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New York Times bestselling author, Kate Kerrigan, brings her award-winning writing to An Táin Arts in her one-woman show, Am I Irish Yet? on Friday 23rd June at 8pm.
Am I Irish Yet? covers Kate’s journey growing up as a ‘Plastic Paddy’ in 80s London through a stint in Dublin editing Irish Tatler and finally to her idyll of not-quite-Irish-enough-lady- novelist.
Having worked for many years as a magazine journalist and editor of ‘Just Seventeen’ where she helped ‘discover’ Take That.
Her novel ‘Recipes for a Perfect Marriage has been shortlisted for the Romantic Novel of the Year, translated into 25 languages, and optioned for a film.
Am I Irish Yet? chronicles Kate’s life as she was born and raised in London and then moved to Ireland in the 90’s.
35 years on with a family and career rooted in Ireland, Kate brings wisdom and wit of her award-winning writing to audiences in person for the first time, to whom she asks, Am I Irish Yet?
Don’t miss this unique one-woman comedy show that explores what it really means to be Irish.
Tickets are €18 / €16 + €1.50 booking fee per ticket and can be purchased from An Táin Arts Centre’s Box Office on Crowe Street, over the phone on 042 9332332 or online at www.antain.ie
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