ARIZONA IRISH MUSIC SOCIETY
AIMS NEWS AND NOTES
AIMS News and Notes 9-12-2007
Arizona Irish Music Society
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The Expanded Irish Cultural Center Gift Shop run by Pat & Patty McCrossan, the former proprietors of Ireland's Own, is now open from 10:30 am until 6 pm Tuesday through Friday and from 10:30 am until 3 pm on Saturday. It will also be open for any ICC special events. Call (602) 254-6094.
The Irish Cultural Center is at 1106 N. Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85004
602-258-0109 www.azirish.org
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Out and About
---- Condolences For The Mc Crossans
2. Irish Cultural Center News
--- Fri Sept 14 - Sean Prior On “The Flight Of The Earls”
--- Fri Sept 21 - Third Friday Ceili
--- Sat Sept 29 - No Feis Feis Scheduled
3. Tannahill Weavers This Weekend
--- Sat. Sept 15 - 7:30 Pm - Peoria
--- Sun. Sept. 16 - 7:30 Pm - Tucson
4. Blood Bath Brings Bounty Of Laughter (Lieutenant Of Inishmore)
5. Knockabouts Cd Release Party This Sat At Uptown Billiards
6. All Ireland GAA Football Final At Dubliner On Sun Am
7. Oct 6 Benefit For A Benefit The Hugo O'conor Play
8. Fire & Grace Premier In Tempe In April 2008
9. This Week In Irish Music
1. OUT AND ABOUT
---- CONDOLENCES FOR THE MC CROSSANS
We extend our deepest condolences to Pat and Patty McCrossan. Pat's brother Sean passed away suddenly on Tuesday August 28th at his home in Derry. The McCrossan's manage the Irish Cultural Center's gift shop and Pat is in charge of the Academy of Irish and Celtic studies. Pat is a well known musician and will be appearing this weekend at Seamus McCaffrey’s.
2. IRISH CULTURAL CENTER NEWS
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--- FRI SEPT 14 - SEAN PRIOR ON “THE FLIGHT OF THE EARLS”
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The Center will present The Flight of The Earls with Sean Prior at 7:30 pm. Admission is $5.00. September 2007 Marks the 400th anniversary of a pivotal moment in Irish history, marking the end of the ancient Gaelic order, which had existed in Ireland for over 1000 years.
Those who left Ireland in September 1607 included Hugh O’Neill, Earl of Tyrone, Rory O’Donnell, Earl of Tyrconnel, The Maguires of Fermanagh, together with dozens of family members. The voyage from Ireland eventually took them to Rome, never to return to Ireland again. Their leaving was a key event in the establishment of the Irish Diaspora around the world.
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--- FRI SEPT 21 - THIRD FRIDAY CEILI
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The Center Monthly Ceili's on the third Friday of the month. Enjoy Irish social dancing in a relaxed atmosphere with live music and dance lessons. The dates for the 2007 Ceilis are: September 21, November 16, December 28. Admission is $6.00 with children under 12 Free (2 with each paid admission) Ceilis start at 7:00 pm.
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--- SAT SEPT 29 - NO FEIS FEIS SCHEDULED
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The no feis Feis is being held at the Center 5PM on September 29. Admission is $5 for adults and $3 for Children under 12. Competition cost is $2 per competition. All proceeds go to the Thomas J. Pappas kids. Everyone is welcome to compete. Any questions can be directed to Holly Whaley - holly.whaley@cox.net or 480-641-1121.
The No Feis Feis is a very entertaining dance competition with some unusual events such as “who can tap the fastest”, “who can knock the most beer out of a glass without knocking the glass over”, “who has the highest kick”, “who can stand on their toes the longest”, and other fun events. Last year’s program proved to a great success.
3. TANNAHILL WEAVERS THIS WEEKEND
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--- SAT. SEPT 15 - 7:30 PM - PEORIA
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$29
Peoria Center for the Performing Arts
8355 West Peoria Avenue
Peoria AZ 85345
623-815-7930
www.theaterworks.org
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--- SUN. SEPT. 16 - 7:30 PM - TUCSON
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$20 Reserved advance
$25
Berger Performing Arts
1200 W. Speedway
Tucson, AZ
520-440-4455 800-594-8499
www.rhythmandroots.org
Scotland’s Tannahill Weavers play acoustic instruments, but the atmosphere at their shows is electric. The quintet is as tight and as versatile as any band in the Celtic music revival." - The Boston Globe
The Tannahill Weavers are one of Scotland's premier traditional bands. Their diverse repertoire spans the centuries with fire-driven instrumentals, topical songs, and original ballads and lullabies. Their combination of traditional ballads, foot stomping reels and jigs, driving rhythmic accompaniment, and rich vocals make their performances unforgettable.
