Camden based Choir open to all… No auditions, No sight reading, Just singing!

Jazz Choirs makes singing easy and fun by providing members with learning tracks for all of our arrangements.

Our repertoire include Jazz Standards, Blues and Soul along with some old school pop celebrating the music of well-known artists ranging from Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett and Ella Fitzgerald and to Stevie Wonder, Carole King and Lambert, Hendricks and Ross.

Join our choir, meet new people, discover new music and sing new songs!

Every Tuesday!

Session 1: 6.45pm – 8.15pm

Session 2: 8.30pm – 10pm

£50% discount on your ‘First Four’ sessions when signing up for our Autumn 2019 term.

Full details available at: www.jazzchoirs.co.uk

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Join us in our beautiful Chapel room for a wonderful evening of poetry from some of the Emerald Isle’s brightest, best, and upcoming poets.

From Ian Sansom to Emily S Cooper, to Jake Charles Hawkey and Mary Noonan, this free event is an evening of culture not to be missed!

Doors open from 7pm.

The Whistlin’ Donkeys are in the UK for another performance on the back of their incredible 2019 tours. Their unique spin on Irish Folk music, which blends elements of traditional Irish with Celtic rock influences, have seen them play across the world, from America to all over Ireland.

If their last trip over is anything to go by tickets will sell fast and a good ole knees up is inevitable!

Much is known about the visits Michael Collins made to London as part of the treaty negotiations in 1921/22 – however, much less is known about the nine years he spent in the capital  working, at all places, at the Post Office Savings Bank.

Lodging with his elder sister Hannie, Collins was fifteen when he moved to London where he remained until his call back to Ireland for the Easter Rising.

This two-handed drama explores the years prior to 1916 and of course the time when he returns to London a totally different man altogether.

“They’d seen his face before…” A Day In The Life-The Beatles

She had not …And not knowing his face was their grace…

A force far greater than fate or destiny pushes two total strangers to cross paths one day on a Wicklow Hill. Whilst overlooking the magical Luggala Valley and mysterious Lough Tay aka The Guinness Lake, time stands still in more ways than one. Separate lives are lived through one day with moving, sometimes humorous and very unexpected consequences…

Written by Maria McAteer. Directed by Karen Spicer With Darren Cheek and Maria McAteer

NOTE: performances are on the 18th, 20th, 21st, and 22nd March.

We’re buzzing to announce that applications are now open for Camden Fringe 2020! It’s our fifth year participating in this wonderful event, can you believe?

If you’re thinking of putting on a play, a performance, or poetry reading, look no further than Camden’s London Irish Centre.

Get in touch today to find out more information, and apply to take part on eventotron.com.