Witty and intelligent songwriting
FRIDAY OCTOBER 18
Dublin-born folksinger Enda Kenny is one of Australia’s favourite festival performers. As a storytelling songwriter, his ability to instantly engage audiences is well known, creating evocative characters drawn from life that pull you in to their stories and songs that trigger memories you didn’t know you had.
With the migrant’s eye for his adopted country, Enda has travelled widely across and around it and found the word pictures to bring it to life as if you’re travelling with him.
Sydney Morning Herald
Folk on Tap, UK
Enda has headlined festivals in Hong Kong and the UK, opened for the McGarrigles, toured Germany and Holland, and played thousands of venues from Folk in the Bath and The Albert Hole to The Drunken Poet. He is equally at home around the campfire at Nariel Creek, Australia’s longest-running festival.
An Irish-born songwriter who has made his home in Australia since the late 1980s, Enda’s thoughtful, descriptive stories of his adopted homeland have struck a chord with festival audiences here and beyond. His songs are always memorable and spiced with plenty of humour.
Kenny is a cracking solo entertainer, the raw emotion of songs like Heart Tattoo and Vigil are beautifully balanced by hilarious observations about everyday life and human frailty.
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Our support act will be Terry Free, with a repertoire ranging from traditional ballads to music hall and contemporary songs… and stories to send us home laughing.
“Could do much better if he paid attention and wasn’t the clown of the class.”
Mrs Collyer, Assistant Head, ACTS 1959
Concerts sometimes sell out.
To guarantee your seat, advance tickets are available at the Arts Junction or by booking online:
a booking fee applies.
Concerts sometimes sell out.
To guarantee your seat, advance tickets are available at the Arts Junction or by booking online:
a booking fee applies.
Our support act will be Terry Free, with a repertoire ranging from traditional ballads to music hall and contemporary songs… and stories to send us home laughing.
“Could do much better
if he paid attention and wasn’t the clown of the class.”
Mrs Collyer,
Assistant Head, ACTS 1959
Doors open 7:00PM • Show starts 7:30PM Intermission around 8:30PM
Members just $20
Non-Members $25
Complimentary tea, coffee and biscuits
at break.
A cash bar is available
for wine and beer.
Doors open 7:00PM • Show starts 7:30PM • Intermission around 8:30PM
Members just $20 • Non-Members $25
Complimentary tea, coffee and biscuits at break.
A cash bar is available for wine and beer.
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