Tannahills' unique combination of traditional melodies on pipes, flute and fiddle, driving rhythms on guitar and bouzouki, and powerful three and four part vocal harmonies have taken the musical community by storm. As Garrison Keillor, the host of A Prairie Home Companion, remarked, "These guys are a bunch of heroes every time they go on tour in the States". Sing Out! magazine proclaimed them "...as close to perfect as it gets."
4. BLOOD BATH BRINGS BOUNTY OF LAUGHTER (LIEUTENANT OF INISHMORE)
Herberger Theater Center
222 E. Monroe, Phoenix, AZ 85004
Sep 14 - Sep 30, 2007
Fri 8:00 PM - Sept 14, Sept 21, Sept 28
Sat 8:00 PM - Sept 15, Sept 22, Sept 29
Sun 2:00 PM - Sept, 16, Sept 23, Sept 30
Thur 7:00 PM - Sept 20, Sept 27
Wed 7:00 PM - Sept 26
Actor's Theater, P.O. Box 1924, Phoenix, AZ 85001-1924
602.253.6701 X 108
602.254.9577
info@actorstheatrePHX.org
602.252.8497 480.784.4444
www.atphx.org
Prices range from $20 to $45]
[EDITOR’S NOTE: The following is from a preview by the Arizona Republic from Sun, Sept 9]
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BLOOD BATH BRINGS BOUNTY OF LAUGHTER
Kyle Lawson
The Arizona Republic
Sept. 7, 2007
www.azcentral.com
"Who would have thought the old man to have had so much blood in him?"
Or, in this case, a cat.
Playwright Martin McDonagh forces theatergoers to repeat Lady Macbeth's ghastly question in The Lieutenant of Inishmore, which Actors Theatre is staging at the Herberger Theater Center.
When someone kills the cat of an Irish terrorist, it sets off a chain of events that leaves the stage awash in blood - literally. The Actors Theatre production uses nearly three gallons of the fake stuff during each performance, splattering the furniture, spurting onto the walls and spilling from the cast.
"I have played in Macbeth, but believe me, I have never dealt with this much blood before," says David Vining, one of the actors.
Or gotten as many laughs, either.
MCDONAGH
McDonagh is unique among contemporary playwrights. He treads the narrow line between over the top and much too much with a skill that Quentin Tarantino would envy. In fact, McDonagh is often compared to Tarantino - when he's not being paired with Monty Python.
Anyone who's seen McDonagh's plays (The Beauty Queen of Leenane at Algonquin Theatre Company and Pillowman at Actors Theatre last season) knows the man is addicted to violence.
Unthinkable things happen, which by rights should be unspeakable, too - except McDonagh parades them in front of his audiences with every gory detail intact.
While Tarantino can be funny - witness Pulp Fiction and certain segments of Kill Bill - he can never top the Irish playwright. One's jaw is laughing as it drops to the floor in The Lieutenant of Inishmore.
"It is violent," admits Oliver Wadsworth, who plays Padraic, the title character, whom director Matthew Wiener sums up in three phrases: "Man loves cat. Cat gets killed. Man goes insane."
Not that Padraic has far to go in that department. The Irish Republican Army wouldn't let him in because it thought him totally around the bend, so Padraic has settled for being a second-string terrorist. He may be short on discipline but he's long on technique - as he demonstrates when Wee Thomas, the cat he left in the care of his father, Donny (Vining), is killed.
To make Padraic work, the actor must "explore a very dark territory," Wadsworth says, "but there is so much absurdity involved that it becomes funny. 'Come on, you really didn't think I would kill you?' Padraic says to his father. 'Yes, I did,' Donny says. Of course, Padraic was holding a gun to his head at the time."
It's a question of "how far can you go, how far can you push the envelope before it no longer funny?" Vining says.
And the answer is . . .
"A lot further than you think."
The retired Arizona State University professor played the role of the father in a production in Florida last year.
"We were surprised at how positively the audience responded to the material," he says. "On opening night, we had a lot of learning to do about holding for the laughs. Things we never thought people would find funny got as big or bigger response than the things we knew would get a reaction."
