This is very likely to be your very last and only chance to hear and see these remarkable performers both tell their tales, along with The Blue Angel Players in performance, followed by original songs and music by Maggie. Jack Street is stepping from the stage, after this final night, to pursue a calling to write and direct new works.

FIRST HALF / JACK STREET PERFORMS

PHUR DAI / A gypsy tale of love and loss.
THE GREASEY POLE / A carnival escapade.
GRANDMOTHER's TALE / A tale of gypsy fortunes.

SECOND HALF / LYNN HARRIGAN PERFORMS

MOON SEA CROSSING
A cycle of original poems that tell the tale of Irish Aina, immigrated to Canada in 1846, subsequently suffering incarceration and madness in the Gaol at Goderich and then Toronto's infamous lunacy asylum.

Lynn Harrigan, a writer and teacher, from Goderich, will be accompanied by accomplished cellist Laura Jean McCann, and a performance piece enacted by the Blue Angel Players. Choreographed and directed by Cynthia Hill for the occasion.

LYNN HARRIGAN'S PERFORMANCE WILL BE FOLLOWED BY A PERFORMANCE OF ORIGINAL SONGS AND MUSIC BY MAGGIE

DOORS OPEN 8 PM. SHOW BEGINS AT 9 PM.
NO ONE WILL BE ALLOWED IN AFTER 9 DUE TO SOUND RECORDING
AND VIDEOTAPING OF THE PERFORMANCE. SO PLEASE COME EARLY.

TICKETS $8 in ADVANCE OR $10 AT THE DOOR
TICKETS CAN BE OBTAINED FROM THE BLUE ANGEL FRIDAY NIGHTS AFTER 9
OR SUNDAYS AFTER 4 PM, PRIOR TO THE NIGHT OF THE PERFORMANCE,
OR FROM CYNTHIA HILL AND JACK STREET.

For more information about Moon Sea Crossing, visit www.lynnharrigan.com.