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Cork Cultural Companions is an Age & Opportunity Arts initiative, delivered by Muintir Cork and supported by the HSE and Cork City and County Councils. Cork Cultural Companions has local networks of members who attend events together regularly in Cork City, Mallow, Bantry and East Cork.

Sunday, 22 May 2022

Potted Potter returns to The Everyman!

 

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All 7 Harry Potter books condensed into
70 hilarious minutes
POTTED POTTER | THE EVERYMAN CORK | 29–31 JUL 2022
Potted Productions Presents
POTTED POTTER – THE UNAUTHORISED HARRY EXPERIENCE

FRI 29–SUN 31 JUL, 3PM & 7.30PM
TICKETS     €30 Premium for rows A-E of stalls | €26 Standard | €22.50 Concession | €90 Family of four | €20 First 100 Opening performance tickets 


Playing to sold out audiences all over the world, the Olivier Award-nominated Potted Potter: The Unauthorised Harry Experience – A Parody by Dan and Jeff takes on the ultimate challenge of condensing all seven Harry Potter books (and a real-life game of Quidditch) into seventy hilarious minutes.

Even if you don’t know the difference between a horcrux and a Hufflepuff, Potted Potter will make you roar with laughter.
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POTTED POTTER - THE UNAUTHORISED HARRY EXPERIENCE | The Everyman Cork | FRI 29–SUN 31 JUL 2022
DRAMA FOR ALL THE FAMILY
Graffiti in Partnership with The Everyman Present
HUMANS: A ROBOT MUSICAL
SAT 18 JUN, 11AM & 2PM
SUN 19 JUN, 11AM

Live at The FitzGibbon Theatre at Graffiti
TICKETS €10 | Family €40 (2 Adults & 3 Kids)
 


Written by John McCarthy
This big-hearted – and funny! – story about loss, friendship and hope features three humanoid robots, one quite robotic human and beautiful original songs throughout.
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WHAT'S ON AT THE EVERYMAN

Cork Midsummer Festival

 

This year, Cork Midsummer Festival invites you to experience the festival through a variety of strands and trails: Stories And Places; Music And Voices; The City At Night; Great New Shows - Great City Stages; & Connection.
 
Each week from now until the festival, we'll be sending you a sneak peek at what's in store in each strand - this week: Music and Voices! 
Music performances by stunning Irish and International artists, events with a focus on the power of the voice to inspire, ignite, reveal and connect - all part of Cork Midsummer Festival 2022's Music and Voices strand.
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We are incredibly excited to welcome Sharon Van Etten to CMF for an intimate performance in the iconic Cork Opera House, supported by Maija Sofia.
A spellbinding new work for string quartet and actor, by Cork composer John O’Brien. Performed by Derbhle Crotty and the acclaimed Carducci Quartet.
Frankenstein: How To Make
A Monster

Part electrifying gig, part thrilling theatre, this powerful show pushes the energy of the human voice to its musical and rhythmic limits
Under The Same Sky
A sound and visual experience by Kristina Inčiūraité which explores questions around climate change: can biodiversity be sustained in our individual and collective memory?
Fête de la Musique: A Hip Hop Celebration
Discover energising artists and celebrate the of rap and hip-hop in a joyful melting pot of electro-soul, RnB, afro-futurism and beatbox.
Quare
A celebration of queer theatre, music and visual art curated by Abbey Blake and produced by Arann Blake of punk band Pretty Happy – a vibrant and fun feast of alternative culture!
HTRK
Presenting the Cork debut of HTRK, one of the most unique and intriguing Australian groups of the 21st century, plus special guest Mantua, a project of Cork native Elaine Malone.
Tolü Makay
Acclaimed artist, singer, and songwriter Tolü Makay takes to the stage in an intimate performance at the Kino for Cork Midsummer Festival.
Camilla George
An explosive London-based band led by award-winning Nigerian born saxophonist Camilla George, and featuring many of the leading lights of the UK Jazz Scene.
And just announced - art-punk three-piece Pretty Happy will play Coughlan's on 17 June, with very special guests Big Boy Foolish!
Take part:
Sing Your Failures
Celebrate failure, warble through fear, and give performance anxiety the stiff middle finger with Louise White's impromptu choir in Fitzgerald's Park.
Beatbox workshops
Learn the skills of beatboxing and perform, jam with other young musicians, improve your vocal techniques and make music using nothing but your mouths.
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Updates from The Firkin Crane

 

Firkin Crane Professional Dance Newsletter

Hello everyone,

Here at Firkin Crane we're gearing up for a busy summer. We hope you'll join us!

Coming up next week:
  • Showing by The Vintage (Cindy Cummings, Jools Gilson and Mary Nunan)
    6pm, Saturday 28 May
  • Professional Dance Class
    11am, Thursday 26 May with 
    Cindy Cummings, Jools Gilson & Mary Nunan
Stay tuned for more updates coming soon.

Best wishes,
Andrea and all at Firkin Crane
 
Showing with The Vintage
You are invited to join us for an in-person showing at Firkin Crane on Saturday 28 May at 6pm.

Presented by The Vintage (Cindy Cummings, Jools Gilson and Mary Nunan), following a residency at Firkin Crane,  they will now open the studio doors to share what they have discovered while revisiting The Secret Project, a work from 1999. 

The residency focused on the choreography/texts through collaborative improvisation and the use of voice/poetic text, resulting in the development of a new work called The Vintage, which will speak to the visibility and voice of older dance artists as performers in Ireland.

The Secret Project was originally supported in 1999 by the Arts Council, Banff Centre for the Arts (Canada) and ICD (as Firkin Crane was called then). The work toured internationally to critical acclaim. 
Using The Secret Project as anchor and provocation, this residency at Firkin Crane, supported by an Arts Council Agility Award, will allow these artists to dive more deeply into the thematic, choreographic and textual ideas and provide a starting point for the development of new processes of making. The residency will focus on the choreography/texts through collaborative improvisation and the use of voice/poetic text, resulting in the development of a new work called The Vintage, which will speak to the visibility and voice of older dance artists as performers in Ireland.

 
"This dance archive is in us - how might it twinkle and run amok in 2022? We want to wrestle with it, perform it and say it OUT LOUD.  It is our conviction that wise (and perhaps wizened) older women have a bad rap in fairy tales for good reason. We are all kinds of dancing trouble and we’ll be following the twinkling of this wickedry during a one week residency at Firkin Crane."

Cindy Cummings, Jools Gilson and Mary Nunan
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Weekly professional Class | Thursday 26 May

The Vintage (AKA Cindy Cummings, Jools Gilson & Mary Nunan) will lead a professional class on Thursday 26 May from 11am - 12.30pm.

The class will include a spot of adventuresome moving and voicing - Elder wisdom, plus a small bit of rock and roll. Gentle and wicked in equal parts; come if you dare...
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Dublin Dance Festival | 17 - 29 May
Dublin Dance Festival is taking place on Dublin's stages and streets right now until 29 May, with a stunning programme of boundary-breaking, energetic and thought-provoking works from Africa, Brazil, Europe and Japan, curated by Artistic Director, Jazmin Chiodi.

The programme includes Dances Like a Bomb, the latest work by multi-award-winning dance innovators Junk Ensemble, performed by acclaimed actor Mikel Murfi and leading Irish dance artist Finola Cronin (formerly of Pina Bausch's Tanz Theater Wuppertal).
Browse the full programme for Dublin Dance Festival below. Runs until 29 May.
Browse the full programme here
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