COFFEEHOUSE AT THE THEATRE

Claire Boucher, who grew up in southwestern Brittany, the Celtic region of France, sings traditional songs in French and Breton, accompanied on flute and guitar by Brad Hurley.

John returns to the Coffeehouse with his songs, stories and poems about his life and travels, his involvement in the labor and peace movements, all with skill and humor.

Singer/songwriter Eleanor Kleiner and multi-instrumentalist Elie Brangbour captivate audiences with their haunting songs that combine folk, rock, gypsy jazz, and bluegrass.

Greatly influenced by their Irish roots, Thompson brothers Dennis (guitar and vocals) and Jim (percussion) present their own take on Irish, folk, and American roots music.

The O’Shanigans play a mix of Celtic, American, and world fiddle tunes: reels, jigs, and waltzes from as near as New England and as far away as Scotland and Finland.

Longtime musicians Kathy Shimberg and Erik House perform joyful old-time traditional U.S. & Canadian dance tunes, perhaps some old songs. Fiddle, banjo, piano; other instruments