Reflections: Ireland in Song and Story at Skyline Theatre Company

Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day weekend with nationally renowned Irish Tenor Timothy Liam Smith in Bloomfield for an intimate one-performance-only live performance of REFLECTIONS: IRELAND IN SONG AND STORY

Bloomfield’s 21-year-old professional theatre company presents this special tribute to Ireland on Saturday, March 16 at The Mansion at Oakeside Bloomfield Cultural Center

Skyline Theatre Company, a 21-year-old professional theatre company now calling Essex County its home, presents a special tribute to Ireland for one performance only on Saturday, March 16 at 2:00pm featuring renowned Irish Tenor and New Jersey’s own Timothy Liam Smith in an intimate live performance of REFLECTIONS: IRELAND IN SONG AND STORY.

Tickets are now on sale and reservations are strongly recommended for this one-afternoon-only special performance at The Mansion at the Oakeside Bloomfield Cultural Center, 240 Belleville Avenue in Essex County’s Bloomfield, NJ. Tickets are $25 each, with discounted tickets for Seniors at $20, and can be purchased via Skyline Theatre Company’s virtual box office on its website at SkylineTheatreCompany.org and via this secure link: https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?actions=4&p=3.

Nationally renowned Irish Tenor Timothy Liam Smith paints a beautiful and stirring tapestry of Irish heritage through songs, stories, poems and jokes. The audience will discover what the Irish people really are like and what forms their unique character – from family and love to religion and the Troubles. Pianist David Maiullo will musically direct and accompany the performance.

“We are fortunate to have Tim join us for this special performance celebrating Celtic heritage and our Essex County audience will certainly feel the luck of the Irish when they join us on St. Patrick’s Day weekend,” said Sam Scalamoni, Skyline Theatre Company’s founder and artistic director.

Timothy Liam Smith is one of America's premiere performers of Irish tenor music and Irish culture and has more than 50 years of stage and performing experience, including regional theatre, opera, night clubs, television commercials, voiceovers and modeling. He has created several one-man shows including ‘John McCormack: His Life in Song and Story,’ ‘Love and Longing,’ and his newest ‘From Erin to Broadway.’ Away from the stage, he also served as a Councilman and Mayor in Roxbury Township and authored political columns for the New Jersey Hills newspaper chain.