02/07/2026
WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT!
If you're free on July 25th, please come to this incredibly worthwhile fundraiser for our upcoming production of "After Pinocchio", a collaboration with The Red Door Project - LCDAT and generously supported by Droichead Arts Centre. Huge thanks to the spectacular The Blue Belles for doing this - this is a brilliant opportunity to experience them and our own Kerry Anne Sheridan live, and for a great cause that supports the power of theatre in the wider Drogheda community.
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This project is funded by the Department of Culture, Communications, and Sport through the Creative Ireland Programme and is facilitated by Louth County Council.
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The Blue Belles are Ireland’s freshest post-modern vintage style trio combining the classic sound of authentic vintage swing with post-modern versions of the biggest hits from the last 40 years, all in pitch perfect 3 part harmony! Ireland's premier vintage vocal trio features Kerry Ann Sheridan, Carly Coonagh and West End star & Celtic Woman Grammy nominated artist Susan McFadden!
Inspired by groups such as The Andrews Sisters and Post Modern Jukebox, The Blue Belles are sure to impress any audience with their energetic, engaging performance and colourful vintage style!
Recent performances for the group include their first sell out show in The Civic Theatre, being featured on RTE Radio 1 Christmas Special with Jo Duffy, Marty in The Morning on RTE Lyric FM, The National Concert Hall with the Connor McKeon Band, perfoming for our president in Aras An Uachtarain, Performing live with the RTE Concert Orchestra at Bord Bia Bloom with Marty Whelan, Flavours of Fingal and being the opening act for the iconic Sister Sledge in Sword Castle and most recently Performing on Dancing With The Stars with the RTE Concert Orchestra
This event is a fundraiser for The Little Duke Theatre's upcoming production of After Pinocchio, an original theatrical collaboration with The Red Door Project, Drogheda, and supported by the Droichead Arts Centre.
