Whats this all about then?
Typing "Testament Gaiety Theatre" into google would have been a much easier solution than making this thread.
Thanks for the feedback.
Seems it's a play bit on Ticketmaster , the band Testament is pictured anyone know anything
This could remind me of the time Enigma did a free performance on the canal quite close to the D.A.F. museum in Eindhoven: circa 1997... Meself and the (then) missus gathered up a few friends for the Friday evening spectacular...
Obligatory beers and joints had in the local beer/coffee shop beforehand. So quite merry, in all aspects...
Nope, it was a fucking dance troupe, called "Enigma"....
We sat through about 20 minutes, stretched our arms in unison, and got the hell outta there :laugh:
Anyway, beware (false advertising) :laugh:
The band picture isn't on the page, the poster for the play is.
https://www.gaietytheatre.ie/events/testament/
Looks like a load of old wank
Quote from: b_a on August 07, 2026, 12:18:57 AMThe band picture isn't on the page, the poster for the play is.
https://www.gaietytheatre.ie/events/testament/
It was on ticketmaster
Into the Orchestra pit
Quote from: Don Gately on August 07, 2026, 08:40:52 AMQuote from: b_a on August 07, 2026, 12:18:57 AMThe band picture isn't on the page, the poster for the play is.
https://www.gaietytheatre.ie/events/testament/
It was on ticketmaster
(https://media.ticketmaster.co.uk/tm/en-gb/dam/a/f52/536a3465-7def-4c04-a052-76d7a2e16f52_EVENT_DETAIL_PAGE_16_9.jpg)
https://www.ticketmaster.ie/testament-tickets/artist/5737793
An intimate and powerful meditation on memory, grief and truth, this chamber opera composed by Tarik O'Regan with a libretto by Colm Tóibín, adapted from his novella The Testament of Mary, unfolds in the final years of Mary, mother of Jesus. Past and present coexist uneasily as Mary moves between two worlds, reliving her son's final days while exiled and silencedyears later. Around her, pivotal moments from their lives emerge and dissolve, tracing the fragile boundary between lived experience and remembered truth. GRAMMY nominee Elaine Kelly conducts, with critically acclaimed mezzo-soprano Sharon Carty as Mary.