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Festivals Performance Theatre

Dates: 4th to the 13th of August Venue: Upper Church Can art really save the world? For Belgian-Iraqi theatre-maker and performer Enkidu Khaled, living through the Iraq war, this became an urgent question. His award-winning show is a unique form …

Enkidu Khaled : Working Method

Festivals Performance Theatre

Dates: 2nd to the 27th of August Venue: Main Space Kings Hall With a performer on stage and iPhone’s personal assistant, Siri, her only partner, director Maxime Carbonneau and performer Laurence Dauphinais invent a theatre where chance reigns. Dauphinais, one …

Laurence Dauphinais & Maxime Carbonneau : SIRI

Festivals Performance Theatre

Dates: 4th to the 27th of August Venue: Upper Church Theatre ‘The best way to rob a bank, is to own one’ (William Crawford, Commissioner of the California Department of Savings and Loans). Ontroerend Goed invites you to get under …

Alexander Devriendt & Angelo Tijssens: £¥€$

Festivals Performance Theatre

Dates: 2nd to the 27th of August Venue: Cairns Lecture Theatre Things I pretend to be interested in. Times my 8 year old self would be proud of me. Places I would hide a body. This is a show composed …

Delme Thomas & Rachel Briscoe : Lists for The End of the World

Festivals Performance Theatre

Venue: Demonstration Room Dates: 2nd to the 27th of August Stagger me sideways! King Ubu, usurper to the throne of Baloney, carries a mop instead of a sceptre and dreams of his ‘Pâté de dog’. Meanwhile, he liquidates enemies and …

Philippos Phillipou, Dylan Read & Vangelis Makriyannakis : Ubu Roi

Festivals Performance Theatre

Dates: 2nd to the 27th of August Venue: King’s Hall, Main Space 30 participants are invited into an intriguing theatrical game exploring security, profiling, privacy and freedom of expression in the age of cybersurveillance. Mobile throughout the performance, the participants …

Jeremy Waller, Aryo Khakpour & Milton Lim : Foreign Radical

Festivals Performance Theatre

Dates: 7th to the 25th of August Venue: King’s Hall Backspace An interdisciplinary work from Turtle Island that takes shape around peoples and the land. Indigenous artists of Canada invite reputed artists of othered communities to collaborate in artful protest …

Tara Beagan & Andy Moro : Declaration

Festivals Performance Theatre

Dates: 3rd to the 27th of August Venue: Kings Hall, Main Space After numerous North American tours, the critically acclaimed, multi award-winning Mouthpiece makes its UK premiere. Mouthpiece follows one woman, for one day, as she tries to find her …

Amy Nostbakken & Norah Sadava : Mouthpiece

Festivals Literature

Paul Howard, Eileen Battersby and Anne Sebba, William Wall, Billy O’Callaghan and Alan McMonagle are the first of the writers to be announced for the 13th outing of the Cork World Book Festival running 18-23 April 2017 at Cork City …

Ann Luttrell and Liam Roynane : Cork World Book Fest 2017

Books Festivals

29 April 2017 Lismore Castle, Co. Waterford Towers and Tales is a celebration of children’s books, stories and illustration, designed to give young audiences unforgettable, creative and transformational experiences with books.

Jennifer Marshall : Towers and Tales

Books Festivals

Paul Howard, Eileen Battersby and Anne Sebba, William Wall, Billy O’Callaghan and Alan McMonagle are the first of the writers to be announced for the 13th outing of the Cork World Book Festival running 18-23 April 2017 at Cork City …

Ann Luttrell and Liam Roynane : Cork World Book Fest 2017

Festivals Literature

13th March 2017 Visual, Carlow The Carlow College Literary Awards brings together the entire college community to recognise and celebrate the very best of Carlow College literary talent. The awards gather together the college literary community in a spirit of …

Derek Coyle, Thomas McGrath and Nicole Burke : Carlow College Literary Awards & Creative Writing Showcase

Festivals

The 28th Cork French Film Festival, coming up 5th to 12th March 2017, brings you the latest and best from France, with a strong emphasis on contemporary French cinema. The main programme is at the Gate cinema, packed with new …

Nora Callanan : Cork French Film Festival

Festivals

Baboró International Arts Festival for Children brings the most diverse selection of the finest in performing arts from Ireland and around the world to its annual festival especially for children in Galway. The exciting festival programme of theatre, dance, puppetry, …

Aislinn O’hEocha – Baboró International Arts Festival for Children

Books Festivals

Number ten in the 2015 series of interviews from the Edinburgh International Book Festival.

