The People's Picturehouse Cork is a monthly filmmaking showcase at The Pav. Every month they screen locally made short films, sketches, music videos, and experimental film - aiming to foster a community of local filmmakers where we can see each other's work, network with each other, and also see our own work on the big screen!
If you’ve got something you’d love to screen, get in contact! We would prefer films under 15 minutes, but we may make exceptions. Send your submissions on picturehousecork.com.
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The Peoples’ Picturehouse Cork is a new monthly filmmaking showcase at The Pav. Locally made short films, sketches, music videos, and more!
Thursday 30th November – Sunday 3rd December, 19.00 – 20.00, Goldie Chapel
Back by popular demand Oceans of Notions Theatre Company and Nano Nagle Place
are bringing back “A Christmas Carol” to the iconic Goldie Chapel on the 30th Nov- 3rd
Dec.
We’ll have evening performances from Thurs to Sun at 7pm and 2 special matinee
performances at 3pm on Sat & Sun.
In this production, the wonderfully talented and versatile actor, Kieran O’Leary will bring
a host of characters to life including the miserly Scrooge, Bob Cratchit, the Ghost of Jacob
Marley and the frail Tiny Tim. Accompanied by a selection of original carols from Victorian
England, sung live by the incredible Michèle de Foubert.
Friday 24th – Sunday 26th November, All Day, Conference Space
Ó Bhéal’s 11th Winter Warmer (and 3rd hybrid) festival presents over 30 poets from seven countries. Most of these featured guests will read/perform in-person at Nano Nagle Place, with others appearing virtually. All events are free to access at the venue or via our online Festival Stage and usual social media channels. In-person audience capacity is 100.
The festival hosts two poetry workshops with Dylan Brennan and Jessica Traynor, a poetry-film workshop with Colm Scully, three music/poetry fusions from Rónán Ó Snodaigh, Aindrias de Staic and Alistair Mackay (with Rody Gorman) (all in-person), an Open-Mic Showcase featuring four Cork-based regular open-mic events, poetry-films from the verse of the late Macdara Woods, plus a Closed-Mic set for poets from Ó Bhéal’s regular open-mic sessions during 2023.
Other guests include Eiléan Ni Chuilleanáin, Fred D’Aguiar, Sarah Clancy, Vona Groarke, Lauren O’Donovan, Emma Must, Kim Shuck, Alejandro Murguía, Gormfhlaith Ni Shiochain Ni Bheolain, Laima Vincė, Jason J. Fisher and S’phongo.
The shortlist and prize-giving for Ó Bhéal’s 11th International Poetry-Film Competition will be screened and simulcast, as will an additional, special selection of poetry-films made in Ireland.
Free admission to all events!
For more information visit: https://www.obheal.ie/blog/winter-warmer-poetry-festival/winter-warmer-festival-2023/
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