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'Living With A Fairy' in The Corn Mill Theatre, Carrigallen
The Corn Mill Theatre, Carrigallen is delighted to present the RTE Junior star Jay Ryan and two live performances of the television show, “Living With A Fairy” this Sunday, February 19 at 2pm and 4pm.
This is a wonderful play about Jay’s adventures when a Fairy comes to live with him. It’s ideal for families, particularly young children up to the age of 10.
“Living With A Fairy” is a celebration of explosive, imaginative storytelling with Jay’s humour, dynamism and energy, making every tale, every workshop and every live show totally unique and bags of fun.
Jay Ryan has worked and performed in festivals and theatres across Ireland including: The Birr Scriptwriters Festival, Watergate Theatre Kilkenny, Boyle Arts Festival, Baboró International Arts Festival for Children and the sold out show at the 2022 Ballina Children’s Fringe Festival.
The live show of “Living With A Fairy” includes Jay performing on a magical set along with a multitude of sound effects from his musical assistant, Eileen O’Toole.
This is a Glens Art Centre production from Manorhamilton, Co Leitrim.
Visit www.jayryan.ie or book tickets on www.cornmilltheatre.com tickets are €10.
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