Show
CTC at TDC
Cork Theatre Collective presents SHOW, a work in progress event from four Cork artists.
Friday 8 November: there are two SHOWS – by invitation only
Saturday 9 November
Block 1: 13:00 – 14.30 (Doors 12.30)
IRENE KELLEHER / FOOTNOTE
Footnote is a one-woman comedy, told from the point of view of Noreen Gilhooly, a long struggling writer who works in her local bookshop for the past ten years ago. Noreen dreams of emulating the success of her mother, the famous poet, author and feminist-activist Genevieve de Lacy.
ISOLDE FENTON / IN A BAD WAY
Grá is sick. With what, she’s not sure. But it’s there, absolutely. Definitely. Maybe. IN A BAD WAY is a darkly comic one woman show about hypochondria.
Block 2: 16:00 – 17.30 (Doors 15:30)
DOROTHÉE KAREKEZI / THE BIG CHOP
The Big Chop is a dramedy that follows the lives of three women on a journey of self discovery and empowerment. It tackles identity, social norms and personal growth, showing how something as simple as a haircut can symbolise deep transformation.
JOHN FRANCIS SCALLY / THE SAD PANTO
A musical horror comedy, a cross-genre piece of political commentary, using varying formats of theatre to tell a complex, strange, entertaining, heartfelt story about shared suffering, the way people deal with it, and the importance of remaining hopeful in the face of monolithic structures.
Cork Theatre Collective presents SHOW, a work in progress event from four Cork artists.
Friday 8 November: there are two SHOWS – by invitation only
Saturday 9 November
Block 1: 13:00 – 14.30 (Doors 12.30)
IRENE KELLEHER / FOOTNOTE
Footnote is a one-woman comedy, told from the point of view of Noreen Gilhooly, a long struggling writer who works in her local bookshop for the past ten years ago. Noreen dreams of emulating the success of her mother, the famous poet, author and feminist-activist Genevieve de Lacy.
ISOLDE FENTON / IN A BAD WAY
Grá is sick. With what, she’s not sure. But it’s there, absolutely. Definitely. Maybe. IN A BAD WAY is a darkly comic one woman show about hypochondria.
Block 2: 16:00 – 17.30 (Doors 15:30)
DOROTHÉE KAREKEZI / THE BIG CHOP
The Big Chop is a dramedy that follows the lives of three women on a journey of self discovery and empowerment. It tackles identity, social norms and personal growth, showing how something as simple as a haircut can symbolise deep transformation.
JOHN FRANCIS SCALLY / THE SAD PANTO
A musical horror comedy, a cross-genre piece of political commentary, using varying formats of theatre to tell a complex, strange, entertaining, heartfelt story about shared suffering, the way people deal with it, and the importance of remaining hopeful in the face of monolithic structures.
Triskel Arts Centre is proud to announce its association with The F-Rating initiative. Developed in the Bath Film Festival in 2014, the F-Rating is a new film rating which will highlight those with a strong female voice.