Róisín Sheehy Gaelic Residency
We are delighted to welcome award-winning poet, playwright, and performing artist Róisín Sheehy for an exciting six-week Gaelic residency.
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Listowel / Co. Kerry
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We are delighted to welcome award-winning poet, playwright, and performing artist Róisín Sheehy for an exciting six-week Gaelic residency.
We are delighted to welcome award-winning poet, playwright, and performing artist Róisín Sheehy for an exciting six-week Gaelic residency.
We are delighted to welcome award-winning poet, playwright, and performing artist Róisín Sheehy for an exciting six-week Gaelic residency.
We are delighted to welcome award-winning poet, playwright, and performing artist Róisín Sheehy for an exciting six-week Gaelic residency.
Join us for a morning of coffee and conversational Irish. Bí linn don ócáid mhíosúil seo ar an chéad Aoine den mhí.
We are delighted to welcome award-winning poet, playwright, and performing artist Róisín Sheehy for an exciting six-week Gaelic residency.
We are delighted to welcome award-winning poet, playwright, and performing artist Róisín Sheehy for an exciting six-week Gaelic residency.
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Reviews on Google from visitors to St. John's Theatre & Arts Centre.
26 February 2023
A very intimate and historic venue. The old Saint John’s Church. We saw the John B. Keane play “The Hiker” here and we had a really fun night. It was a full house and the rest of the patrons were the most friendly, welcoming bunch you could ever hope to...
Read Full Review18 October 2022
Small venue with a huge heart. If it’s your first time in Ireland and you’re in Listowel pop in and see a show. It’s a unique venue, you have to go there once.
Read Full Review5 February 2019
A delightful place to put on a show. Wonderful light and sound booth. If your play has special lighting retirements, Joe Murphy can handle them with ease. Comfortable dressing room with it's own toilet.
Read Full ReviewGuest: Caomhán Maccana
Elizabeth Stack speaks with composer and producer Caomhán Maccana about music, memory and the courage to perform, ahead of The Unseen Growth of Winter at St John’s Theatre.
Guest: Niamh Strong
Elizabeth Stack talks to Niamh Strong about growing up in one of Ireland’s best-known musical families, finding her own voice, and the enduring influence of Eva Cassidy ahead of Songbird: The Songs of Eva Cassidy at St John’s Theatre.
Guest: John Paul Reynolds of Peter Street
Elizabeth Stack speaks with John Paul Reynolds of Peter Street about Irish traditional music, the band's formation and the ideas behind a new album.