"Blackwater Babble" will be staged in Ballyduff Upper and Waterford City
Blackwater Babble is being staged around the country by production company Broken Crow. It moves from the Everyman in Cork to St Michael's of Ballyduff on January 25th, and following a stint in Kilkenny and Dublin, it will be staged at Garter Lane Arts Centre on February 1st.
The play was written by Tramore-based Ronan Fitzgibbon, directed by Waterford's Joe Meagher and stars actors Gary Murphy and Patrick McCarthy. It tells the story of a man journeying along the River Blackwater, in search of what makes a great pub session.
Ronan joined me in studio and you can listen here..
The Green Room Awards take place at Theatre Royal on Sunday February 2nd at 8pm. They're a celebration of the arts across Waterford City and county, through various category awards. The public also have their chance to vote, you can find out more here.
Mary Frances Ryan and Dermot Keyes, Editor and Deputy Editor respectively of The Waterford News and Star, joined me in studio to discuss the nominations, and what people can expect on the night at Theatre Royal.
Have a listen to our chat..
The Symphony Club of Waterford, aka SCOW, has been operational in Waterford for many years and during that time, top-class acts in classical music have been brought our way. 2020 is no different, and Liam Daly of SCOW joined me in studio to give details...
