GEORGE - In spirit true to Ireland, members of the George Society of Arts and several guests enjoyed a splendid St Patrick’s Day last Wednesday at the Arts Theatre.
The fiddlers Pam Ross and Marliese Woodcock started the evening on a high note, with Steve Crafford and Dolf Louw following on the guitars.
Tap dancing, poetry reading, Irish jokes and several solo song items by various members created a jolly atmosphere.
The audience joined in the singing and were treated to green beer, a lovely stew and Irish coffees from The Rose Restaurant next door to the Arts Theatre.
Photos: Michelle Pienaar
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Friends Bridget Robertson and Lee-Ann Sawers share an Irish coffee. This will probably be their last for a long time, since Bridget is moving to Cape Town next week.
St Patrick’s Day at the Arts
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Guitarists Steve Crafford and Dolf Louw gave their all for St Patrick’s Day.
Posted on: 13:26 Wed, 24 March 2010
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