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Revolting People: Ulster Scots and the Birth of America
Discover the remarkable story of the Ulster Scots and their influence on the founding of America in Revolting People: Ulster Scots and the Birth of America, a live performance combining music, song, dance, drama and historical readings.
This engaging production explores the journey of Ulster Scots emigrants across the Atlantic, their experiences in early America and their significant role in the American Revolution. Known in the United States as the Scotch-Irish, their contribution to American history is brought to life through storytelling and traditional performances.
The show features Stonewall Ulster Scots, singer Lisa Dawson, flautist Ami Ogilby and the Sir Henry Inglesby Fife and Drum, alongside dramatic scenes exploring life on the American frontier and beyond.
Suitable for all ages, this entertaining and educational production offers an opportunity to discover an important chapter of shared Ulster and American history.
Admission: Free, with donations welcomed in support of the Mayor's Charities, Rural Support and Air Ambulance NI.
Duration: Approximately 2 hours and 20 minutes.
Age suitability: All ages.
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1-29 Bridge Street, Castle Demesne, Ballymena, BT43 5EN, United Kingdom
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