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| Written by Liam |
| Saturday, 13 February 2010 11:50 |
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Spontaneous standing ovations on first two nights – Thursday and Friday Buy your tickets now is the message – the show is almost sold out for the remaining eight nights already – ticket office is at Sean Costello’s, Abbey Street, Ballinrobe, tel 094 95 41405 Tonight’s show will be attended by Claude Michel Schönberg, who wrote the music for the show. He has also penned such classics as Lés Miserábles and Miss Saigon Tonight’s show will also be attended by executives from Riverdance – Riverdance creators John McColgan and Moya Doherty were the ones who brought The Pirate Queen to Broadway Many patrons are availing of the special package available in local restaurants – dinner, a free programme of the show, and onto the Auditorium in
About The Pirate Queen The Pirate Queen, which tells the story of Mayo’s western warrior Grace O’Malley, features music by Alan Boublil and Claude Michel Schönberg, who penned such classics as Lés Miserábles and Miss Saigon. Ballinrobe Musical Society chairman Pat McGovern said that Grace O’Malley remained one of the most fascinating figures of Irish history. “Under-celebrated,” he said, “she was a wild, unyielding spirit who defended her country and its traditions, defied an empire and set herself against and conventions of society and the role it prescribed for women”. The show is being staged in association with Irish Pride, a national company with a local presence stretching over many decades. “We have people coming from every county in “We are very grateful to our premier sponsors Irish Pride, who have been extremely supportive. Our corporate sponsors 3, Tesco, More details on the show are available on www.BallinrobeMusicalSociety.com. |
| Last Updated on Saturday, 13 February 2010 11:55 |


