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E v a r b The acceptance of fear, of insecurity, the process of true, self reflection and the willingness to continue, in spite of doubt, to inspire, to provoke, and to challenge through great art.
Welcomes
Artistic Director’s Welcome. Welcome to the new Project Season – I am delighted to finally share with you some of the thrilling performances, exhibitions and events about to explode out of the big blue building in the coming year. Packed within these pages are exciting collaborations between world-renowned artists, bold new works from our Project Artists, the best in new and emerging talent taking to our stages, and a deep dive into our archive, starting with the extraordinary offsite projects from the 1990s, and bringing to light the immense history lived within these walls - the people, the art, the artists – a history teeming with a spirit and resolve that can be traced right up to the events of the past year. And yet, while our upcoming season is bursting with daring, courageous ideas, it does not reflect the innumerable artists and ideas that are absent from these pages. We are living in a time of great economic growth but that growth is not trickling down to the cultural sector and most definitely not to the freelance artists and cultural workers who make up the many projects in our programme, projects that underpin the very work that we do within these walls.
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Fear is temporary, regret is eternal.
Be Brave
We are grateful to The Arts Council/An Chomhairle Ealaíon for their ongoing, long-term support, support that has enabled us to bring the work of these brilliant artists to our stages and galleries. The current government has made great public commitments to increase their support for the arts and cultural sector and I welcome those commitments, but it’s time for the government to stand by their pledge and invest in living artists and their work. Since its founding over 50 years ago, Project has always supported artists who take risks. Sometimes the unsayable needs to be said, there are voices and ideas that need to be heard, and we believe that we live in a society that is hungry for challenge and debate. In this time of great global turmoil, it is crucial that artists have a safe space where their ideas and vision are cherished and protected, where bravery not only defines the art that they create but also defines the audiences they create it for. And Project is that space. Be brave – Join us and be part of something new. Cian O’Brien Artistic Director
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‘I am starting with the assumption that the archive is not only a place of storage but also a place of production, where our relation to the past is materialised and where our present writes itself into the future; thus, accordingly, I understand the archive as a place of negotiation and writing.’ Ines Schaber: Obtuse, Flitting by, and Nevertheless There – Image Archives in Practice, 2011 Goldsmith College, University of London
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Image Credit: Gabriella Csoszó
Visual Arts Programme.
I’m thrilled to welcome you to the new visual arts season at Project Arts Centre. This upcoming programme provides us with a unique opportunity to not only reflect on our own history but to address the rapid changes and increasing urgencies that prevail in contemporary society, beginning with addressing Project’s own rich history and utilising it as a catalyst for change.
Archives and research–based work will be the dominant thread throughout this season with late August signalling the launch of an in-depth enquiry into the layered histories of Project Arts Centre. These intersecting histories and narratives weave together a choir of multiple voices - those of the funders, artists, organisers, curators, builders, journalists, historians, politicians, sympathizers and constant complainers, and last but not least, the voices of you, our audiences. Through selected chapters and themes Active Archive – Slow Institution will explore these histories through a contemporary critical gaze, unravelling a complex understanding of the Centre’s history starting with the 1990s. The coming months will also see the gallery morph between active archive and conversational hub as the visual arts programme spills out across the building, crossing genres and artforms. Expanding the possibilities for conversation and dialogue will be a new commission by sculptor and choreographer Christopher Mahon, as well as a screening and talk series by the film curatorial duo aemi, an agency dedicated to the support and exhibition of experimental moving image work. In keeping with our commitment to support artists and the development of their work we are delighted to host the next phase of Åsa Sonjasdotter’s multi-year research project Cultivating Stories, a project that delves into stories of plant cultivation via modern industrial and colonial history. We also see the return of Dutch artist Nicoline van Harskamp with a very special site-specific performance piece, My Name is Language, a work that has been developed from her ongoing research into the evolution of language and following on from her Englishes series which was exhibited at Project in February 2018. Lívia Páldi Curator of Visual Arts
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Deadline for expression of interest application: Thursday 15 November 2018 at 4pm Expression of interest application form and guidelines are available to download from 15th October at projectartscentre.ie/realiseaward
Image Credit: Reg Gordon. Jez Colborne, That's Life and Mind The Gap, Trickster, as part of Ignite, a unique partnership between the Arts Council, Arts & Disability Ireland and four local authorities.
What does the Production Award include? - Production award of â‚Ź40,000 for presentation of new work at Project Arts Centre - Production workshop (open to all interested applicants pre-application) - Mentoring support from consultant producer for 4 short-listed artists prior to final application - Post application production support for the successful applicant
Project Arts Centre and Arts & Disability Ireland have a long history of supporting artists and are working together to support artists with disabilities to produce high quality arts and disability work for presentation
Realise Production Award 5
Project Arts Centre and Arts & Disability Ireland announce a major new production award for theatre and contemporary dance artists with disabilities. This award is designed to support the production and presentation of ambitious new work by individual artists with disabilities.