Wadsworth sees it as a cathartic experience.
"Everyday, we see so much blood and gore on CNN," the New York resident says. "We constantly live with the tensions caused by terrorism. McDonagh feels that it's good to get people together in the safe environment of the theater and work at relieving their anxieties.
"That's why he puts in the jokes. It isn't because he's a smart ass."
A LOT OF BLOOD
Wiener would agree that there's a message in McDonagh's madness but, at the moment, he's dealing with those three gallons of stage blood. Blood isn't something you can pick up and put back on the props table.
"We're not even sure if we can reuse it. We're thinking of it as a perishable problem," he says, laughing.
The production draws heavily on technology developed for films so Wiener hired a special effects expert to supervise the splatter effects.
"In the movies, when you see the blood gushing up a wall, that's not real - they're using a blood cannon," he says. "Well, we have four blood cannons in this show. I don't want to say any more about it. I don't want to give away the good stuff."
He does worry that potential theatergoers might turn squeamish.
"In spite of the subject matter, this play is deeply entertaining," he says. "The cycle of revenge is ridiculed. McDonagh takes it to its illogical conclusion - and it's very funny. When we can laugh at things that normally scare the hell out of us, that's a good thing."
5. KNOCKABOUTS CD RELEASE PARTY THIS SAT AT UPTOWN BILLIARDS
Hi George,
The Knockabouts are ready to release our latest CD, "I'LL HAVE A PINT WITH YOU" and we are very excited about it. The CD release party just so happens to fall on our annual Halfway to St. Paddy's party at Uptown Billiards on Saturday, September 15th at 9PM. This is also the 5th anniversary of the Knockabouts so we have many reasons to raise some hell! The new CD offers traditional tunes along with some original compositions and arrangements and it has a very "live" feel to it. We hope to see some of our friends come up from the valley (if you do, please observe all the traffic signs for the one way streets) and enjoy the party. Of course , the Knockabouts will 'Have a Pint with You"
Thanks
John
www.knockabouts.org
PS. We had a great concert at the Flagstaff Arboretum last week with the largest crowd they had all season. It was an outdoor event and our backdrop was a huge meadow with the San Francisco Peaks in the background. As we started to play a herd on elk moved thru the meadow - this is why we live in Flagstaff! I'll send some picks if they are any good.
6. ALL IRELAND GAA FOOTBALL FINAL AT DUBLINER ON SUN AM
GAA Football Final shown live at The Dubliner Irish Pub Phoenix, AZ
(SW Corner of Thunderbird Rd. & 40th St.)
Kerry v Cork
7:30 a.m.
Sunday, Sept. 16, 2007
Minor Final
Galway v Derry
will be shown @ 5:30 a.m.
For further information contact Johnny McGuinness @ 602-618-6742 or
jandkmcguinness@cox.net
7. OCT 6 BENEFIT FOR A BENEFIT THE HUGO O'CONOR PLAY
O'SHAUGHNESSY'S
2200 N. Camino Principal, Tucson
3 PM to 7 PM AND BEYOND
Live Entertainment: Cheat the Hangman! Mark Luther! The Hugh O'Conor Pipe Band!
Ceile with Chris McGrory, from the Tir Conaill Academy of Irish Dance, as the Orchestra and The Lovely Rosemary Browne, Doing the Calling!
Hor D'Oeurves- 'til they are gone!
Full menu items will also be available, if you wish to purchase some. Silent Auction, 50/50 Raffle plus more!
$32.00 for non-members. 1 free raffle ticket for the 50/50 drawing with advance purchase.$26.00 for members of Tucson Sister Cities and The Ulster Project
1 free raffle ticket for the 50/50 drawing with advance purchase. Table for up to 10 people, it’s a BARGAIN at $300. All benefiting the Hugo O'Conor Play, coming in 2008:
Hear Ye, Hear Ye!
Come One, Come All!
A Benefit the Hugo O'Conor Play, Coming in 2008
(Celebrating the 232 Birthday of Tucson & It's Founder)
and The Ulster Project
(Helping to build peace in Northern Ireland, one child at a time.)
SSsssshhhhh! (Silent Auction)
50/50 Raffle
plus more!
$32.00 for non-members
(1 free raffle ticket for the 50/50 drawing with advance purchase.)
