The Dawson Chorus Concert

St Ann's Church, Saturday 21st March

An 80-voice choir performs a range of well-known pop hits in the historic setting of St Ann’s Church, Dawson St.

The Dawson Chorus was formed in 2024 by Choir Director Philip Mackenzie and has 90 members. Since their first concert last May, the choir has performed in many locations including Leinster House, The Royal College of Physicians, The Unitarian Church, Kaleidoscope Festival and the Q102 Christmas special with Kathryn Thomas.

The choir return to St Ann's Church on Saturday 21st March for two concerts at 4pm and 7.30pm.

Doors open half an hour before the performance. The performance will last approx 80 minutes.


Date:
Saturday 21st March
Time:
4.00pm & 7.30pm
Price:
€20
Address:
St Ann's Church of Ireland, Dawson Street, Dublin 2, Ireland

Google Map of St Ann's Church of Ireland, Dawson Street, Dublin 2, Ireland

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