Tipperary musical society launch campaign for their Big Fish performance

Trisha McElgunn, T hurles Musical Societyplaceholder image
Trisha McElgunn, T hurles Musical Society

This week, we began our social media publicity for the upcoming Big Fish, which will be staged in the Premier Hall from Tuesday March 19- Saturday March 23.

We are very fortunate to be able to stage the Irish premiere of the show, which was a big success on Broadway and the West End as it follows the life and times of the great dreamer Edward Bloom, played by David McElgunn in our production.

David will be joined on stage by his daughter Áine and his sister Trisha, who plays the part of Jenny Hill, while previously David’s sisters Maria and Teresa and his brother Martin also featured on stage with TMS.

Creating awareness of our annual show is always a big aspect of our preparation and social media now plays a major role in this, as well as our press releases, radio plugs, road signs, posters, and the many other means we use to advertise our show.

However, word of mouth remains vitally important, so if you are thinking of coming to our show, tell somebody and bring them along for a great night out.placeholder image
However, word of mouth remains vitally important, so if you are thinking of coming to our show, tell somebody and bring them along for a great night out.

CAPTION: David McElgunn Thurles Musical Society

Tickets will be on sale through GR8 Events soon, and we will also have a booking office on dedicated days in Bookworm, Liberty Square, Thurles .

Dates to be advised soon.

For now, work continues at pace for our cast and chorus, with rehearsals coming thick and fast under Director, Oliver Hurley; Musical Director, Mary Rose McNally; and Dance Captain, Siobhan King.

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