By the Light of the Silvery Moon
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zo 17 dec 202315:30 - 16:30Zaal 3De Constant Rebecqueplein 20A
By the Light of the Silvery Moon is a new experience in storytelling, combining spoken word and guest musicians collaborating live to add a sonic soundscape to the tales and performance.
Strongly influenced by previous bards like Raifteri an Fhíle, Brian Merriman and Aindrias MacCruitín, this storytelling show will see the wandering bard, with his rustic violin and other such accompaniments travel the roads of Ireland. Telling tales and short stories to eager audiences in the towns and villages of rural Ireland and across western Europe.
Aindrias' style is a fast paced, lively new approach to the ancient Irish art form, yet his work is firmly rooted in the traditional storytelling styles of the west of Ireland. Inspired by his work in folklore, nature, and the traditional arts, Aindrias brings us on a journey through tales of villages lost to the sea, misadventures of wandering musicians, humorous recitations, abridged folkloric myths, and of course his own self-penned outrageous tales of otherworldly events.
In de media
LONDON THEATRE GUIDE
“Exquisite, picaresque... Rarely has storytelling been so foot-tappingly funny.”
THE SCOTSMAN
"The sense of joy and redemption expressed through his playing is quite moving... the man's got talent and humour in abundance."
CHORTLE UK COMEDY GUIDE
“In blending traditional fiddle-playing with his tall-tale storytelling, Aindrias de Staic Is clearly continuing a longstanding Irish tradition.”
About Aindrias de Staic
Aindrias de Staic cannot be pigeon-holed as a traditional Irish musician. He is his own unique and authentic brand of Irish. An accomplished and acclaimed actor, writer, television presenter, and filmmaker, there is nothing status quo about him.
Well known for his work as a presenter with TG4 and his comic appearances on Hardy Bucks, de Staic enjoys a cult following in rural Ireland for his ability to help audiences enjoy the full flavour of Irish traditional arts, particularly storytelling and music. Leading a revival in new Irish storytelling, his rhythmic and energetic approach to storytelling has won many awards, including an All-Ireland medal at the Fleadh Cheoil in Mullingar and a Celtic Media Award 2018 in Wales.
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