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Led by musical director, Alice Gildea, the Balor Songbook Choir makes a welcome return
to the Balor Theatre with their Songs from the Movies Show on February 8,9 and 10.
The choir’s last outing took place in February 2020 and proved a sell-out success.
The choir is now bigger than before with 75 people of all ages participating. Members have been rehearsing since October and are looking forward to perform on the Balor Stage.
The show is suitable for all ages and has something for everyone. Listening to 75 voices perform in harmony promises to be both a powerful and, at times, spine chilling experience.
The choir will perform songs from movies of all genres and eras and their programme is
sure to have a few of your favourites – rock, blues, swing, animated films and even an old
cowboy number or two.
Those fortunate enough to be attending are promised a hugely entertaining night with early booking strongly advised as tickets are selling fast.
Tickets are €15 pp and are available at the Balor Theatre Box Office 074 9131840 or visit
https://balorartscentre.ticketsolve.com
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