Dear Friends,

Here is our february Bulletin with lots and lots of news, plays, workshops, auditions, and many other interesting bits of information about the theatre world in Cork. There is something for everybody. We hope you find something for you!! If you are interested, keep reading!

Best wishes,

Marcus

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Workshops, Projects & Auditions
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Snatch Comedy & Triskel Arts Centre

Bring you back last year succesful drop-in Improv workshops!

Dates: Saturday 09th of February
Saturday 16th of February
Saturday 08th of March….and more dates to be confirmed.

Place: TRISKEL ARTS CENTRE (Tobin St., Cork)
Time: from 12.30pm - 2pm
Cost: The cost of the workshops is 10 euro. (6 euro concession).

- All workshops suitable for teenagers and adults - All levels welcome -

“Come along to learn Improvisation techniques, tought to you by Snatch
Comedy! The troupe has been winning over audiences throughout Ireland
for 5 years. During this time they have created and performed in
Ireland and abroad numerous residencies with their famous improv show,
radio show, improv in schools, street improv, ImprovMatches, comedy
quiz, corporate events and even original sketch shows and theatre
plays.

Come and experience up close and personal, the hilarious rollercoaster
that is Snatch. Through exercises and games, you will learn about team
work, build your skills and self-confidence and develop your own
thrilling exploration of spontaneity and physical imagination.”

Teachers: Adrian Scanlan, Damian Punch, Cathal Carroll and Marcus Bale
(All above teachers are members of Snatch Comedy Improv)

For further information:

Contact: info@snatchcomedy.com or marcusbale@gmail.com - You can also
check our website:

www.snatchcomedy.com
WORKSHOP AT THE TRISKEL ARTS CENTRE (Tobin St., Cork).
To secure a place at any of these workshops:

By Email: contact info@snatchcomedy.com - marcusbale@gmail.com
By TXT: txt to 0863173543 with your name in the text
Personally: Just show up on the day at The Triskel Arts Centre!

Come and enjoy!!

The Snatch Team
Spread the word and hope to see you there!!!!
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Group and ‘one on one’ sessions with UK Clown and street theatre
director John Lee:

Cork Circus is offering another opportunity for performers in Cork to
gain from the gentle clown genius that is John Lee. His previous
visits been hugely successful and rewarding to all who participated.
John Lee has performed and directed ’street theatre’ around the world
for over 20 years.

John Lee will be offering clown workshops as part of ‘Circus Festival
Ireland’ over the weekend of the 15th to 17th of Feb. Then he is
staying until Wednesday the 20th of Feb to offer more workshop
opportunities. There will be a limited number of ‘one to one’
sessions (3hrs in duration) during the day on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday. This is a really unmissable opportunity for any performer
or group that have a ‘piece’ or charactor they wish workshoped.

Also, John Lee is running two evenings of clown training along the
lines of previous classes run in Cork city, but pushing us on!! This
class is open to up to 15 participants and will run on Monday the 18th
and Tuesday the 19th of Feb, from 6pm to 9pm. The two nights will be
linked, so only people who can commit to both nights should apply.

John Lee is talking about using the two sessions to explore the idea
of ‘disguise clown’, where a ‘normal’ looking (to the public)
situation or scenario is setup and then reality is stretched, twisted
and thrown out the window!! This technique is most commonly used on
the street but can equally be adapted for a theatre space, normally
involving the action leaving the stage!

Numbers are limited so get back to me soon.

Venue to be announced. If anyone knows of an available and cheap space
do let me know! ASAP!!

The two sessions, six hours in total will cost €80 (believe me! This
is a subsidised rate, thanks to John and Cork Circus)

Email corkcircus@gmail.com or ring Arran on 0868134149
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web: www.corkcircus.net
phone: 087 4148299 Cathal
086 8134149 Arran
086 4052615 Cormac

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AFRICAN DANCE WORKSHOP conducted by Ouali Bebe.

Bebe comes from the Ivory Coast and he will be visiting Ireland to
hold a workshop. Bebe is an electric performer and a brilliant
teacher. He has taught and performed for many years around the world
from Africa to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Expect brilliant music,
infectious energy and big laughs. Bebe incorporates ndolo, kwasa kwasa
and soukous movements in his dance. The workshop is open to all, no
previous experience is necessary. Bebe’s work is especially revealing
to achieve relaxed and supple movements and to get a firm contact with
the floor.

