by build_1h7qoh | May 6, 2026 | Culture, Documentaries, Film, Photography, Television, Travel, Uncategorized
Thanks to Valerie Waters for the fantastic RTE Nationwide report on April 20th, which sets myself and my Mum up nicely for our imminent return trip to Cat Lake First Nations next month. In the meantime I was thrilled to receive support from Canada Council for the...
by build_1h7qoh | May 21, 2024 | Culture, Dance, Dance History, Documentaries, Photography, Projects, Publishing, Travel
I’ve been lucky enough lately to enjoy an inspiring artist residency at Centre Culturel, Irlandais, on Paris’ rue des Irlandais for the month of April; and a spookily magical week in the Ticino, following in the footsteps of 1940s Irish-German Modern Dance...
by build_1h7qoh | Jul 23, 2021 | Photography, Writing
I’m delighted to be included in the first issue of this stylish new journal “New Transatlantic Dialogues”, edited by Gregory Betts and Lucy Collins, designed by Simon O’Connor of MoLI, from where it can be purchased.
by build_1h7qoh | Sep 25, 2020 | Culture, Dance, Dance History, Documentaries, Film, Photography, Projects
It was an honour to be Paul Muldoon’s inaugural virtual guest with my talk “Sweet Dancers: An Illustrated History of Dance and Physical Theatre in Ireland” to kick off his 2020/ 2021 Princeton Fund for Irish Studies series over Zoom last Friday,...
by build_1h7qoh | Jun 5, 2020 | Culture, Dance, Dance History, Film, Photography
We are delighted that our short dance film “Lucia Joyce: Full Capacity” is making its online premiere as part of the first ever online Bloomsday Festival, from June 11th to 16th. The film stars Evanna Lynch (best known as Luna Lovegood in Harry Potter), channeling...
by build_1h7qoh | Jun 27, 2019 | Culture, Dance, Documentaries, Film, Photography, Projects, Radio, Travel, Uncategorized
It has been a busy couple of months, and I’m delighted that my short dance film “Lucia Joyce: Full Capacity” made its world premiere at Bloomsday Trieste on Sunday June 16th in Museo Revoltella at 6pm – an auspicious start indeed, in the city...
