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. 

Disco Pigs, directed by final year student Aideen Fox, takes home three national awards and was nominated for two more.

Cork Lifelong Learning Festival / South Parish Learning Neighbourhood in association with Nano Nagle Place presents an introduction to the Lantern Project’s new drama/theatre initiative followed by slideshow of Tableau Vivant created by members of the group

Venue:  Goldie Chapel, Nano Nagle Place 

6.30pm, Tuesday 9^th April

This Fri 5th and Sat 6th at 7pm in the Theatre Lab

Second Year Students of Theatre of the Image (Department of Theatre, School of Film, Music & Theatre) UCC, are delighted to present a series of short performances taking influences from the work of international practitioners: Tadeusz Kantor, Pina Bausch and Robert Wilson.

Introducing Rhiannon Connick and her experience in the theatre department UCC.

Tues 26^th Feb (6 – 7:45 pm) 
Theatre Development Centre, Triskel Arts Centre, Tobin St, Cork.
‘The Poor Room to my Childhood: Influences of Tadeusz Kantor on the work of Brokentalkers’
Feidlim Cannon - Brokentalkers

PERFORUM SPRING 2019
Theatre of the Image
Perforum events are open to the public. Admission is free.

We are delighted to announce that our exciting new MA in Arts Management & Creative Producingis now open for applications for Sept 2019 intake.

As FYP showcase comes to an end, hear and see what students have to say.

PERFORUM SPRING 2019

Theatre of the Image

Venue: Theatre Development Centre, Triskel Christchurch, Tobin Street, Cork City.

Perforum events are open to the public. Admission is free.