Dates and Times: Sat 9th Feb, from 2.30 to 5 pm.
Venue: Karate Club, 81/83 Shandon St., Cork.
Cost: €25 (€20)
Contacts: 0872 645 5074 and 0877598476
info@artimmediate.com
More information on: www.artimmediate.com/africandance.htm

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Audition!

Kinsale Rampart Players
will be holding auditions for a Thriller on Monday February 4th
in Kinsale Community School at 7.30pm

The Thriller will be staged in late April and will be directed by Cal
Duggan and produced by Tony Cierans.

Two Male and Two Female actors aged over 30 are required.

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Project Brand New : Call for Submissions
What will you make?

Project Brand New is a new initiative for the performing arts at
Project Arts Centre. It exists to provide a framework for theatre,
dance, music and live art practitioners to develop new work for the
stage outside the traditional production model. We are offering you
the opportunity to test out ideas at a developmental stage in an
informal environment, where audience feedback and discussion is key.
At the heart of this project is the ambition to provide a platform for
innovation and experimentation, and work that strives towards the new.
Project Brand New will serve as a springboard to push you, as artist
and spectator, in new directions.

Here’s how it works:

Over three nights in March (19, 20, 22 March) Project Cube will play
host to 8-12 new works made by you. These works can be up to twenty
minutes long. You can make whatever you like. You can use a video
projector, a play-back sound system and anything else you can get in
and out of the space in a ten minute turn around . We are excited to
see what can be created when the focus is more on the people making
the work than on the technical requirements we sometimes can be
constrained by.

If you are interested, all you have to do is submit your ideas to us.
We ask for a brief description of your idea and where you would like
to take it, in no more than 500 words, and a biography detailing your
previous work as an artist.

Submissions will be assessed under the following criteria:
The artistic quality of your idea
The scope of your ambition
The practical needs of your idea

We are: Róise Goan, Louise Lowe, Jody O’Neill and Deirdre Roycroft,.
Once we have selected the successful submissions for Project Brand
New, we will work with you to assist you in bringing your ideas to
fruition.

This is a not-for-profit venture, where all the participants time and
resources, including Project Arts Centre, are being offered free of
charge. We do not have any additional budget for props or equipment.

Please submit your application by 5pm on Friday 8 February to
projectbrandnew@gmail.com or in person to Project Arts Centre. Please
remember to include a contact phone number and email address.
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APPLICATIONS INVITED FOR PAT MURRAY BURSARY

Applications are invited by the Everyman Palace Theatre, Thomas
Crosbie Holdings and Cork City Council for the Pat Murray Bursary for
2008.

The bursary has been created in memory of Pat Murray, to facilitate a
theatre artist, be it set, costume or lighting designer, or actor or
dancer, in the furtherance of their career through study or special
work placement. The value of the bursary will be €14,000. This is very
generously sponsored by Thomas Crosbie Holdings, Cork City Council and
the Everyman Palace Theatre.

The panel of judges convened for the selection of a successful
candidate are Pat Kiernan, Director of Corcadorca nominated by Cork
City Council; John X Miller Director of The Vision Centre and General
Manager Cork Civic Trust nominated by Thomas Crosbie Holdings, and
Lucette Murray nominated by Everyman Palace Theatre. The panel will be
chaired by Eimear O’Herlihy, General Manager of the Everyman Palace
Theatre.

A gifted theatre designer, Pat Murray was a former member of the Arts
Council and a member of the Institute of Designers in Ireland. He
worked in theatre at all levels, locally, nationally and
internationally. The Pat Murray Bursary has been created in memory of
the late designer, and as a link to a new generation of theatre
practitioners.

Further information and application form can be downloaded from
www.everymanpalace.com or by contacting
Naomi Daly on adassistant@everymanpalace.com or 021 450 1673.

The deadline for receipt of applications is March 28th 2008.
Interviews will take place in April 2008.

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Plays & Events
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Cork Opera House and Cyclone Repertory Company present Romeo and
Juliet & The Merchant of Venice

Inspired by glowing notices from critics and audiences, Cork Opera
House and Cyclone Repertory Company are sending their fast-paced and
funny repertory productions of Romeo and Juliet and The Merchant of
Venice on a tour of southern Ireland.

