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Celtic Group In Concert At Historic Masonic Theatre

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March 20, 2021
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CLIFTON FORGE — On Saturday, March 14, at 7:30 p.m., IONA in Concert will take place on the stage of the Historic Masonic Theatre in the John E. Hillert Auditorium.
The internationally acclaimed Washington, D.C.-based group IONA will bring its singular representation of the greatest Celtic land in the world — America — to the Historic Masonic Theatre.
IONA treats its audience to high energy entertainment featuring multiple fiddling styles, dynamic dancing, driving percussion, and strong vocals from all the Celtic nations, including America.
Presenting the music and dance of all the Celtic countries — Scotland, Ireland, Wales, Cornwall, the Isle of Man, Brittany, Asturies and Galicia — IONA emphasizes that America is not only the repository of all these cultural influences, but also the progenitor of many of its own.

Audiences are encouraged to clog along, or dance Breton line dances, and join in singing.
Joining IONA at this show will be Marsha Searle, principal dancer with the Footworks Percussive Dance Ensemble, adding a visual dimension to much of the Celtic dance music.
Conceived in 1986, IONA has evolved into one of the top rated pan-Celtic groups in the world. Co-founders Barbara Tresidder Ryan (lead vocals, Celtic bouzouki, guitar and bodhrán) and Bernard Argent (wooden flute, whistles, doumbek, back-up vocals) are joined by Air Force Band veteran Jim Queen on fiddle, banjo and vocals, and Chuck Lawhorn on six-string bass guitar, whistles and vocals.
The group has released 11  albums, the most recent of which, “Silver,” is their 25th anniversary celebration.
“This is the real stuff as far as Celtic goes, and these are authentic, versed musicians … the members of IONA look to be story tellers, song collectors (and) explorers. A trip to IONA is a fascinating journey,” asaid a Music Monthly Regional Review of Branching Out by Kyf Brewer.
Tickets are $20 for main orchestra, $15 for rear orchestra and front balcony, and $12 for rear balcony. Box seats are $30.
This concert is included with tickets to the Progressive Dinner on March 14 at 5 p.m. For more information about the Progressive Dinner, visit www.historicmasonictheatre.com and/or the Historic Masonic Theatre’s Facebook page.
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The Washington, D.C.-based Celtic group IONA will perform Saturday, March 14, at the Historic Masonic Theatre in Clifton Forge. The concert will be held in conjunction with the theatre’s “Celebrating the Irish” progressive dinner and show. (Photo Courtesy Historic Masonic Theatre)

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