A number of productions coming up at the Moat Theatre includes the story of an ageing Elvis impersonator, comedy, singer Barbara Dixon and the return of Route 66 (above) after their success entertaining at the Rose of Tralee.
On Friday 15 September,
One Sweet Hour - An Elvis Story, is a brand new musical written by and starring
Greg Traynor with co-star
Irene Marshall. Featuring many Elvis Presley songs and tells the story of an aging Elvis impersonator, Ted Masterson, who falls in love with Priscilla, the daughter of the proprietor of Tupelo Inn, where Ted plays on a regular basis. This one is not only for fans of Elvis but fans of great musicals. Directed by Gary Veitch and edited by Eugene O’Brien of
Pure Mule and
Eden fame, it’s a story of sadness, tragedy, laughter and lots of songs.
The Moat is delighted once again to welcome back comedian
Conal Gallen in a brand new show How’s Your Father? on Saturday 16 September at 8pm. Father and son team Conal and
Rory Gallen have written what they they believe is their funniest comedy play to date (for 16+).
The theatre is excited to announce two late comers to their calendar.
Barbara Dickson on Wednesday 25 October is renowned and admired for her mix of musical theatre and 20th century songs. She tours with the immensely talented
Nick Holland, who plays keyboards and sings, bringing a mature mixture of sublime old and new songs for every taste.
Route 66 return to the theatre on Friday 27 October. The 16-piece North Kildare-based big band has received standing ovations at theatres all over Ireland. The feedback from audiences has been exceptional with the 'great mix of music' being the most common compliment. Their Live in Concert Show takes the audience on a trip from the 40s right up to date and includes hits from Glenn Miller, Frank Sinatra, Cher, Joe Dolan, Tina Turner, Tom Jones and Adele among others.
Log on to
www.moattheatre.com to learn more or call up to the box office today.