The tour begins on 21 January with a revival in the Half Moon Theatre,
and then continues to the Belltable, Limerick; Siamsa Tire, Tralee;
Garter Lane, Waterford; and Glor, Ennis. More venues will be
announced.

Shakespeare’s coming to southern Ireland with guns blazing! Romeo and
Juliet is set in the wild, wild west of 1846, where the feud between
the Capulets and Montagues is cowboy-style, complete with chaps, spurs
and ten gallon hats.

The same ensemble of five actors will perform a commedia dell’arte
version of The Merchant of Venice set in 16th century Venice. This is
Shakespeare as you’ve never seen him, complete with pie fights, and a
slapstick, bawdy style brimming with zany comedic energy.

Peadar Donohoe directs both productions, which aim to provide an
imaginative introduction to Shakespeare for young audiences. They have
a comedic spin that grabs and keeps their attention, while remaining
true to the spirit of the plays.

“We have fun with the text but we don’t make a farce of the plays’
conclusions and themes,” says Director Peadar Donohoe, who is Artistic
Director of the Cork based Cyclone Theatre Company. “We intend for
them to be enjoyable, understandable and fun.”

STARRING:
Marcus Bale; Shane Casey; Paula McGlinchey; Sean McNally; Damian Punch

TOUR DETAILS:

Half Moon Theatre, Cork Opera House
Romeo and Juliet - Mon 21 and Tue 22 Jan at 10:30am and 1:30pm
Merchant of Venice – Thu 24 and Fri 25 Jan at 10:30am and 1:30pm
Book on 021-4270022 or www.corkoperahouse.ie
(telephone/internet bookings subject to a €2.50 booking fee per ticket)

Belltable Arts Centre, Limerick
Romeo and Juliet – Tue 29 and Wed 30 Jan at 10:30am and 1:30pm
Merchant of Venice – Thu 31 Jan at 10:30am and 1:30pm
Book on 061-319866
www.belltable.ie

Siamsá Tire, Tralee, Co. Kerry
Merchant of Venice – Wed 6 Feb at 10:30am and 1:30pm
Romeo and Juliet – Thu 7 Feb at 10:30am and 1:30pm
Book on 066-7123055
www.siamsatire.com

Garter Lane Arts Centre, Waterford
Romeo and Juliet – Wed 27 Feb at 10:30am and 1:30pm
Merchant of Venice – Thu 28 Feb at 10:30am and 1:30pm
Book on 051-855038
www.garterlane.ie

Glór Irish Music Centre, Ennis, Co. Clare
Romeo and Juliet – Wed 12 March at 10:30am and 1:30pm
Merchant of Venice – Thu 13 March at 10:30am and 1:30pm
Book on 065-6843103
www.glor.ie

Tickets: €15 plus €2.50 booking fee (school groups exempt)
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Gaiety School of Acting Cork , Amnesty International and Cork Stop Sex
Trafficking Campaing are happy to inform that:

Due to the wonderful response we got to our performances last weekend,
we have decided to give FLESH another viewing in The Firkin Crane.

Extra Performances February 8th, 9th, 10th , 8pm, The Firkin Crane

Review in the Sunday Tribune, 13/01/08:

‘extraordinarily challenging…balances moments of humor and terror,
banality and sickening violence to great effect…burns it’s way
indelibly into the consciousness… Flesh is inherently bleak AND
insistently captures your attention’

NEW PLAY ON SEX TRAFFICKING IN CORK

Flesh is a disturbing and shocking play directed by Stella Majewsky
that exposes the human cost of sex trafficking and explores the
experiences of both victims and abusers. The Cork Gaiety School of
Acting Adult Theatre Company, in co-operation with Amnesty
International and the Campaign Against Sex Trafficking, is staging the
play at the Firkin Crane, Shandon, Cork on 8 th, 9th, 10th February.

All performances start at 8pm.

“A powerful piece of theatre has the capacity to change people, subtly
alter their attitudes, help them to understand aspects of the human
experience, and even empower them to change,” said Stella Majewsky.

