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Music at its best
Experience the magic of Brazilian jazz with renowned pianist Dan Costa and acclaimed guitarist Gustavo de Morais at the Moat Theatre, Naas on January 15.
This intimate evening promises beautiful melodies, soulful improvisation, and the unmistakable rhythms of Brazil.
Dan Costa has earned a global reputation for his extraordinary musicianship. Born in London to an Italian-Portuguese family, Dan’s career has taken him to stages across the world, where he’s performed alongside jazz greats like Dave Liebman, John Patitucci, Mike Stern, and Brazilian legends Hermeto Pascoal and Roberto Menescal.
Gustavo de Morais brings his rich heritage and passion for improvisation to every performance. Known for his fluid guitar work and infectious energy, Gustavo has built a strong reputation both in Ireland and across Europe. Tickets €15/€12 Concession plus €1.50 booking fee.
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