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<h6>By Georgie Downes / Cover Photo features singer Ceara Conway</h6>
As the nights draw in, head to Siamsa Tíre and let your journey into the Arts begin. There's stand-up, theatre, traditional music, opera, musicals, and panto and, of course, September 23 sees the seventeenth edition of Culture Night, so have a look. This season’s new line-up definitely won’t disappoint.
September 10: Keep The Faith, Keep The Folk, a piece created by Joanne Barry and Anne O’Donnell, reflecting on their experience as women artists. It mixes movement and traditional Munnix Irish dance with choral work and storytelling combined with visuals from artist Andrew Duggan.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
Until September 22: The Festival of Folk continues with performances of Turas featuring music from all corners of Ireland interwoven with dance and vocals&nbsp;
September 16: Radio Kerry’s popular show TÓG SOS will be live on stage.&nbsp;
September 23: Culture Night: Siamsa will host two open trad sessions; one for beginners and the other for those with more experience. That night’s line-up will also include a concert with traditional musicians Deirdre Millane, Róisín Comer and Danny Collins.

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<h6 style="text-align:center;">The First Child</h6>
September 25: The First Child by the Irish National Opera. Created by the composer Donnacha Dennehy and the playwright Enda Walsh and featuring music by the Crash Ensemble, it’s had rave reviews since its opening night.&nbsp;
September 30: Singer Ceara Conway will be accompanied by a full live band when she performs Caoin, a musical exploration of love, loss, and longing. You’ll also have another opportunity to hear opera on Culture Night when 20 Shots of Opera will be screened for free. This film features 20 short operas performed by Irish National Opera’s biggest talents.&nbsp;&nbsp;
October 6: Esposito Quartet will perform works by Shostakovich, Franck, and Donnacha Dennehy. Remember Frank from his stint as Musical Director of The Late Late Show with Gay Byrne?&nbsp;&nbsp;
&nbsp;October 28: the National Folk Theatre Choir takes us back to 1922 with their show Cultúr featuring songs, music, and dances sustained us through these difficult years and this show celebrates the enduring power of those traditions.&nbsp;

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<h6 style="text-align:center;">&nbsp;&nbsp;Bothántaíocht</h6>
November 19: Máirtín Ó Cathasaigh will curate another event, Re-Ignite Bothántaíocht which will invite young traditional performers and audiences to come together to share their talents.&nbsp;

New Season Line-Up At Siamsa Tíre

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