Ceilidh - musical in Baltimore - anyone seeing it?

[BorisTomashevsky]

Posted: 9/12/25 at 4:12pm

Supposedly it opened in the last couple of days but I can’t see any reviews online. Seems to be being performed in a flat, square event space (a former bank) as opposed to a theatre according to the clips on Instagram. Not sure what their long term plan is, as the space seems very specific.

Anyone going? Or been? Looks like there are tickets available for all performances but the seating chart doesn't show the exact seats remaining, just sections labeled General Admission.

https://www.broadwayworld.com/baltimore/article/New-Musical-CEILIDH-Now-in-Performances-in-Maryland-20250907

Updated On: 9/12/25 at 04:12 PM

[Boysdontcry66]

Posted: 9/12/25 at 5:43pm

I saw it. It’s really cute and family friendly. Needs some tightening but it was early in previews so understandable. On the night I went, all of it was general admission, so would advise getting there earlier if you’re in a larger group or want specific seats. Having said that, the venue is small and sight lines everywhere are good. The cast is stellar and clearly having a good time. 

[BorisTomashevsky]

Posted: 9/13/25 at 1:02pm

Boysdontcry66 said: "I saw it. It’s really cute and family friendly. Needs some tightening but it was early in previews so understandable. On the night I went, all of it was general admission, so would advise getting there earlier if you’re in a larger group or want specific seats. Having said that, the venue is small and sight lines everywhere are good. The cast is stellar and clearly having a good time."

Thanks for this report, very interesting to read!

[Ensemble17569498733]

Posted: 9/14/25 at 2:44am

Boysdontcry66 said: "I saw it. It’s really cute and family friendly. Needs some tightening but it was early in previews so understandable. On the night I went, all of it was general admission, so would advise getting there earlier if you’re in a larger group or want specific seats. Having said that, the venue is small and sight lines everywhere are good. The cast is stellar and clearly having a good time."

Interested in this, especially for the interactive aspect. Did people in the loge / 2nd floor also dance and participate, or are they relegated to just passively watching?

Thanks!