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Irish Daily Mirror
13-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Irish Daily Mirror
Imelda May set to return to popular Dublin venue to star in hit play
Singer Imelda May is set to return to Dublin's 3Olympia Theatre to star in Brian Behan's show, The Mother Of All Behans. From the book by Mr Behan, the show is adapted and directed for the stage by Peter Sheridan. Following sold-out performances in 2023 and 2024, The Mother Of All The Behans will return to Dublin's 3Olympia Theatre for a limited run only from July 29 to August 2, 2025. Speaking ahead of her sold-out run in 2024, Imelda May said: "I can't wait to become the fiercely wonderful Kathleen Behan again for a while and to share her incredible life story with you. 'This one woman play, The Mother of All Behans, written and directed by my dear friend and genius Peter Sheridan, is being brought back to you all by popular demand. 'You came in your droves last year and every seat sold out so we're back thanks to you. I cannot wait. See you soon in 3Olympia Theatre, Theatre Royal Waterford, The Everyman Cork and the Belfast Grand Opera House.' Tickets priced from €21.50 including booking fee & €1.50 restoration levy are on sale now with Ticketmaster.
Yahoo
28-01-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Popular musician reveals Glasgow show dates
Jools Holland has announced two Glasgow shows in his 30-date UK tour. The 2025 tour will include two dates at the city's SEC Armadillo on December 5 and 6. Tickets go live on January 31 at 10am and can be purchased from and He will perform at the SEC Armadillo (Image: BBC Archive) The musician will be joined by special guest Imelda May. Jools said: "From the moment I first heard and saw her, I realised that she is one of the true greats of music who understands old and new music. "Her ravishing voice can illuminate both ballads and boogie-woogie like no one else." READ MORE: The tour will also introduce Ed Richardson as the orchestra's new drummer, succeeding the legendary Gilson Lavis. Ed said: "I've been a fan of Gilson since my dad first sat me down in front of the Hootenanny. "His iconic style left an indelible mark on me. "To now step into his shoes is both a challenge and an honour. "I'll do my utmost to continue his legacy and keep the drum chair as exciting as he made it." Fans can also look forward to performances from Ruby Turner, and vocalists Louise Marshall and Sumudu Jayatilaka. Together with the Rhythm and Blues Orchestra, Jools Holland will perform songs from throughout his career, ensuring a lively and unforgettable show.