“With this play I wanted to explore the suffering of the victims, but
also the motives of the ‘clients’, the users of trafficked women who
are the ones who make it such a profitable enterprise for criminal
organisations.”

Noeleen Hartigan Amnesty International Irish Section said: “Two
centuries after the formal abolition of slavery trafficking in human
beings remains a serious problem and all indications are that it is a
growing one from which Ireland is not immune.

“Trafficking involves the coercion and exploitation of the victim,
which continues after the victim arrives at his or her final
destination. Women and children, mainly trafficked for the purposes of
sexual exploitation or domestic labour, are vulnerable to extreme
violence by traffickers, pimps and clients. This play is an
opportunity for audiences to see the true cost of trafficking in the
shattered lives and minds of the victims.”

All profits from the play will go to the Campaign Against Sex
Trafficking and Amnesty International.

Tickets cost €10,-, € 7.50 concession, and can be purchased from 1890 258 358

For further information:
From the Cork Gaiety School of Acting Adult Theatre Company:Stella
Majewsky, Artistic Director, 087-277 20 29

Some comments from audience members
‘I am from Prague originally. Sex trafficking is a part of daily life
there. The play reminded me of the many times I had a lucky escape.’

‘ The powerful thing about it is that it all seems so normal. There is
no big drama; they are all just normal human beings. I really want to
do something to help.’

‘I go to more than 200 plays a year. This ranks with the most powerful
performances I have ever seen.’

‘ Half way through the play, I just wanted to go on stage and beat the guys up.’

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Skylight productions presents

Wait Until Dark
by Frederick Knott

An innovative, highly entertaining and suspenseful thriller about a
blind housewife, Susy Hendrix (Joy Buckle) as she is terrorized by a
group of criminals who believe she has hidden a baby doll used by them
to smuggle heroin into the country. Alone in her apartment and cut-off
from the outside world, Susy must fight for her life against a gang of
ruthless criminals, (Conor Dwane, Ian McGuirk), led by the violent,
psychotic Roat (Alf McCarthy).

The tension builds as Roat, aided by his gang impersonates police
officers and friends of her husband in order to win Susy’s confidence,
gaining access to her apartment to look for the doll.

The climax of the Play, a violent physical confrontation between Susie
and Roat in her dark kitchen, is both memorable and frightening and is
guaranteed to have audiences on the edge of their seats.

Dates: 06 February 2008 - 16 February 2008
Times: 8.00pm
Price: €20.00
Cork Arts Theatre (Camden Court, Carroll’s Quay, Cork)
Phone: +353 21 4505624
Fax: +353 21 4508178
Email: info@corkartstheatre.com
Website: http://www.corkartstheatre.com/

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From the producers of The Sunbeam Girls
Cork Opera House and Stage Centre present the Irish premiere of

The Good Sisters (”Les Belles-soeurs”)
by Michel Tremblay
Directed by Marion Wyatt @ the Half Moon Theatre

The Good Sisters is a hilarious comedy that offers something for
everyone: for lovers of history, lovers of Cork, lovers of in-laws,
lovers of inexpensive evenings of entertainment…

It’s the north side of Cork in 1965, and Geraldine Lawlor has won a
million Green Shield stamps – the 60s equivalent of striking it rich
in the Lotto. She invites the neighbours round for a stamp-licking
party.
While Geraldine dreams of things she’s always wanted and can now buy
for herself, her sisters and friends become jealous.

Geraldine has big plans for it all, even as she doesn’t see the
resentment and bitterness that’s swirling around her.

Thrown into this wacky group is Geraldine’s daughter, Linda, who,
going through the dramatic changes of a misunderstood teenager, needs
help dealing with her mother, and invites her friend Lucy to the
house. But Lucy, being newly pregnant, needs advice too. The Good
Sisters is a family drama with wild and raucous action and an homage
to that greatest of working class passions: bingo!

As the evening unfolds the women share stories – most funny, some
outrageous and others simply sad - and the night comes to an explosive
end. A night of hilarious and moving theatre chock full of Cork
humour and characters.

This late-’60s Canadian play has been transported to a Cork city
setting, by the play’s director, Marion Wyatt. Stage Centre has
assembled a terrifically talented cast of fourteen, to portray the
really desperate housewives in this moving and funny story about a
woman.

