Brighton Source review of An Dha: Supertigers, Fringe 2017

Big thank you to Jon Southcoasting for the great review of our show at the Brighton Komedia and Brighton Buddhist centre in the Brighton Fringe. 
Read the full review at ​http://brightonsource.co.uk/features/week-one-brighton-festival-fringe-2017/

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An Dhá: Supertigers
Komedia, 7th May
An Dhá (meaning ‘The Two’ in Gaelic) are an award-winning duo, comprised on Jaya Hanley from Brighton on violin and Sarah James from Lincoln on cello, who play a play a rich mix of mostly self-written tunes that draw on the Scottish tradition. Jaya and Sarah have the precision of classically trained musicians but also the individuality and flair that comes from an appreciation of pop and jazz. At a series of concerts at the Fringe they are playing tracks from their excellent new album ‘Celtivation’, due out next month, but available now at their shows. The music includes some moving numbers like Sarah’s gorgeous ‘Tartan Fields’ as well as upbeat numbers such at the traditional song ‘Jenny Dang the Weaver’, and the jazz-inspired finger-work from Sarah is particularly impressive. The duo also provide a family-friendly show that will appeal to parents who want to give their children an introduction to good music and have scheduled some afternoon shows to suit. (JS)
Buy tickets for 16th, 21st and 24th May at Komedia, or the 14th, 19th and 20th at Brighton Buddhist Centre, here.