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Willow Grove Magickal Shoppe
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Irish Tales by Celia
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I051
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A delightful Irish storytelling collection! Celia is an amazing multi-faceted artist with an exceptional talent for storytelling...
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Detailed Description
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“Storytelling comes from the heart and you won't find many hearts better than Celia's. Whether a simple tale or the grandest of adventures, Celia inspires each listener as her stories leap from her heart to the heart and imagination of the audience."
- Rob Goodman, Artistic Director of First Stage Milwaukee Children's Theater
Celia combines her Irish heritage and exceptional talent for storytelling. The result? An enchanting CD which mesmerizes young and old alike. We dare you to listen to these enchanting tales and not be drawn in.
Appropriate for ages 5 through Eternal Youth.
1. Tim O'Toole and the Wee Folk 17:20
2. The Peddler of Ballaghadareen 9:08
3. The Bee and the Mouse and the Bum-Clock 17:42
4. Clara of the Tir na Nog 15:21
Celia is a cross between an Earthy Enya, Tori Amos, and Gilda Radner. A Red-headed Renaissance Woman, Celia is a singer/songwriter, actress, and storyteller who dishes up the most delicious concoction of the silly and the sacred. She is an amazing multi-faceted artist from powerful heart-felt vocals to wacky comedic improvisations-you honestly never know what will happen with Celia on stage.
Celia has opened for notable authors: Neale Donald Walsch, Marianne, Williamson, Dr. Masaru Emoto, and Sonia Choquette, provided live music for the Off-Broadway production of “Rum and Vodka”, received a “Best Storytelling CD” nomination for “Irish Tales” by the International Just Plain Folks Awards (The Grassroots of Grammies). Her “Symbol” song as been named the “Anthem for the Veteran Pentacle Quest” in support of Religious tolerance and acceptance.
Celia is currently on tour with her 5th album; “Red, Alabaster and Blue”. The Trestle Foote Faerie (One of Celia’s most beloved Characters) also has her own album titled “Naughty in Pink”. Other releases include” “Fire in the Head”, “Irish Tales”, “Breathe”, and “Live at the Rock N Soul Café”. No matter how many times you have seen Celia you can never predict what she will do and how deeply she can reach into the soul of an audience.
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