Sophie Clarke

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Sophie Clarke

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2 weeks ago | irishnews.com | Sophie Clarke

AMERICAN physicist, performer and self-confessed ‘Physics Chanteuse’ Lynda Williams is promising to show audiences what happens when “songs, science and satire collide” with her one-woman musical, Atomic Cabaret, which premieres in Belfast next week. Lynda began singing about physics in 1995. She was inspired by the Cosmos show written by and starring astronomer and science populariser Carl Sagan. However, her passion for the subject dates back much further.

2 weeks ago | irishnews.com | Sophie Clarke

Ed Sheeran has defended his recent suggestion that he identifies as “culturally Irish” following backlash from social media users. Commenting on Instagram, the Galway Girl singer has hit back against those who have claimed he is “pretending” to be Irish. He wrote: “My dad is Irish. My family is Irish. I have an Irish passport. The culture I was brought up around is Irish.”“The first music I learnt was Irish.

2 weeks ago | irishnews.com | Sophie Clarke

Ed Sheeran has said he identifies culturally as Irish, despite being born and raised in Britain. “I class my culture as Irish,” the singer toldThe Louis Theroux Podcast. “I think that’s what I grew up with. We’d spend all of our holidays in Ireland. “My first musical experiences were in Ireland, I grew up with trad music in the house.