Be transported to the Celtic motherland and have a craic time at A Taste of Ireland
There is much to love about Ireland. Whether it’s the lush landscapes, compelling history or wonderful people, it’s certainly a destination high on our bucket list. If a holiday to the Celtic motherland is not currently in your budget, don’t fret! As this St Patrick’s Day weekend you can be whisked away to Eire, no passport needed for the return of the music and dance sensation – A Taste of Ireland.
Coming off almost 200 shows performed across Australia and New Zealand, A Taste of Ireland will return to QUT’s Garden Theatre for two shows only on Saturday March 18. Get ready to laugh, cry and jig the night away with well-known Irish tunes, jaw-dropping tap battles, dynamite dancing and melodic musical mash-ups. The ensemble of highly acclaimed Irish dancers, dazzling folk musicians and contemporary artists will tell the original story of the Celtic motherland, shining a bright light on Ireland’s history, culture and treasure trove of talent.
Delivering craic galore to Brisbane audiences, this one-of-a-kind production combines toe-tapping rhythms with heart-warming emotion to create a contemporary Irish showcase that will leave you wanting more. Sing along to revamped classics like Irish ballad ‘Danny Boy’ and traditional children’s song ‘Tell Me Ma’, complimented by a dynamite display of scenic visuals, poetic narration and plenty of glitz and glamour. This love letter to Ireland continues to wow audiences all over the country, with tours lined up in the US and UK in 2024.
Don’t miss your chance to witness A Taste of Ireland this St Patrick’s Day weekend in Brisbane. Head to the A Taste of Ireland Show website for more information and to secure your tickets.
This article was written in partnership with our friends at A Taste of Ireland.
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