"Say Yes to Craic!"
starring Jocelyn A. Brown, David McCormick, Bill Strongin, Aimee Gomez and Scott Well

Tickets are $15.
Purchase them online here:
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Get in the mood for St. Paddy's Day with some craic and ceol! (That's Gaelic for fun and music.) From re-imagined traditional Celtic folk music to acoustic covers of alternative Irish rock, the mellifluous story-telling/singing of Jocelyn A. Brown and her fellow musicians create arrangements as ethereal as Celtic Woman and vocally arresting as The Cranberries...while tossing in a wee bit of a pub's Flogging Molly. A great gathering of veteran Chance artists, you won't want to miss Jocelyn A. Brown's vocals, Aimee Gomez on fiddle, David McCormick on guitar, Bill Strongin on piano, Scott Well on percussion, and several special guests: Laura Hathaway, Kayla Pajarito, and Mika Honda.

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A wee bit about Jocelyn: Jocelyn serves as Chance Theatre's Associate Artistic Director and produces their new works staged reading series, On the Radar. After double majoring in Theatre and Biology from UC San Diego with Provost’s Honors, she pursued further theatre studies in England and earned her Masters in Ed. Chance acting highlights: Blitzen in The Eight: Reindeer Monologues, the Witch in Into The Woods (Back Stage West Critic’s Pick, Chancie Award - Best Actress), Cathy in The Last 5 Years (Back Stage West Garland Award Honorable Mention for Best Actor), Nancy in Closer Than Ever (LA Times Critic’s Choice), Woman in Bash: Latter-Day Plays, and Ann in Goodnight Children Everywhere (OC Weekly award for Best Female Lead Performance). Chance directing highlights include Evita (Chancie Award – Best Production), Never In My Lifetime (Back Stage West Critic’s Pick), Big Love, and The Cherry Orchard (OC Weekly Best Direction nomination). Jocelyn received a nomination for Outstanding Individual Artist in 2003 by Arts Orange County. Outside of Chance, Jocelyn teaches at Laguna Hills High School.