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Members of The Cairn Theatre Group who are performing Those Were The Days
The Cairn Theatre Group’s summer show is continuing every Tuesday evening until the end of August at The Cairn, Greencastle.
For over 20 years The Cairn Theatre Group in Greencastle has presented an original show comprising music and song, story and humour.
Written and produced by singer-songwriter Patsy Cavanagh,
this year's show Those Were The Days is presented in a cafe setting where the patrons are listening to the radio and reminiscing about the music they hear.
Some of their memories are of world happenings while others are of past events in their own area.
Each memory leads to another song from one of the customers
Come with us as we recall the songs and stories that made the news in the 60s and 70s - Mohamed Ali, JFK, The Beatles, The first man on the moon and much more.
The show will run every Tuesday evening in August at 8 pm. For enquiries phone 074 9381104.
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