From Thurs 14th Feb
Shows at 8.30pm
Come and spend an entertaining evening with the ‘good’ sisters…
Tickets: €25 plus €2.50 booking fee (school groups exempt)

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February 18th – 23rd
Richard Jordan Productions LTD Presents

DYLAN THOMAS: RETURN JOURNEY
DIRECTED BY SIR ANTHONY HOPKINS
Starring Bob Kingdom

Dylan Thomas: Return Journey is an interpretation of Thomas’ renowned
appearances in a range of libraries, public halls, clubs and colleges
reading his work. Blending the stories and the poetry with incisive
comments on the nature of performing, of audiences, and of the
American touring circuit, Thomas (through Bob Kingdom) takes his
audience through Wales, past and present, through the natural world,
to the one that lies after. Anthony Hopkins’ direction brings the
performer and audience together in the appreciation of the beauty, the
humor and the wit of Dylan Thomas’ words.

‘I could have listened to his spell binding word wizardry for hours’
The Times.

Tickets €25 / €20 / €7 (students: Mon / Tue / Wed) 8pm
Bookings www.everymanpalace.com / 021 4501673

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Festivals & Events
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CIRCUS FESTIVAL IRELAND; 15th to 17th of February.

Circus Festival Ireland is the first of its kind and has been set up
to promote, develop, strengthen, and professionalize contemporary
circus in Ireland. Circus Festival Ireland seeks to bring together
seasoned performers, emerging artists, and people interested in
exploring the adventure of circus in a 3 day celebratory event of
workshops and shows, giving the public the best of contemporary circus
in Ireland.

This new and exhilarating festival takes place in Cork city on the
15th - 17th of February This is the ultimate opportunity to take part
in a wide range of activities including juggling, acrobatics,
clowning, globe walking, uni-cycling, stilt walking, dance, comedy
improv and much more! The workshops and games are open to all;
beginners as well as advanced!

Some of Europe’s most accomplished circus tutors and performers
including John Lee (UK), Stefan Sing (Germany), Amani Acrobats
(Ireland), Compagnie with Balls (The Netherlands), Imakokode (France),
Meghan Pike (Scotland), Olvier ‘Olive’ Masson (France), Ronan
McLoughlin (Ireland), Kamil ‘Dzielny’ Dzilinski (Poland) & many more
are joining in.

On Saturday 16th February the best of Cork and the best of the rest
will be showing off their talents in two spectacular public shows in
Cork’s Firkin Crane Centre.

For more information and prices check our website at:
www.circusfestivalireland.com

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126 an alternative space for intimate music

Every Friday and Saturday, upstairs in Meades Wine Bar, 126 Oliver
Plunkett Street, Cork

A new music event, a new musical departure for Cork
City……………………………………………….

Over the next few months, every Friday and Saturday night, MUSIC SPACE
126 will take place in a beautiful Georgian room overlooking Oliver
Plunkett Street. The space will provide a popular weekend haven for
fans of folk, blues, rock, world, trad and jazz.

In this intimate atmosphere musicians will be encouraged to experiment
with their existing material, try out new songs, new ways of
presenting their set as well as having a bit of fun with their
audience.

The sessions will be very relaxed, laid back, all seated, no stage and very raw.

MUSIC SPACE 126 is about playing with new ways of presenting good
quality, live music on weekend nights.

It is about the audience and the music and the relationship between the two.

Above all, it is about creating an exciting venue that will bring
people back to live music.

The space will be catering for a maximum of 30 people per night so be
sure to get there early.

Tickets are very reasonable at €10 and are available at the door. Come
early as it’s on a first come first serve basis.

