Celtic Woman Reviews

Michael Mason from Colorado Springs, Colorado

BEAUTIFUL MUSIC IN A BEAUTIFUL SETTING

I thoroughly enjoyed Sunday's performance of Ancient Land by Celtic Woman. The music was beautiful as always, and so were the performers. I have watched over time as the mix of voices has changed. The sound may change, but the over-all quality is still exemplary. I wish the weather had been a bit more inviting, but it could have easily been much worse. I even appreciated Máiréad’s comment about wishing she had her robe on, reflecting on the chill and wind that they were dealing with. We in the audience were bundled up, but the team on stage carried on despite the conditions. Thank you, Celtic Woman, for a wonderful evening!

KA from Morgantown, West Virginia

CELTIC WOMAN

Excellent venue, amazing show. Standing ovations at the end. Still in awe of the amazing singing and music. Celtic Woman shows sell out for a reason. Would definately see them again.

Mary J Mcpeak from San Diego, California

POST CARDS FROM IRELAND

This is the first time I saw Celtic Women. I was in Row C and the seating was just perfect. It was amazing to me. Very talented group of women and men. I love the Violinist and the Tap Dancing. It had a wholesome variety of music, and I loved the Bag Pipes. There performance was totally mesmerizing and they really enjoyed what they were doing. I have never been to see this group perform but it was delightful. I highly recommend to anyone who wants to see talented group perform and love what their doing. I love hearing them play their home of Ireland music. It was totally worth the 2 year wait. What amazed me is how the audience loved the Music and dancing. Bravo,This is definitely a show to take your whole family too.

Patti from Seattle, Washington

ENTERTAINMENT AT ITS FINEST

Excellent musicians! Fiddler has pixie dust in her for sure! Dancers have fire and heart! Chloe has returned just when we needed her, God gave her a gift and she leaves alll on the stage. Newer ladies. You have arrived. Sarah McLaughlin surely smiled at the cover of Angel. The Piper deserves his own show… if the performance of Amazing Grace does not move you, check your pulse. Ethereal. After the last two years, if you want a night of hope and peace and joy, go. Just what we needed, a postcard from the Celtic Women and troupe family. Thank you. Godspeed and safe travels until we meet again. Seattle was gifted. The Paramount was timeless and beautiful.

Sharon Cronin from San Antonio, Texas

MISSING ONE??

One of the ladies was missing in last nights proformance. Nothing was said about this . What happened ??

Wayne Wagener from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

CELTIC WOMEN 12/18/19, LOT'S OF TALKING AND COUGHING IN THE BALCONY

Fantastic orchestra, fantastic singers, a real Christmas spectacle. Here is what went wrong. Up in the peanut gallery, a group of women could not stop talking and swearing through most of the show, even after being asked to be quiet. The finale for these rude women was dropping a phone on my mom and asking her to find it on the floor during the show. It is unbelievable how these women disregarded everyone else's experience. Then the fake snow . . . it was beautiful at first, but then the fibrous material that floated in the air made people cough and sneeze for the remainder of the show. People had their scarves and shirts pulled up over their mouth to get a breath without inhaling whatever the snow was made of. One of the Celtic women commented that it was a surprise that the fake snow was falling and hoped not to breath it in while singing. A potentially great show ruined by a few uncouth ladies and the crowd coughing and choking on fake snow.

Gwyneth from Sarasota, Florida

SOUND SYSTEM SPOILED THE FIRST HALF

Well what can I say? I’ve been a fan for years, but what the @#*%? I needed earplugs. The opening songs were a wall of sound where the background musicians drowned out the singers. They adjusted something a few selections in and it was bearable. They got it closer by the second half. The musicians are brilliant. Tara McNeil is a standout, but a poor sound technical crew killed the magic. The sound was overproduced. I was reminded of a Britney Spears concert my niece dragged me to years ago. It was nice to see Chloe Agnew on stage, Isle of Hope was wonderful. Megan Walsh has a lovely voice, but there was control and cohesiveness lacking. Goofy choreography spoiled the awe and mysticism of the televised shows at historic locations. The grand choir and orchestra were MIA and replaced by a handful of stage musicians. Budget cuts? The dark-haired Celtic lady, Mairead Carlin was flapping her arms around and weaving like a harpy. She also flattened many top notes. The sound in the second half was better. The women had moments that reminded me of the great shows of the past with lovely harmonies. I kept thinking they need a manager. Chloe? Megan Walsh’s I am the voice was well done, though it didn’t match the intensity and poise of Lisa Kelly’s standout performance, still available on YouTube. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_JJx_NkT2N4 Also Watch Lynn Hilary’s Lagan Love, from the Slane Castle production, or dear Chloe’s The Prayer on YouTube and save your money. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YPiCVuSOzmI&list=PL94980ED2529D1AA5&index=3 This live theatre show didn’t do it for me. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BYT5NKAIYI8

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