At Town Hall Theatre · Courthouse Square, Galway City, Co. Galway
Nights on Broadway work through the whole Bee Gees catalogue rather than just the disco years, starting in the sixties and running to the nineties, with the Saturday Night Fever material given the weight the audience expects. The set is built in blocks: early harmony singles, an acoustic medley in the middle, then the dance-floor run at the end. A full international live band backs the vocalists.
The show lasts 120 minutes and is a seated main-stage night at the Town Hall rather than a standing gig, which suits a catalogue that swings between close three-part ballads and full-tilt dance numbers. Tickets are €30 and the curtain is at 8pm on the Saturday. It is one of three tribute nights on the Town Hall’s early October calendar, alongside the country show Made In Tennessee a few days later.
Town Hall Theatre is on Courthouse Square at the city end of the Salmon Weir Bridge, about five minutes’ walk from Eyre Square along Eglinton Street and Woodquay. Drivers come in on the M6 and N6 from Dublin, Athlone and Ballinasloe, or the M18 and N18 from Limerick, Gort and Ennis. The Cathedral car park across the bridge is the closest large car park and the Corrib Shopping Centre multi-storey is a short walk on Eglinton Street. Ceannt Station is roughly ten minutes on foot, and Saturday night city buses to Salthill and Knocknacarra leave from Eyre Square.
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