$26.00 for members of Tucson Sister Cities and The Ulster Project
(1 free raffle ticket for the 50/50 drawing with advance purchase.)
Table for 10 people, a BARGAIN at $300
SEND RESERVATION REQUESTS WITH CHECK TO:
Tucson-Roscommon Sister Cities
P.O. BOX 68252
TUCSON, AZ. 85737
For additional information, raffle donations, and Sponsorship, contact:
Meg O'Neill Lofgren, at 520/349-7246
Email maggieoaz@msn.com
or Pat Lavin, at 520/818-1310
ipatricklavin@aol.com
TRSC Website under reconstruction at this time.
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A young Irishman leaves his home in Roscommon, Ireland, at age 16, never to return, destined to die without a family, at age 44, in faraway Mexico. In the interim he finds himself becoming one of the most important and distinguished Irish military men on the American Spanish Frontier in the eighteenth century. His name: Don Hugo O'Conor, Knight of the order of Calatrava, Colonel of infantry in His Majesty's armies and Commandant Inspector of the frontier posts of New Spain.
On a hot Arizona day in August 1775 Hugo (Hugh) O'Conor stood by the banks of the Santa Cruz and selected and marked out the spot, a place know as San Augustin del Tucson. This was his most lasting legacy: locating a new Presidio at San Augustin del Tucson on August 20, 1775. Today, the date is considered Tucson's birthday and O'Conor its illustrious founder.
Irish playwright and actress Caroilin Callery, of Roscommon, Ireland, is writing and producing an ambitious and exciting new play covering the life and times of Tucson founder Hugo O'Conor. She has carried out extensive research into the Irishman's life and has recently spent several weeks in Southern Arizona searching out O'Conor facts. Ms. Callery firmly believes there is a great play in the complexity of the O'Conor character and in the era in which he lived. His story interlaces naturally with the story of the Spanish army, the Spanish Mission and the native Indians, in an interesting inter-cultural melting pot that has grown into the thriving city of Tucson today. This is not just a project to create a show for a short tour, but will be the creation of a piece of literature on a most interesting character for the historical canon of both Tucson and Ireland.
Ms. Callery has carried out extensive research into the Irishman's life and has recently spent several weeks in Southern Arizona searching out O'Conor facts. Ms. Callery firmly believes there is a great play in the complexity of the O'Conor character and in the era in which he lived. His story interlaces naturally with the story of the Spanish army, the Spanish Mission and the native Indians, in an interesting inter-cultural melting pot that has grown into the thriving city of Tucson today. This is not just a project to create a show for a short tour, but will be the creation of a piece of literature on a most interesting character for the historical canon of both Tucson and Ireland.
Written and produced in Roscommon, Ireland, the play will come to Tucson for a run in 2008, under the patronage of the Tucson-Roscommon Sister Cities. There are also plans to present the play at several schools in Tucson and our hope is that this will be an enriching adventure into the past for hundreds of children. We are also hoping to have the play presented in Phoenix. This should not be considered an exclusively Irish community event, but a Tucson and Arizona, multi-cultural opportunity to look back in time at our home, it's native people and the man from across the sea, who had perhaps, a divine vision of what could be.
8. FIRE & GRACE PREMIER IN TEMPE IN APRIL 2008
WHAT:
Fire & Grace2
…Strung High & Loose
World Premiere Performance ~ Tempe Center for the Arts
WHO:
Laura Carruthers: Producer * Choreographer * Highland Dancer * Ballet Arizona Soloist
Six-time US Champion * British Overseas Champion * Atlantic International Champion
Winner of City of Edinburgh Medal * Atlantic International Champion * Western States Open Champion
Also featuring world-renowned Alasdair Fraser (violin), Natalie Haas (cello) and Mike Hoffmann (guitar)
WHAT:
Fire & Grace2
…Strung High & Loose
WHEN:
Friday, April 4, 2008 8pm
Saturday, April 5, 2008 8pm
Sunday, April 6, 2008 2pm
WHERE
Tempe Center for the Arts
700 West Rio Salado * Tempe, AZ 85281
TICKETS:
Early Purchase Tickets: Adults $42 until January 4, 2008
After January 4, 2008: Adults $44
Other discounts are available for seniors and students. Contact the Box Office: 480-350-2TCA (2822)
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Tempe, AZ ~ Award-winning, multimedia producer, choreographer, and international Scottish Highland Dance Champion Laura Carruthers brings Alasdair Fraser (violin), Natalie Haas (cello), Mike Hoffmann (guitar) and other brilliant artists together for three virtuosic and electrifying performances!
