Frankly My Dear blends elements of Jazz and Broadway.
On SaturdayApril 11th at Birr Theatre audiences will be treated to special guest Helen O Dwyer from Frankly My Dear to join Ireland's King of Swing Luke Thomas and The Swing Cats on their KINGS OF SWING TOUR.
Frankly My Dear is a chic music act blending elements of Jazz and Broadway, encapsulating the glitz and glamour of the roaring twenties. Frankly My Dear singer Helen O Dwyer will treat the audience to the timeless Etta James Classic At Last as well as joining Luke Thomas for a captivating performance of the iconic duet Something Stupid; the classic intricate harmony famously performed by Frank and Nancy Sinatra.
Frankly My Dear singer Helen O’Dwyer has been making waves across the country with performances at some of Ireland’s most iconic venues, including the Guinness Cork Jazz Festival, the Royal Hospital Kilmainham, the Theatre Royal Waterford, The Lark Concert Hall in Dublin, Lime Tree Theatre in Limerick, and as a regular featured performer at the Powerscourt Hotel in Enniskerry.
Ireland's King of Swing Luke Thomas and The Swing Cats bring their KINGS OF SWING TOUR to Birr celebrating 100 years of swing music with a musical timeline of classics from the 1920's to the modern day featuring Big Band songs like Sing Sing Sing, Puttin’ on The Ritz, Just a Gigolo and Mack The Knife to crooning favourites like Mr. Bojangles, Fly Me To The Moon and Moon River all the way to the iconic swing anthem New York New York.
Audiences have been on their feet and venues sold out all over the country for this electrifying show commemorating the illustrious 100-year legacy of swing music. Luke Thomas and has also captivated audiences as a headline act at The Guinness Cork Jazz Festival, Electric Picnic and also on The Late Late Show, Ireland AM, The Today Show, The Six O'Clock Show and every major radio station in the country. With two #1 Albums, three TV Concert Specials and 8 personally requested performances for President Higgins, Luke Thomas and The Swing Cats bring that irresistible charisma and magnetic charm that defined the iconic legends of swing music.
With a stage presence that exudes timeless sophistication, electric energy and effortlessly cool, Luke Thomas channels the suave charisma of Sinatra and the debonair charm of Dean Martin, captivating audiences with every note.
With dynamic performances and undeniable star quality, Luke Thomas and the Swing Cats pay homage to the golden era of swing while infusing it with their own modern flair, creating a mesmerizing experience that leaves a lasting impression.
Celebrate the enduring influence of swing music and get immersed in the rich tapestry of Swing history. Let the Kings of Swing Tour be your guide through a century of musical brilliance, a testament to the timeless allure of swing where every note strikes a chord in your heart and soul.
Prepare to dance, sing, and swing the night away! Tickets from €28 available from www.theswingcats.ie or from Birr Theatre & Arts Centre Box Office.
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