Seven Drunken Nights
When? 03 October 2021
Where? Weymouth Pavilion - Weymouth
Direct from the West End and having sold out venues worldwide, Seven Drunken Nights - The Story of the Dubliners returns to the Pavilion Theatre with a brand new production for its incredible 5th Anniversary tour.
In association with legendary Irish pub O’Donoghue’s, the place where it all started for The Dubliners back in 1962, Seven Drunken Nights tells the story of a career spanning 50 years and invokes the spirit of Ronnie Drew, Luke Kelly, Barney McKenna, John Sheahan, Ciaran Bourke and Jim McCann.
This hugely talented cast of musicians and singers bring the music of this iconic group back to life and will have you singing and dancing in the aisles. It is without doubt the ultimate feel-good Irish show.
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Weymouth Pavilion
The Esplanade, Weymouth, Dorset DT4 8ED, DT4 8ED
Tel: 01305 783225
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