‘baaa’ Humbug! A Stocking full of Show-Tunes

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Smock Alley Theatre, Thursday 12th December - Saturday 14th December

‘baaa' Humbug! A Stocking full of Show-Tunes – Three Wise Men they are not… but stars from the hit musical Les Misérables they are!

Join West-End, Broadway and International performers Earl Carpenter, Paul Wilkins & Chris Holland in an evening fully packed with musical anecdotes, witty banter and an abundance of Christmas merriment!

Twas a time before Christmas, three musical singers,
Joined forces in song to pay for their dinners,
Their voices were tuneful and the banter was funny,
Singing all of the show-tunes for not that much money!

Cast:
Earl Carpenter (Les Misérables, The Phantom of the Opera, We Will Rock You).
Chris Holland (Les Misérables, Grease, We Will Rock You).
Paul Wilkins (Les Misérables, Hair, The Dreamers).
Accompanied on the piano by Louise Helyer.

Suitable for all ages.
Running Time: 140mins incl 20 minute interval.


Date:
Thursday 12th December - Saturday 14th December
Time:
2.30pm | 7.30pm
Price:
€15 | €18
Address:
7 Exchange Street Lower, Temple Bar, Dublin, D08 PX27, Ireland

Google Map of 7 Exchange Street Lower, Temple Bar, Dublin, D08 PX27, Ireland

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