the left is Morgan Crowley, who came from Ireland just for the show, Kathleen Mulready, who was last seen in Finian's Rainbow at the Ivoryton Playhouse, Michael McDermott, who reprised his role from 2007 at the Playhouse, and Annie Kerins.

Morgan Crowley performs an ever so touching Danny Boy, that captures the hearts of the audience. Michael McDermott knocks the audience off their feet as a reporter trying to get an obituary. Annie Kerins and  Kathleen Mulready round out the cast to make this St. Patrick's Day that much more green. This show was lots of fun.

Stop by a Starbucks and pick up a cake pop, then book a ticket to see The Irish at the Ivoryton Playhouse.

You'll love them both.

Cassandra