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. 

Cork Opera House and UCC are delighted to announce that Cork playwright and actor John McCarthy has been selected as the inaugural Theatre Artist in Residence.

University College Cork and the Arts Council are delighted to announce the appointment of Pat Murphy as Film Artist in Residence (Screenwriter) for 2018-19.

20th - 21st June 2018
Postgraduate Arts Practice Research Conference 2018
CHANGING THEATRES: DRAMATURGY AND CONTEMPORARY THEATRE PRACTICE AND RESEARCH

In the Theatre Lab, UCC

PERFORUM CONFERENCE 
20th & 21st June, 2018
POSTGRADUATE ARTS PRACTICE RESEARCH CONFERENCE 2018:
CHANGING THEATRES: DRAMATURGY AND CONTEMPORARY
THEATRE PRACTICE AND RESEARCH

Screening of a new short documentary titled "Movie Memories" that will take place next Thursday 14th June at 5.15pm. 

Performative pathways between schools, universities and the wider community
Friday, 25 May
12:00 – 16:30
Venue: Creative Zone, Boole Library, Main Campus, University College Cork

Now in its 10th year, the Festival has proven to be enormously successful in attracting the support of some of the leading talent of the film world, both national and international, while still retaining the democratic feel of a community event, in a village that doesn’t have a cinema!