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Reflected Light - Grief Songs


An enchanting collaboration in commemoration of the anniversary of Séamus Ennis.


Join us for an intimate and moving performance as we welcome award winning Irish writer Anne Haverty with a collection of her own poems about grief and consolation. Anne’s beautiful work is brought to life through the musical talents of renowned Irish musician Donal Lunny and the incredible voice of Zoe Conway, in a unique and captivating collaboration.


This one-of-a-kind show is a perfect example of the magic that is created when great writing and legendary music join in perfect harmony, and is jam packed with meaningful words, harmonious music and magical stage visuals that will touch your heart and stay with you long after the show is over.


With this much talent on one little stage, it’s going to be a show that you don’t want to miss!



And don't forget to check in with The Cottage Cafe to enjoy a delicious pre-show dinner to complete this magical night. You can book your table here: https://www.tseac.ie/thecottagecafe


See you at the show!

 
 
 

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