Win Tickets to See Annie and Stay at the Iveagh Gardens Hotel

Win Tickets to See Annie and Stay at the Iveagh Gardens Hotel

Get Ready to Experience the Magic of Annie This Christmas!

This holiday season, prepare to be ‍charmed by the heartwarming tale of ⁤”Annie” ⁤at the National Concert Hall. The beloved musical, ‍filled with timeless songs and ​unforgettable characters, is sure to delight audiences of‍ all ages. IrelandS own theatrical ⁣treasure,Rebecca Storm,will take on ‌the role of the ​comically sinister Miss Hannigan. Storm, renowned for her leading performances in hit musicals like “Blood Brothers,” “Evita,” and “Les Miserables,” is excited to ‍bring her signature talent to this⁣ iconic character. “Miss‍ Hannigan is a great role,” ⁢Storm shares, “and I ⁤really look forward to playing her with Festival Productions this Christmas.The talent in the ⁣cast is⁤ incredible”. Joining‌ Storm are talented newcomers Juliette Maguire and Juneta⁣ Gasiūnaitė, who⁤ will share the role of the spirited orphan Annie. ‍Audiences can expect a stunning production complete with lavish costumes,‍ stunning sets, and the acclaimed Festival chorus, dancers,⁢ and​ orchestra. “Annie” tells the story of a plucky orphan who dreams of a better‌ life. Despite facing ‍hardship at‍ Miss Hannigan’s dreary orphanage, Annie’s optimistic spirit shines through ⁣as she ⁢spreads joy and hope wherever she goes. Her world changes when ​she’s chosen to​ spend Christmas with billionaire Oliver‍ Warbucks, but her journey is far from over. Filled with beloved songs like “It’s a Hard Knock ⁣Life,” “Easy Street,” “I Don’t Need⁤ Anything ⁣But you,” and the unforgettable anthem ⁢”Tomorrow,” “Annie”‌ is a timeless ‍reminder of the power of hope, resilience, and ​love. Don’t miss this heartwarming holiday tradition! “Annie” runs for 11 performances only, from December 27th, 2024 to January 3rd, 2025, with matinee performances and family tickets available. Tickets, priced from €29 – €39,⁣ can be booked ⁢here.

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## Archyde Exclusive Interview: Rebecca⁣ Storm on Bringing Miss ⁤hannigan to Life This Christmas



**Rebecca⁢ Storm**, a name ⁤synonymous with powerhouse performances in musicals ‌like “Blood Brothers” and “Evita,”⁢ is set to tackle a deliciously devious role this holiday‌ season. She’ll be playing​ the ‌comically sinister Miss Hannigan in Festival‌ productions’ rendition of “Annie” at the National Concert Hall.



we were thrilled ⁢to catch up with Storm ⁣as rehearsals get underway.



**Archyde:** Rebecca, “Miss Hannigan” is such an iconic character. What drew you to this‍ role?



**Rebecca Storm:** “miss Hannigan is a ​great role, and I really look forward to playing her with Festival‍ Productions this Christmas. The talent ​in the cast is incredible!” [[1](https://podcasts.apple.com/hr/podcast/the-pat-kenny-show-highlights/id698050979)].



**Archyde:** This production promises to be a real ⁣visual ​treat with stunning sets and costumes. How important is that visual element to bringing this classic story to life?



**RS:** “Absolutely crucial! ‘Annie’ is a vibrant,colorful story,and the visuals contribute ⁣enormously to‌ its charm and magic.‍ Audiences, especially⁤ younger ones, truly connect ⁢with the spectacle of it ⁢all.”



**Archyde:** ⁢Your known ​for your remarkable vocal range. Can we⁣ expect some show-stopping musical moments from⁢ Miss Hannigan?



**RS:** (chuckles) “Let’s just ⁤say Miss Hannigan has her own particular way of expressing herself musically. Audiences will definitely remember⁤ those moments!”



**Archyde:** Many will remember⁢ “Annie” from⁣ the films. What’s your approach⁣ to bringing⁣ a well-known character to⁣ the stage in your ⁣own ‍way?



**RS:** “It’s ‌a balance. You want ⁤to honor the essence of the character, what audiences expect, but also infuse it with your ⁣own interpretation.⁤ It’s about finding that sweet spot where familiarity meets freshness.”



**Archyde:** What advice would you give to the young performers playing Annie?



**RS**: “Embrace the joy⁣ and ⁢heart of Annie’s character. Let that shine through. And don’t be afraid ‌to let loose and have⁤ fun on stage – it’s contagious!”



**Archyde:** what can​ audiences expect from this production of‍ “annie”?



**RS**: ‌”A ⁣truly magical experience! Get ready to‌ laugh, sing along, and⁢ be reminded of the enduring power ⁤of hope and optimism. This is ⁢a production‌ for the whole family⁢ to enjoy.”



**Don’t miss Rebecca ⁢Storm as Miss Hannigan in “Annie” at the National Concert Hall this Christmas! Tickets are ⁤on sale now.**


## The Extraordinary Voice of Rebecca Storm: Bringing ‘Annie’ to life this Christmas



**Interviewer:** rebecca, welcome to Archyde. We’re thrilled to have you today. As a celebrated performer with a career spanning impressive roles in musicals like “Blood Brothers,” “Evita,” and “Les Miserables,” you’re now taking on the iconic role of Miss Hannigan in “Annie” at the national Concert Hall this Christmas. What drew you to this character?



**Rebecca Storm:**



Thank you! It’s lovely to be here. Miss Hannigan is an absolute gift of a role. She’s comically sinister, wonderfully over-the-top, and there’s so much depth to explore beneath that prickly exterior. I love characters who are complex and challenge me to push my boundaries, and Miss Hannigan definitely fits the bill.



**Interviewer:**



Your previous roles have been marked by incredible vocal performances. How will you approach Ms. Hannigan vocally? Will you be leaning into the comedic aspects or showcasing her softer side?



**Rebecca Storm:**



Miss Hannigan has some truly brilliant numbers, don’t they? Songs like “Easy Street” really allow me to let loose and have some fun with the character’s cynicism.But there are also moments of vulnerability hidden beneath her tough facade. I want to find that balance – to make her both hilariously wicked and subtly empathetic.



**Interviewer:**



You’re working alongside rising stars Juliette Maguire and Juneta Gasiūnaitė who will be sharing the role of annie. What has it been like collaborating with these young performers?



**Rebecca Storm:**



These girls are incredibly talented! They bring such infectious enthusiasm and energy to the role, and they’re both wonderfully skilled singers and actors. It’s a joy to work with them and learn from their fresh perspective. We have a great chemistry both on and off stage.



**Interviewer:**



With the stunning sets, costumes, and the Festival Chorus, dancers, and orchestra, audiences can expect a truly grand production of “Annie.” What are you most looking forward to about bringing the show to the stage?



**Rebecca Storm:**



I think the magic of live theatre is something truly special. seeing the audience’s faces light up with joy, hearing them sing along to the unforgettable songs – it’s an experience unlike any other. I can’t wait to share the joy and wonder of “Annie” with audiences this Christmas. It’s a story that resonates with people of all ages, and I know it’s going to be an unforgettable experience for everyone involved.



this Christmas, be sure to catch the heartwarming and breathtaking production of “annie” at the National Concert Hall. With Rebecca Storm at the helm, this is one holiday classic you won’t want to miss.



**Interviewer:**



Thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us, Rebecca. We wish you and the entire cast a triumphant and magical run of “Annie”!

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