International Women’s Day 2024: Come Here ‘Til I Tell Ya
16+ may contain adult themes and strong language
Get ready to laugh, sing, and perhaps shed a tiny tear, as Come Here ‘Til I tell Ya brings its widely popular storytelling shenanigans to the Irish Cultural Centre this International Women’s Day. Join us for an evening of stories, poetry and song that celebrates the creativity, power, as well as the cheeky side, of Irish women.
An unforgettable evening showcasing the magic that unfolds when the daughters of Ireland come together to share their stories.
Hosted By Amy Fleming
Doors: 7.30pm; Starts: 8pm
Tickets: £10 adults | £8 under 18s
About Amy Fleming
Amy is an Irish born, award winning, multidisciplinary artist. She is currently an assistant producer at the National Theatre and an ensemble member of the Islington based theatre company, Degenerate Fox, as well as being an associate artist with The Lab Collective and 6Foot Stories. With over ten years experience in immersive and interactive performance, Amy thrives on involving the audience in the work she makes and proves an effortless and entertaining host.
Previous Credits Include: The Dirty Thirty (Degenerate Fox), Hamlet: Rotten States (6Foot Stories) A Wake In Progress (Fine Mess Theatre,Winner of the Edinburgh Three Weeks Editors Award), Vector (Lab Collective), One Under (Lab Collective), Gossip (Old Vic New Voices) and Breathing Corpses (crooked House Theatre Company).
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