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Fearghus appointed Artistic Director of National Dance Company Wales
12 April
National Dance Company Wales have today announced the appointment of their new Artistic Director, Fearghus Ó Conchúir.
Fearghus will take up his new position in the autumn (2018) joining Chief Executive, Paul Kaynes at the helm of Wales’ leading dance organisation to continue developing dance in all kinds of settings with all kinds of people, across all the Company’s work, locally, nationally and internationally.
The Shadow of the Táin at The Model Sligo
28 April, 7pm
The Model, Sligo
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My next performance is as part of Lorcán MacMathúna‘s reinterpretation of this ancient Irish epic, An Táin. Lorcán has written a song cycle in the sean nós style and has assembled a group of brilliant traditional musicians (Martin Tourism, Eamonn Galldubh and Daire Bracken) to accompany him. We’ll be using Louis LeBrocquy’s illustrations of An Táin from The Niland Collection as an inspiration and a backdrop for the performance.
Residency Centre Culturel Irlandais and La Briqueterie
This March, Fearghus is back in Paris as one of the Artists in Residence at the Centre Culturel Irlandais and at La Briqueterie .
I’m Roger Casement on ARTE
Centre Culturel Irlandais and La Briqueterie Residency
This December, thanks to a residency at the Centre Culturel Irlandais, Fearghus is spending two weeks in Paris. The additional support of La Briqueterie, the choreographic development centre of Val-de-Marne, means that Fearghus is using the beautiful studio space there, while resident at CCI.
Match screening at Tate Liverpool
As part of her Against Ordinary Language> gym-inspired installation at Tate Liverpool, Sarah Browne has curated a programme of artists’ films, including Match.
Sarah’s installation runs 20–26 NOVEMBER 2017 AT 10.00–16.50, TATE LIVERPOOL
Match will be screened 24 NOVEMBER
I’m Roger Casement at Cork Film Festival and Irish Film Festival London
The next screenings of I’m Roger Casement will be
in the Cork Film Festival, 15 November, 2pm at The Gate Cinema
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and
in the GAZE @ 25 programme at the Irish Film Festival London, 2 December, 3pm.
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Upcoming screenings of ‘I’m Roger Casement’
As part of GAZE’s programme of Irish Short’s on tour, I’m Roger Casement will be screened at the Irish Reels Film Festival in Seattle. (4:00pm: Saturday, 30th September, SIFF Film Center).
It will also be part of Lightmoves Festival of Screendance (4:00pm, 4th November/ Dance Limerick). The screening will be followed by an interview with Fearghus and with fellow Irish choreographers, David Bolger and Áine Stapleton who will talk about their engagement with history in their recent screen works.
‘I’m Roger Casement’ screening at GAZE LGBT Film Festival
Sunday 6 August, 6:30pm
Lighthouse Cinema, Screen 1, Smithfield, Dublin
I’m Roger Casement will be screened as part of this year’s GAZE film festival. It will be shown alongside a selection of the best Irish LGBT short films, celebrating the development of queer film in Ireland since the festival began 25 years ago.
‘I’m Roger Casement’ screening at Live Art Development Agency
7:00 pm, 6 June 2017, The Event Building , The White Building, Queen’s Yard, London
Live Art Development Agency presents an evening with the Irish artists and curators Áine Phillips, Niamh Murphy and Fearghus Ó Conchúir acknowledging, celebrating and screening two films from major 2016 centenary projects, Future Histories and The Casement Project.
After the screenings, Áine and Fearghus will open up a discussion on the impact of these 1916 centenary projects, and the role of performance, on the processes of commemoration and in relation to the shared histories of Ireland and Britain.
Tickets free but must be booked.
This event is supported by Culture Ireland.