Caerleon Festival’s Opening Celebrations
Celebrating the GRAND OPENING at the HANBURY with ‘THE BLUES SISTERS’, a 7-piece band featuring 3-girl harmony singers playing rock-n-roll, swing & country blues.
Celebrating the GRAND OPENING at the HANBURY with ‘THE BLUES SISTERS’, a 7-piece band featuring 3-girl harmony singers playing rock-n-roll, swing & country blues.
To start the Grand Opening of the CAERLEON FESTIVAL 24' we will be joined by William Byrne and Laura Hayward who have appeared everywhere from London's West End to premier cruises on the high seas. From Andrew Lloyd Webber to Disney; they have delighted audiences near and far with their vocal talents.
Shakespeare’s last and great play is a triumphant compilation of intrigue, magic, and humour. Prospero, an exiled Duke with supernatural powers, creates a great storm which sees his enemies shipwrecked on his island. Magic abounds, plots are exposed, and a colourful array of characters gain their deserts. Fascinating entertainment.
On the 28th August 1904 a group of men called a meeting in Upper Cwmbran, a small mining village in south east Wales, anxious to form a male choir. This meeting was held in the Bush Inn public house and the choir was to be known as the Upper Cwmbran United Male Voice Party. It was to be the beginning of a choir that would span a remarkable 120 years.
Join William Byrne and Laura Hayward at The Priory, for an evening of Music from award winning album - 'Goldenhair' followed by Cabaret. 'Goldenhair' is a song suite setting to music the poetry of renowned Irish poet, James Joyce. The music for this album was composed by Los Angeles-based Golden Globe-nominated Irish composer, Brian Byrne.