Celtic Exodus – The Musical

Round Room at the Mansion House, Wednesday 22nd July - Thursday 20th August

Celtic Exodus-The Musical by Brian Warfield of The Wolfe Tones is opening for a historic four-week run in The Round Room, Dublin's Mansion House 22nd July-20th August 2026. An epic landmark musical of Irish storytelling and dance of the Irish Famine.

Impossible choices, a bitter feud, forbidden love and famine. One of the darkest chapters of our country’s history, the Great Famine is the backdrop to a major new musical theatre production Celtic Exodus – The Musical.

Combining the power of Irish music, Irish dance and storytelling with the scale and ambition of Broadway and Westend productions, it's an epic story of love, famine, rebellion and resilience, as it delves into the hardships experienced by millions through the lens of star-crossed lovers Siobhán and the rebel Seán.

A cast of 20 led by Leah Barniville (Britain’s Got Talent), Colm Quinn (Riverdance), Phelim Drew and Sue Collins, it boasts 20 original songs


Date:
Wednesday 22nd July - Thursday 20th August
Time:
7.30pm
Price:
From €39.95
Address:
The Round Room Conference & Events Venue Dublin - Mansion House, Dawson Street, Dublin 2, Ireland

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