WinterDance


Friday, December 14, 2018 from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM (PST)

Hoover Historic Theater
1635 Park Avenue
San Jose, CA


With the holiday season just around the corner, the fabulously popular Annual Winterdance Christmas Show- South Bay Edition, is on once more, organized and produced by AmeriCeltic.net.

NOTE! Ticket Discounts are available from these co-sponsoring organizations, who will receive part of the proceeds to raise funds for their programs.
• The Saint Andrews Society of San Francisco, saintandrewssocietysf.org
• The Santa Clara Valley Fiddlers Association, fiddlers.org
• The South Bay Scottish Society, southbayscots.org
and others soon to be named.

Molly's Revenge, starring David Brewer, John Weed and Stu Mason with vocalist Amelia Hogan's lilting grace and a subtle power, and the award winning Rosemary Turco Irish Dancers will present an evening of music, song and dance associated with the festive season. The performance will include Christmas songs both old and new, all played with a Celtic twist, and something new for our regulars.

Molly's Revenge, whose lineup includes bagpipes, fiddle, whistle, guitar, mandola, and bodhran, have toured the world with their unique and infectious on-stage enthusiasm. Their arrangements of traditional jigs and reels bring these dance tunes up to date with a driving, hard-edged accent that always leaves audiences shouting for more.

Guest vocalist Amelia Hogan brings a voice of lilting grace and a subtle power and to balance the evocative storytelling of Amelia's songs, the Rosemary Turco Irish Dancers bring a percussive, joyful, and colorful exuberance to the stage.

California-based Molly's Revenge has toured since 2000 as a four and five-piece acoustic band, releasing eleven CDs along the way, and in 2014, Molly's Revenge and Christa Burch recorded a collection of Celtic Christmas and winter-themed music at a remote windswept retreat in the redwoods of the Mendocino coast. This beautiful Winterdance holiday album will be available at the shows.

Cost: $23