By The Light of the Silvery Moon

Axis Ballymun, Thursday 19th November

Storytelling in his blood, music in his bones – Aindrias de Staic weaves Ireland’s living lore By the Light of the Silvery Moon.

Seamlessly combining myth, mischief, storytelling and music, Aindrias invites audiences into an high-energy show that pulses with life.

A true pioneer in reviving Ireland’s bardic tradition, Aindrias draws on inspirations from Raifteirí an Fhíle, Brian Merriman, and Aindrias MacCruitín. He has honed a contemporary seanchaí style that remains firmly rooted in the traditions of the West.

Enhancing each tale with a live sonic landscape, Aindrias is joined on stage by harpist Aisling Lyons and percussionist Brian Fleming. By the Light of the Silvery Moon is a celebration of Ireland’s living heritage, where ancient voices meet modern ears in a raucous night of wonder, laughter, wit, and warmth.


Date:
Thursday 19th November
Time:
8.00pm
Price:
€18 - €20
Address:
Axis Art Centre and Theatre, Main St, Ballymun, Dublin, Ireland

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