What's on in Waterford: Live music, theatre, dance and more

A breakdown of upcoming events and how to get tickets
What's on in Waterford: Live music, theatre, dance and more

Salsa Night takes place at The Haven next month

Deise Dogs, November 2, Coastguard Cultural Centre

 'Deise Dogs' is a heist comedy with a twist – the twist being that it’s set in Waterford City and the target of the heist is an iconic Waterford landmark! Written and directed by Derek Flynn, it tells the story of three young Waterford lads badly in need of some quick cash who come up with a hairbrained scheme to knock off one of Waterford’s most iconic buildings.

Tickets available at Eventbrite.ie 

Cailleacha Agus Bandia, November 8, Garter Lane Arts Centre

Cailleacha agus Bandia is the latest project from vocalist, cellist and composer Aleka Potinga This project sees a point of departure from her usual influence of Romanian folk music, instead, looking to Irish mythology for inspiration.

She has chosen four female characters from these great mythological stories as her basis for a set of brand new compositions.

She is also collaborating for the first time with two visual artists who will create visuals for each piece.

This is going to be a truly immersive experience with live visuals coinciding with soaring vocals, melancholic cello, alongside supportive guitar from long-time collaborator Chris Guilfoyle.

Aleka Potinga is a Romanian singer, cellist and composer and she is the former Jazz Artist in Residence here at Garter Lane Arts Centre in partnership with the IMC Navigator Programme.

Tickets available at garterlane.ie 

Salsa Night, November 16, The Haven Hotel.

The Haven Hotel in Dunmore East have announced their second Haven Havana' night with music from the Buena Vista Social Club tribute band and Salsa dancer Gaby Marcano. Learn the steps and enjoy the fabulous Cuban music. 

Tickets available at thehavenhotel.com 

Abba Forever, The Christmas Show, November 22, Theatre Royal 

'Abba Forever The Christmas Show', returns to The Theatre Royal this year. 

A Theatre Royal spokesperson said: “It is one of the years’ most popular shows and we keep getting requests for its return. After a fantastic show for the past 9 years, we had no hesitation in inviting them back."

Abba Forever was formed and is led by Dennis Scally, who for 13 years while based in Los Angeles, was the musical director for The Supremes and toured the world with them. He moved back to Europe 17 years ago to form Abba Forever.

Lead guitarist is Rae Daniel and lead vocalists are Lucinda O’Connell and Marie O’Hara.

Tickets available at theatreroyal.ie

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