An energetic folk music, storytelling and dance production.
Grammy-Winning Music. World Class Dancing.
Grammy-Winning Music. World Class Dancing.
In Ireland, the neighbors would pick a house to ramble to in the evenings to share music, dance, and story. It was these settings that bore their humor, charm, and a sense of community and togetherness which is what Rambling House exemplifies. It is a joyful culture that’s rich in spirit and warmth. Like a steaming mug of Irish coffee in a neighbor’s kitchen on a cold winter’s night, ‘An Irish Rambling House’ will warm the spirit with stories, music, song, and dance from the rich tradition of Ireland. Spend an evening with native Irish storyteller Tomáseen Foley, Grammy Award-winner William Coulter, native Irish fiddler and vocalist Eimear Arkins, Irish piper Brian Bigley, and Galway dancer Marcus Donnelly - some of the most gifted performers on either side of the Atlantic.
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REVIEWS & INTERVIEWS
"Can you be mesmerized yet have your soul dancing in rhythm at the same time? It happened for me last Saturday, while watching Brian Bigley's Rambling House at Medina Performing Arts Center.
"Songs and stories, dance and music, poetry in motion, passionate delivery that touches, teaches and wraps you in a hug because it speaks to a part of you that is below the surface, longing to connect, from roots that may run many generations deep."
- John O'Brien, Jr., Ohio Irish American News
"Songs and stories, dance and music, poetry in motion, passionate delivery that touches, teaches and wraps you in a hug because it speaks to a part of you that is below the surface, longing to connect, from roots that may run many generations deep."
- John O'Brien, Jr., Ohio Irish American News
VIDEOS
AN IRISH RAMBLING HOUSE
show preview |
BRANDON ASAZAWA
joins Rambling House on a break from his tour with Riverdance. |
BILL COULTER & EDWIN HUIZINGA
performing as Fire & Grace. |
BRIAN BIGLEY
dances and plays Irish Uilleann pipes, flute and whistle. Accompanied here by Edwin Huizinga, Bill Coulter and Amanda Powell. |