You can pre book your seat or table at 021 4270475

Line up for February is:

GER WOLFE Friday 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th
KEN COTTER Saturday 2nd, 16th
AARON DILLON Saturday 9th, 23rd

BIOGRAPHIES OF ARTISTS PERFORMING IN FEBRUARY

GER WOLFE
“The poetic soul of Ireland” John Spillane

“A rare and unique creative talent” Irish Examiner

“‘The Curra Road’ is a classic of grace and simplicity and should
become a standard.”
The Boston Globe

“Sure-footed and astute”
F’Roots

“Rises high above the homogenised sound-wall that passes for pop radio lately”
Irish Times

“A courageous musical visionary”
Dublinks.com

With songs like ‘The Curra Road’ and ‘The lark of Mayfield’ Ger has
been steadily making a name for himself as one of the most respected
songwriters in the country. This year he celebrates 10 years of
recordings, having produced 4 critically acclaimed albums in that time
-’Word and Rhyme’ (1998), ‘Ragged Ground’ (2002), ‘Heaven
Paints..’(2004) and ‘The Velvet Earth’ (2006).His band ‘The New
Skylarks’ features Edel Sullivan (violin,viloa), Paul Frost(Bass) and
Martin Leahy(drums).

His songs have a broad appeal and his classic ‘The Curra Road’ has
most recently appeared as one of the frontline numbers on Sharon
Shannons new c.d. ‘Renegade’ Ger’s songs have also been covered by
Karan Casey (Curra Road) North Cregg (’Summer at my feet’ etc.) and by
DANÚ (’Standing in doorways’). Some of Ger’s own recordings have also
featured on a large number of compilations, including “Other Voices -
Songs From A Room” and “The Diamond Mountain Sessions”.

For this special series of shows Ger will play songs from his four
previous studio albums alongside brand new material and songs that
have influenced his own unique style. Each performance will be
different and feature new improvisation and collaboration with other
musicians.

As Christy Moore recently said “Ger Wolfe sings like a lark in
Heaven”. Come along and listen to the lark of Mayfield himself in his
Five February Fridays

www.gerwolfe.com and www.myspace.com/gerwolfe

KEN COTTER

‘Corkman Cotter does his own neat take on indie-pop classicism.’
Colm O Hare, HotPress

‘Sounds totally assured’ and ‘hits all the right buttons’
Evening Echo, Cork

‘Magnificent Stuff’!
HotPress, Dublin. October 2005

‘Purveys a wonderfully assured brand of melodic song-craft’
Time Out, London

‘[With] albums due out from writers of the calibre of Ken Cotter in
the Autumn, this could turn out to be Cork’s year on the rock front’
Jackie Hayden, HotPress, Dublin.

K en Cotter is an established singer and songwriter from Cork City. He
has two albums to his name ‘Blue Letter Day’ and more recently ‘Agent
Orange’, produced by Ashley Keating from Cork band The Frank and
Walters, which features some of Corks premier musical talent including
a very special guest appearance by Aïda of the internationally
renowned Cork band Metisse.

Ken has been performing original songs for well over a decade. While
based in England he became a regular performer in venues such as The
Twelve Bar Club in London and The Exchange, Exeter. He has toured
throughout the UK, Europe and beyond, playing as far away as
Newfoundland and Singapore, where he has played annually for the last
7 years. Ken has had numerous radio appearances, and recently appeared
on the Swiss Italian-language television station RTSI.

www.kencotter.com

AARON DILLON

Aaron Dillon is a Cork-Based Songwriter and performer. Originally from
Drogheda he has performed to packed houses in, The Triskel, The
Everyman Palace Theatre and The Opera House. In 2005 Aaron spent the
summer touring Italy and received rave reviews from the Italian music
press. On returning home he has supported many established artists
such as Joan Armatrading, Mick Flannery and former members of
venerated Irish folk legends Planxty. He has also performed as a guest
vocalist (Take it on the chin) and as Harmonica player (In the gutter)
on Mick Flannery’s debut album “Evening Train”. Having lived and
performed in as far off places as Brazil, Sri Lanka, Paraquay,
Tanzania, Denmark, The US and Australia helped hone Aaron’s unique
delivery and stagecraft. Currently putting together the finishing
touches on his eagerly awaited debut album “Brown Envelope” his music
has described as Rootsy mix of Traditional and Urban Folk with strong
melodies and thought provoking lyrics .Reviewers have described him as
a “writer with the lyrical audacity you don’t often here amongst
Ireland’s current crop of Songwriters”& “A writer who writes on
subjects that other writers wouldn’t dare, with an abundance of poetic
flair, humour and sensitivity to back it up”. His album is expected to
be released early 08… SO keep your eyes peeled and your ears
sharpened cause 08 promises to be big year for Aaron Dillon.

www.myspace.com/dillonaaron