Feel alive, connected and beyond ~ as this stunning “Celt-essential” blend of music and movement string together the living roots ~ the turbulent waves ~ the burning passions ~ the boundless dreams of the human experience…rich in fire & grace!
Alasdair Fraser & Natalie Haas’ musical talent has been described as “Scottish fiddle and cello music of unrivalled beauty, eloquence, and passion!” The Scotsman
Carruthers & Co. takes you on an abounding journey of traditional and modern-day Celtic music & dance. This nearly two hour performance will have a fifteen-minute intermission, midway. The Tempe Center for the Arts opened its doors for the fist time in September 2007. TCA is your ticket to experience Fire & Grace2 … Strung High & Loose ~ one of the most exhilarating performances in the Southwest.
Enjoy your Celtic experience in a lakeside facility with views that enhance this one-of-a-kind Valley
premiere performance
9. THIS WEEK IN IRISH MUSIC
PHOENIX
Michael McClanathan will be at the Westin Kirland every evening at sunset.
WED
Paul Knight will be at into The Bean on Wed.
Scott Jeffers will be at the Dubliner on Wed
FRI/SAT
Sean Prior will talk about the Flight of the Earls on Fri at the Irish Cultural Center.
The Rakes will be at the Dubliner on Fri and Sat
The Biffos (O’Carroll’s Gate) will be at Fibber Magee’s on Fri and Sat
The Brazen Heads will be at O’Connor’s on Fri and Sat
Rosie McCaffrey’s will host the Scones on Fri and Sat
Tell Me Ma will be at Rula Bula on Fri and Sat
Pat McCrossan will be at Seamus McCaffrey’s on Fri and Sat
Skeptical Chymist will host Capitol Down on Fri and Sat
The play “Lieutenant of Inishmore” will be at the Herberger on Fri, Sat, and Sun afternoon.
The Tannahill Weavers will be at the Peoria Center for the Performing Arts on Sat
MON
Story tellers will present the Welsh tale “Story of Pwyll and Rhiannon” at the South Mountain Studio Theater early on Mon evening
TUCSON
The Tannahill Weavers will be at the Berger Center on Sun evening.
FLAGSTAFF
The Knockabouts will be at Uptown Billiards on Sat (CD release party and “Halfway to St. Patrick’s Day event)
There will be a contradance at the Applesause Teahouse on Sun evening
PRESCOTT
Celtic Crossing will host Connie Fisher on Fri and Aengus Og on Sat.
Iona will play at the Prescott Valley Civic Center on Sat afternoon
OTHER
There will be at Contradance at the Cottonwood Civic Center on Sat
Karl Jones will be at the Martini Bar in Sedona on Mon
1. PHOENIX
Dubliner Irish Pub
3841 E. Thunderbird Rd.
Phoenix
602-867-0984
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9/12/2007 | Wed | 9:00 PM
| Scott Jeffers
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9/14/2007 | Fri | 9:00 PM
| Rakes / Nightshift
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9/15/2007 | Sat | 9:00 PM
| Rakes / Nightshift
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Fibber Magees
1989 W. Elliott Rd. #19
Chandler
480-722-9434
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9/14/2007 | Fri | 9:00 PM
| Biffos (O'Carroll's Gate)
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9/15/2007 | Sat | 9:00 PM
| Biffos (O'Carroll's Gate)
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9/16/2007 | Sun | 3:00 PM
| Fibber Magee's Sunday Afternoon Seisiun
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Fiddler's Dream
17th St. & Cactus Wren
Phoenix
602-997-9795
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9/15/2007 | Sat | 8:00 PM
| Megha Morganfield and Bill Lytle
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Herberger Theater Center
222 E Monroe Ave
Phoenix
602-252-8497
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9/14/2007 | Fri | 8:00 PM
| Lieutenant of Inishmore
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9/15/2007 | Sat | 8:00 PM
| Lieutenant of Inishmore
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9/16/2007 | Sun | 2:00 PM
| Lieutenant of Inishmore
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Into the Bean
1710 W. Southern Ave
Mesa
480-890-0579
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9/12/2007 | Wed | 7:00 PM
| Paul Knight
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Irish Cultural Center
1106 N. Central Avenue
Phoenix
602-392-7850
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9/14/2007 | Fri | 7:30 PM
| Sean Prior - Flight of Earls
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Molly Brannigan's Irish Pub
1744 S. Val Vista Dr -
Mesa
480-507-7827
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9/14/2007 | Fri | 9:00 PM
| Daimeon Mosley
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9/15/2007 | Sat | 9:00 PM
| CTS
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O'Connor's Pub
2601 W. Dunlap
Phoenix
602-997-7714
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9/14/2007 | Fri | 9:00 PM
| Brazen Heads
