Award winning Scottish singer and comic diva Terry Neason visits Cardiff
with the best songs and poems from her highly acclaimed shows. Including as well as her own originals; an eclectic
mix of country, jazz, pop and poetry...
"She is fantastically talented; her voice is rich, versatile, huge, raw and quiveringly beautiful." The Scotsman, UK *****
That
she is a diva there is no doubt… To say that Neason is versatile is to
understate the case. She moves seamlessly from jazz to country, blues to
folk; Neason is a one-woman multinational cabaret". The Independent, UK ***** "Her brilliant timing challenging all comedians ..." The Herald, UK Edinburgh Fringe Angel Award Winner *****
"She's funny and powerful and her singing is taunting and tender, plaintive and radiant. I love her! She's a virtuoso." The Financial Times, UK *****
"She has an amazing fluid voice with a range that defies physics. Rousing, Stirring, Memorable." The Edmonton Sun, Canada***** Cardiff Venue: The Norwegian Church, Arts Centre www.norwegianchurchcardiff.co.uk
Terry Neason Music Gigs & Theatre Play
JULY 27: GLASGOW, Oran Mor - 7:30pm OCT 30-NOV 9: GLASGOW Tron Theatre: Maw Broon Monologues, Play by Jackie Kay
NOV 8: GLASGOW, Tron Theatre - Late night 10pm
Popular Scottish singer and comic diva Terry Neason is back in her home town
with the best songs and poems from her award-winning shows. Including originals, the gig consists of an eclectic
mix of country, jazz, poetry and pop.
Suzanne Bonnar Terry Neason Coming in the autumn Maw Broon Monologues Cast - Terry Neason & Suzanne Bonnar musical play written by Jackie Kay directed by - Liz Carruthers
30th Oct - 9th Nov Tron Theatre @ 19.30
‘Scotland’s happy family makes every family happy.’ But Maw Broon and her doppelganger are not so sure. Maw Broon, in these hilarious and riotous monologues, is having a mid-life crisis and has lost her way. She goes in search of happiness, visits a therapist, tries colonic irrigation, goes Green, reads Tolstoy, goes on Britain’s Got Talent and tweets on twitter.In these funny, searching, politically astute monologues Scotland’s first woman, Maw Broon, receives a makeover for the twenty first century. As we follow her quest for happiness, her trials adventures and new discoveries, Maw Broon holds a mirror up to herself, and to us. TRON THEATRE BOOKING OFFICE - 0141 552 4267 Book Online
Be all you can be. Believe in yourself and your abilities.
You are always more than you think.
The great thing about self confidence, is that we all have the potential of having it in abundance.
Create goals and aspirations, no matter how small. Be curious... When you continue to learn
and take positive action towards your goals, you will have strong
foundations for building self confidence.
Plus, when you continue to learn and develop new Skills, you will open
the door to many opportunities. How to build self confidence? Like most things, practice makes perfect...
A slip of the tongue and out it comes blah blahrdy blah... every Speaker, Trainer and Entertainer has had a moment where they opened their mouth and spouted rubbish. When I get a bout of mashy mumblings... this is one ofmy favourite Funny Quotes.
Thank you to my friend Gibby Keys for reminding me of this glorious Irish poem.
Shortly before his death in 2008, the late Irish poet John O'Donohue
recited his poem Beannacht, meaning blessing, during an interview with Krista
Tippett. Woven throughout this reading are his close friends' photographs of him in his Celtic
landscapes.
John wrote Beannacht for his mother, Josie O'Donohue Beautifully delivered by John in his soft Irish lilt - each verse a gem to be treasured.
Beannacht — A Blessing — by John O’Donohue On the day when The weight deadens On your shoulders And you stumble, May the clay dance To balance you. And when your eyes Freeze behind The gray window And the ghost of loss Gets in to you, May a flock of colors, Indigo, red, green And azure blue Come to awaken in you A meadow of delight. When the canvas frays In the curach of thought And a stain of ocean Blackens beneath you, May there come across the waters A path of yellow moonlight To bring you safely home. May the nourishment of the earth be yours, May the clarity of light be yours, May the fluency of the ocean be yours, And may the protection of the ancestors be yours. And so may a slow Wind work these words Of love around you, An invisible cloak To mind your life.
From Anam Cara by John O’Donohue Also printed in To Bless the Space Between Us: A Book of Blessings by same author And in Echoes of Memory (a book of poetry) also by same author Beannacht - A Blessing for Josie
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