By Dan Walsh
RNLI 200 Concert is a special commemorative event marking the 200-year legacy of the RNLI and pays tribute to the brave volunteers who crew the boats, their families who make sacrifices, and the communities that support them. It takes place in the National Opera House, Wexford, on May 23rd next.
RNLI 200 promises to be an unforgettable journey through history, showcasing the courage and dedication of RNLI volunteers. The one night only spectacular will feature a diverse range of performances, including song, dance, spoken word, and video presentations.
Audiences will be treated to stories ranging from the foundation of the RNLI to epic rescues carried out by RNLI crews along the South East of Ireland, namely Courtown, Wexford, Rosslare Harbour, Kilmore Quay and Fethard RNLI.
Local talents such as George Lawlor, Tony Carthy, Chris Currid, The Craic Pots, Wexford School of Ballet and Performing Arts, and Dara Pierce Ballet Academy will grace the stage alongside nationally recognised artists like renowned piper Mark Redmond and tenor Glenn Murphy.
Under the baton of composer Liam Bates, the evening promises to be a symphony of emotion and celebration. Adding to the star-studded line-up, Celtic Thunder star Ryan Kelly and Celtic Woman star Chloe Agnew, and fresh from their sell out performance at the National Concert Hall, The Sea of Change Choir, will make a special guest appearance, with more surprise guests to be announced in the coming weeks.
RNLI 200 is set to captivate audiences with its blend of entertainment and heartfelt tribute. Proceeds from the event will go to the RNLI. Tickets for RNLI 200 are priced at €30 each and are available for purchase from www.nationaloperahouse.ie.
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