Riasc would like to sincerely thank all of the artists and individuals who have made Rebound Arts Festival possible. We are incredibly lucky to host such talent from both Ireland and abroad.

We are honoured and grateful to have had the opportunity to platform the work of the following artists and contributors:

• Martina Aloia
• Tarık Arslan
• Cork City Samba Band
• Catia Barbosa
• Ruairí De Búrca
• Jonathan Carey
• Cian O Carroll
• Ceramifique
• The Cork Singers’ Club
• Róisín Nic Cnáimhín
• Ayşe Nur Coşguner
• Maureen Considine
• John Corkery
• Jack Corrigan
• Al Dalton
• Alper Bıçkın Durmaz
• Yunus Durmaz
• Nermin Genç
• Alex Gough
• Geoff Gould
• Stevie Grainger
• Merve Güçlütürk
• Lauren Guillery
• Konrad Im
• Steve Isherwood
• Victoria Jalcon
• Pamela Joy
• İlknur Karakütük
• Murat Karakütük
• Ayşegül Kaycı
• Irene Kelleher
• Gaia Kriscak
• Berna Kuru
• Justine Lepage
• Ciara Lily
• Caoimhe Marron
• Ruben Enrique Tapia Martinez
• Niall McCabe
• Ophelia McCabe
• Cllr. Kieran McCarthy
• Melanie McGrath
• Conall McManus
• Mika Moret
• The Naked Animal
• Ciara O'Connell
• Frank O’Connor
• Sylvia O’Connor
• Éadaoin O’Donoghue 
• Hugh O’ Keeffe
• Lily O’Shea
• Ronan O’Shea
• Peter O’Sullivan
• Helena Palmer
• Inma Pavón
• Emma Price
• Benjamin Ruppercht
• Eimear Ryan
• The Shawlies
• Danielle Sheehy
• Kareen SK
• Efe Tanrıöver
• Hümeyra Tatar
• Sascha Roos
• Thomas Mulcahy
• Stuart Neilson
• Jude Sherry
• Aoife Slattery
• Cian Sweeney - ‘1000 Beasts’
• Irina Frederika Tarvida
• Benjamin Walsh
• Lucy Winter
• Umur Yallur

Our sincere thanks to all of those who have helped us on our journey and behind the scenes:

• Staff of the Department of Theatre and School of Film, Music & Theatre, UCC:
  • Dr. Yvon Bonenfant, Head of Theatre
  • Lyndsey Haugh, Department Administrator
  • Dr. Marie Kelly, Programme Director, MA Arts Management & Creative Producing
  • Fionn Woodhouse, Lecturer
  • Eithne Egan, School Manager
  • Declan Leonard, Technical Officer, Granary Theatre
  • Dan O’ Connell, Lecturer in Filmmaking, Department of Film & Screen Media

• Lecturers, facilitators, and significant contributors to our learning:
  • Aisling Fitzgerald, Creative Producer, Rebound Festival Mentor & Facilitator
  • Dr. Marie Kelly, Programme Director, MA Arts Management & Creative Producing
  • Martin Drury, Theatre Director & Arts Consultant
  • Michelle Carew, Arts Officer, Cork City Council
  • Jacqui Feely, Former Financial Controller, Cork Opera House
  • Orla Flanagan, Director, Glor Ennis
  • Eibhlín Gleeson, CEO, Cork Opera House
  • Kath Gorman, Creative Producer, Curator & Arts Management Consultant, Adviser of Arts Participation at The Arts Council of Ireland
  • Dr. Steven Hadley, Lecturer/Arts Consultant
  • Eamonn Maxwell, Visual Arts Curator, Adviser, Mentor
  • Ruairí O'Donovan, Choreographer, Performer, Co-Curator Quarter Block Party

• UCC departments and staff:
  • Bill Cashman, General Services & Tyndall Security
  • Pat Cotter, General Services
  • Nancy Hawkes, Head of Marketing & Editor in Chief
  • Jane Haynes, Website Content Coordinator
  • Joe Leogue, Media & Public Relations Officer
  • Maurice Ryder, Web Content Strategist & Head of Web Content Team, Marketing & Communications
  • Noelette Hurley, IT Analyst
  • Aidan O’ Donoghue, IT Support Officer, Website Development
  • Michael Kenneally, Marketing & Event Executive
  • Michael Hurley, Event Technologist, Con, UCC Academy
  • Kathryn O’Driscoll, Insurance & Claims Administrator
  • Jonathan Hurley, Solicitor, Office of Corporate and Legal Affairs
  • Emer Twomey, Archivist, Special Collections & Archives, UCC Library
  • Shauna Hill, Disability Advisor/Assistant Psychologist, UCC Disability Support Service

• Babelfís
  • Derek Shears, Commercial Director  
  • Niamh McNally, Graphic Designer

• Staff of the Glucksman Gallery:
  • Prof. Fiona Kearney, Director
  • Tadhg Crowley, Senior Curator, Education and Community

• Staff of Cork Opera House:
  • Eibhlín Gleeson, CEO
  • Delia Webster, Executive Assistant to CEO
  • Ashley Keating, Programme Manager
  • Paul Finn, Facilities Manager
  • Michelle Russell, Marketing Manager

• Staff of Cork Midsummer Festival
  • Lorraine Maye, Director
  • Conall Ó Riain, Marketing Manager

• Staff of Everyman Theatre
  • Sophie Motley, Artistic Director
  • Naomi Daly, Senior Producer
  • Maev O’ Shea, Education & Community Manager

• Cork City Council:
  • Stephanie Connolly, Parks Capital Projects
  • Stephen Scully, Administrative Officer
  • Siubhán McCarthy, Lifelong learning Festival, Cork City Council

• Cork City Library
  • Patricia Looney, Executive Librarian, Children and Young People
  • Johnathon Fehily, Library Staff Officer

• Other contributors:
  • All at Theatre Forum
  • Badly Made Books, Cork
  • Breda Scanlon, Coal Quay Shawlies
  • Isobelle O’Mahony, Events Assistant, St. Peter’s Cork
  • Ísla Carabine, The Bodyshop, Oliver Plunkett St., Cork
  • Jim Horgan, Owner, Plugd Records
  • Martin Keenan, General Manager, Chambers Bar
  • Mike Ryan, Theatre Maker
  • Pink Moon Café, Washington St., Cork
  • The Glucksman Gallery Shop, UCC.

• Sponsors

Rebound Arts Festival is very grateful to have received donations from the following 

Centre Stage School of Performing Arts, Mallow

Helping us to rekindle inspiration as we #BounceBack!

Founded by Aideen McAuliffe in 2003, Centre Stage School has evolved into a centre of excellence in performing arts. On completing a Masters in Drama and Theatre Studies at NUI Galway and studying musical theatre in Washington, USA, all Aideen’s creativity and energy was dedicated to the development and management of Centre Stage School.

Centre Stage teachers aim to create a safe environment where they can nourish the individuality and creative spirit of all students, encouraging them to grow in confidence as performers and as people. Each student is given the opportunity to excel in their area of interest, reach their full potential, follow their dreams and enable them to become more confident young adults.  For some, this is a hobby and for others, it is the start of a career.  Centre Stage has numerous past pupils studying musical theatre, voice or drama at third level education, and several are currently employed professionally in the arts industry.