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9/15/2007 | Sat | 9:00 PM
| Brazen Heads
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Peoria Center for the Performing Arts
8355 West Peoria
Peoria
623-815-7930
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9/15/2007 | Sat | 7:00 PM
| Tannahill Weavers
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Rosie McCaffrey's
906 E. Camelback
Phoenix
602-241-1916
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9/14/2007 | Fri | 9:00 PM
| Scones
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9/15/2007 | Sat | 9:00 PM
| Scones
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Rula Bula
401 S. Mill Ave
Tempe
480-929-9500
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9/14/2007 | Fri | 9:00 PM
| Tell Me Ma
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9/15/2007 | Sat | 9:00 PM
| Tell Me Ma
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Seamus Mc Caffrey's
18 W. Monroe
Phoenix
602-253-6081
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9/14/2007 | Fri | 9:00 PM
| Pat McCrossan
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9/15/2007 | Sat | 9:00 PM
| Pat McCrossan
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9/16/2007 | Sun | 7:00 PM
| Seisiun with Sven Henrich
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Skeptical Chymist
15688 N. Pima Ftw
Scottsdale
480-609-8677
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9/14/2007 | Fri | 9:00 PM
| Capitol Down
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9/15/2007 | Sat | 9:00 PM
| Capitol Down
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Studio Theater - South Mountain CC
7050 S. 24th St
Phoenix
602.243.8353
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9/17/2007 | Mon | 6:30 PM
| Story Tellers: Story of Pwyll and Rhiannon
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9/17/2007 | Mon | 6:30 PM
| South Mountain Story Tellers - "Welsh Stories"
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Westin Kierland Resort
6902 E Greenway
Phoenix
480-624-1030
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9/12/2007 | Wed | 5:30 PM
| Michael McClanathan
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9/13/2007 | Thu | 5:30 PM
| Michael McClanathan
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9/14/2007 | Fri | 5:30 PM
| Michael McClanathan
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9/15/2007 | Sat | 5:30 PM
| Michael McClanathan
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9/16/2007 | Sun | 5:30 PM
| Michael McClanathan
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9/17/2007 | Mon | 5:30 PM
| Michael McClanathan
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9/18/2007 | Tue | 5:30 PM
| Michael McClanathan
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2. TUCSON
Auld Dubliner
800 East University
Tucson
520-206-0323
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9/16/2007 | Sun | 4:00 PM
| Tucson Irish Seisiun
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Berger PCA - Celtic Crossroad
1200 W. Speedway (1/2
Tucson
520-297-9133
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9/16/2007 | Sun | 7:00 PM
| Tannahill Weavers
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Rincon Market
2513 East Sixth St.
Tucson
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9/18/2007 | Tue | 7:00 PM
| Tucson Slow Seisiun
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3. FLAGSTAFF
Applesauce Teahouse
213 S. San Francisco St.
Flagstaff
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9/16/2007 | Sun | 7:00 PM
| Flagstaff Contradance
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Uptown Billiards
114 N Leroux St
Flagstaff
928-773-0551
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9/15/2007 | Sat | 9:00 PM
| Knockabouts
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4. PRESCOTT
Celtic Crossings
3250 Gateway Blvd -
Prescott
928-443-8454
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9/14/2007 | Fri | 7:00 PM
| Connie Fisher
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9/15/2007 | Sat | 7:00 PM
| Aengus Og
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Prescott Valley Civic Center
7501 E. Civic Center Dr.
Prescott Valley
928-759-3105
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9/15/2007 | Sat | 3:00 PM
| Iona
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5. REST OF AZ
Cottonwood Civic Center
Main Street
Cottonwodd
928-774-5936
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9/15/2007 | Sat | 7:00 PM
| Cottonwood Contradance
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Martini Bar
89A at New Frontiers
Sedona
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9/17/2007 | Mon | 8:00 PM
| Karl Jones - Irish Rover
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