WriterStories : Colin Macintyre and Julian Baggini

Books Festivals

Ninth in the current series of interviews with authors at the 2015 Edinburgh International Book Festival.

WriterStories : Stephen Kelman and Ragnar Jonasson

Books Festivals

Latest in the 2015 WriterStories TV series from the Edinburgh International Book Festival.

WriterStories : Kate Mosse and Nick Barley

Books Festivals

Fifth in the 2015 WriterSeries of interviews from the Edinburgh International Book Festival.

WriterStories : Sergio Fajardo and Justin Cartwright

Books Festivals

Fourth in the 2015 series of WriterStories from the Edinburgh International Book Festival.

WriterStories : Etgar Keret and Matt Haig

Books Festivals

Third in the 2015 series of WriterStories.

WriterStories : Louise Welsh and Mark Billingham

Books Festivals

Second in the 2015 WriterStories series for TV transmission.

WriterStories : Michael Rosen and Rob Doyle

Books Festivals

One of a series of broadcast programme length compilation of interviews from the 2015 Edinburgh International Book Festival.

WriterStories : Andrew O’Hagan and Andrew Cockburn

Festivals

Summerhall’s 2016 festival programme, a feast of theatre, performance, dance, visual art and music for audiences of all ages, is on sale now via the Edinburgh Fringe box office.

Verity Leigh : Edinburgh Fringe 2016

Festivals Visual Arts

Encouraging participation has been central to the British Art Show 8. Here National Community Coordinator Natalie Walton engages groups from Glasgow and Edinburgh in the BAS8 exhibition and activities during the final week of the touring show’s appearance in Edinburgh.

BAS8 Outreach : Edinburgh’s Royal Botanic Gardens & Inverleith House

Festivals

JestFest returns this May Bank Holiday Weekend – Wexford’s Comedy and Street Theatre Festival is back in 2016, bigger and better than ever! This May Bank Holiday weekend the spirit of devilish revelry fills the Viking streets as Irish and …

Margaret Stafford : JestFest 2016

Festivals Visual Arts

Anthea Hamilton’s free-standing sculptures, which function as formicaries or ant farms, ants move within intricate Art Nouveau patterns over images drawn from the artist’s previous works: a woman acting as a human clapperboard and a figure clothed in full-dress Kabuki …

Anthea Hamilton : BAS8

Festivals Summerhall Exhibitions Visual Arts

Dennis & Debbie Club, Fiona Anderson, Lewis Den Hertog and Kieran Curran (aka MC TRUE FACTS) explore the utopian and dystopian possibilities of life on planet earth and beyond in the ground floor galleries with group exhibition The Human’s Planet …

Dennis Reinmuller : The Human’s Planet Earth

Festivals Theatre

An introduction to the this year’s Spraoi in Waterford in July.

Spraoi : Waterford July 2016

Festivals

Mark Thomas explores the importance of public spaces, how we work and relate to each other in his Edinburgh Fringe play, ‘Trespass Work in Progress’. Trespass carries on from where Mark’s previous show 100 Acts of Minor Dissent left off. …

Mark Thomas : Trespass Work in Progress

Festivals

In this edition of Writers Stories from the Edinburgh International Book Festival of 2003 Raj Chakraborti explores Don Delillo’s conceit that terrorists possess the place in our consciousness once occupied by novelists. Chakraborti’s interview with Tariq Ali draws insights into …

Raj Chakraborti : Tariq Ali, George Monbiot and William Dalrymple

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