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    An Irish Christmas at Sedona Performing Arts Center

    October 16, 2019No Comments
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    20191016_irishchristmasSedona AZ (October 16, 2019) – On Tuesday December 3rd, 2019  an Irish Christmas will be appearing live at Sedona Performing Arts Center at Red Rock High School in Sedona, Arizona. Doors open at 6:30pm and the concert begins at 7:30. The event is open to all ages.

    Tickets on sale now. Advance tickets are $35/$45/$55 (service fees not included). Tickets are available at greenhouseproductions.net .

    “… Genuinely astonishing … electric!” − The Village News

    20191016_irishchristmasTake a journey through Christmas in Ireland with superb dancing, singing and Irish traditional music celebrating the international spirit of the holiday season.

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    An Irish Christmas, features an award-winning cast of Irish dancers led by Riverdance Principal Dancer Caterina Coyne, World Champion Dancer Tyler Schwartz and Connor Reider (Principal dancer Celtic Wings, St. Patrick’s Day in Ireland, The Chieftains), as well as members of the Kerry Dance Troupe, The Kerry Voice Squad and the Kerry Traditional Orchestra in a memorable night that sparkles with the charm and magic that only this festive time of year can bring.

    Celebrate the great tradition of butter-making, chase the wren on St. Stephen’s Day; draw down the half door for spectacular dance, enjoy superb music-making and singing of Christmas carols in an unforgettable Irish night! Songs spinning out of the mists and into the familiar Silent Night, Twelve Days of Christmas and Carol of the Bells, and superb music from members of the Kerry Traditional Orchestra is just the beginning of this great Irish night! Not to be Missed! Ireland at its best!

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