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Narrow Water Arts Festival: Opening Concert with Ciaran Hinds and NI Opera

Warrenpoint Town Hall, 27A Church Street, Warrenpoint, County Down, BT34 3HN
Ciaran Hinds actor portrait

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An epic evening of music exploring a multitude of human emotions and psychologies. Renowned actor Ciarán Hinds brings to life the story behind Caplet's Conte fantastique, based on Poe's Masque of the Red Death. After an interval Mary McCabe and David Quigley take to the stage for NI Opera's production of Poulenc's one act Opera La Voix Humane. Opera, Theatre and Chamber Music all under one roof in one concert!

Opening Concert will take place in Warrenpoint Town Hall at 7.30pm with The Fews Ensemble featuring Geraldine O'Doherty, Ciarán Hinds, Mary McCabe, David Quigley. 

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