Free public events as part of Llanarth Group Residency with new UCC MA in Theatre & Performative Practices in the Department of Theatre. 

As part of the Reframing the ‘90s: Historicising Late 20^th Century Irish Practice conference this weekend there will be a special screening of the work of Vivienne Dick in the Kane auditorium on Friday evening at 8pm. Vivienne will discuss her work with UCC/Arts Council Film Artist in Residence Pat Murphy. The event is free, but tickets must be booked in advance, by using the dropdown menu for conference events here:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/reframing-the-90s-historicising-late-20th-century-irish-practice-tickets-51320295385

MA and Final Year Students of our Engaging the Profession module had a fantastic field trip to the Dublin Theatre Festival with lecturers Dr. Marie Kelly and Dr. Bernadette Cronin. 

7th November 2018 Theatre Development Centre, Triskel Arts Centre, Tobin St, Cork.
‘Alternative Dramaturgies informed by a D/deaf and Disability Perspective’
Kaite O’Reilly - Playwright, Author and Dramaturge, Writer in Residence with the Llanarth Group, and Veteran of the Disabled People’s Movement

Perforum Autumn 2018 'Inclusivity and the Performing Arts'
Wednesdays 6:00 pm - 7:45 pm
Perforum events are open to the public and admission is free.

18th October 2018 - Theatre Development Centre, Triskel Arts Centre, Tobin St, Cork.
‘Working with touch and movement in arts and health’
Katy Dymoke - Teacher and Practitioner in Body-Mind Centering, Embody Move Program Director, Body Oriented Psychotherapist and director of Touchdown dance theatre company
Perforum Autumn 2018 'Inclusivity and the Performing Arts'
Perforum events are open to the public and admission is free.

Note Day Change to THURSDAY 18th at 6pm 

26th September 2018 - Theatre Development Centre, Triskel Arts Centre, Tobin St, Cork City
Talk Title - ‘Hearing and Connecting’
Eoin Nash – Manager of Arts and Creative Therapies, Cope Foundation, Cork.

Members of three Cork city based Youth Theatres - Activate Youth Theatre, Mallow based Lightbulb Youth Theatre and UCC Youth Theatre took part in a day of workshops, rehsearsal and performance on Sat 21st April in Graffiti Theatre Company.

The Department of Theatre are hosting two workshops on Culture Night 2018. Places are limited so please confirm attendance below via eventbrite or by emailing theatre@ucc.ie.

Members from four different youth theatre met up in UCC on Fri 22nd June to take part in workshops, learn critical thinking skills and see theatre productions.

Killing Stella is inspired by Marlen Haushofer’s compelling novella Wir töten Stella (Austria, 1958), an unflinching story of collusion in abuse, and the price that has to be paid for remaining silent.This is the very first time Haushofer’s story has been translated and adapted for an English-speaking audience. With a host Department of Theatre staff and graduate involvement.