Programme
Active Archive - Slow Institution Visual Arts Cock, Cock.. Who’s There? Film/Theatre Couched Visual Arts My Name Is Language Visual Arts/Performance Process | Event Visual Arts/Film Recovery Theatre/Music The Bystander Dance/Theatre Panned Theatre Woman Undone Theatre My Magnetic North Performance/Spoken Word SAY NOTHIN’ TO NO ONE Theatre I Am Tonie Walsh Theatre Cultivating Stories Visual Arts/Talks Miscellany50 Radio/Special Event The Theatre Machine Turns You On Vol. 5 Theatre Dublin Oldschool Theatre Mangina Jones’ Big Christmas Cracker Special Event Walk For Me Theatre I’m Not Here Theatre Rapids Theatre This is the Funeral of Your Life Theatre East Belfast Boy & Every Day I Wake Up Hopeful (Double Bill) Theatre The Wickedness of Oz Theatre Alice in Wonderland Theatre Extraordinary Rendition & Slap Talk Theatre Merlin Dance
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Active Archive – Slow Institution Presented by: Project Arts Centre / Genre: Visual Arts Space: Gallery / Dates: 30 August – 22 December 2018 Time: Various / Price: Free Admission
Image Credit: Demolishing Project by Maurice O’Connell, 1998, courtesy of Valerie Connor.
Description Active Archive – Slow Institution is a major research project that will delve in to Project’s rich 50+ year history. For four months the gallery will be transformed into a research-archive-work-meeting space and a study of the documents and archives that uncover the history (or rather histories) of one of Ireland’s oldest public art institutions. One of the driving forces behind developing Active Archive – Slow Institution is to look at what future proposals for transformation are inscribed within Project’s manifold history. The studying and interrogation of documents and archival artefacts not only supports the recovering of the history of one of Ireland’s oldest art centres but also approaches that history from the perspective of pressing contemporary issues. Through this new lens we can re-evaluate the changing conditions of artistic labour and production, the agency of artistic and curatorial work in relation to economic, social, and political institutions of power, as well as the status of exhibitions and the role of public institutions.
The gallery space will generate and host discussions and conversations, both with professionals and the wider public, to read Project’s histories via the wider context of cultural, institutional, political, social and intellectual histories, including the building development of Temple Bar, gender representation, the history of Irish feminism, and LGBTQ rights. The first chapter which focuses on the 1990s with special attention to the OFF Site projects and Project@the Mint and the development of the current building is prepared with curator and writer Valerie Connor, and will result in an exhibition early next year. Culture Night | 21 September | 6pm – 9.30pm We are inviting the public to experience part of our 1990s archive, and to add to the project this Culture Night by bringing their stories, memories and materials to add to the collection. Please visit projectartscentre.ie for more information on events, talks and updates on the project. Concept and organisation: Lívia Páldi
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Presented by: Project Arts Centre and Dublin Fringe Festival Genre: Film / Theatre / Space: Space Upstairs Dates: 14 - 15 September 2018 / Time: 9pm / Price: €14 - 16
Cock, Cock… Who’s There?
Description Dublin Fringe Festival and Project Arts Centre are joining forces once again for NEIGHBOURS. We’re here to disrupt the cultural landscape and get you closer to the international artists making waves around the world. Good neighbours presenting great art. This year NEIGHBOURS present an awardwinning performance about violence and intimacy. Samira Elagoz takes us along on her personal research project across three continents. From online platforms to close encounters, she showcases gender relations in all their brutal and wonderful ambivalence. Elagoz takes the audience on her journey of regaining power, reinventing an autonomous expression of sexuality and attempts to relate to men after being raped.
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Confrontational, unrestrainedly funny and deeply touching, the performance explores desire, the power of femininity and the male gaze in a world in which the virtual and the real are inextricably intertwined. Cock, Cock.. Who’s There? won the Prix Jardin d’Europe at Impulstanz in 2017. Supported by the Finnish Cultural Foundation, Blooom Award By Warsteiner and SNDO - School for New Dance Development. Presented with the support of The Finnish Institute in London. For audiences aged 16+ Production Credits Devised & performed by: Samira Elagoz
Production Credits Curated by Lívia Páldi
‘Couched’ – durational sculptural work (2018) new commission Image Credit: Face, 2018, Photo by Christopher Mahon
Presented by: Christopher Mahon / Genre: Visual Arts Space: Gallery / Dates: 4 October – 22 December 2018 Time: 11am - 8pm / Opening: 4 October 2018, 6pm Price: Free Admission
Description In this new performative commission Christopher Mahon further develops his most recent sculptural experiments using his family couch. The piece of furniture was designed by his father in 1988 and has been re-upholstered using laser printed images of his mother’s sculptural work. The piece proposes to present itself as a complex item: a changing sculptural constellation, a conversational corner and a performative platform, which ties in to the Active Archive – Slow Institution project. It weaves together various art and intimate histories, spaces conducive to confiding, sensuality, and the need to lounge. Couched will be activated through readings and performative events. This production is kindly supported by Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten in Amsterdam.
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Description Names can cross cultural boundaries in ways that most other words cannot, but they can also suffer lots of damage along the way. Mispronounced, garbled, even replaced completely with something more acceptable to the dominant culture, they can start to lead a life of their own. This is the story behind a new performative work by artist Nicoline van Harskamp. In a bureaucratic setting, a place where names are collected, filed, inflicted, withdrawn, and adapted, van Harskamp stages a storytelling session of anecdotes about naming. This collection of real and fictional narratives has been gathered through extended research and conversation with migrants about the fate of their names, in Graz and elsewhere. Put back together and fictionalized in an evocative literary text, they provide the basis for an immersive performance, in the course of which it becomes clear that proper names are not always bound to their owners. Rather, they live on independently as pieces of data to be stored, markers of identity, brands, and tools of surveillance whose location is all important.
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Image Credit: Nicoline van Harskamp
Presented by: Nicoline van Harskamp and Project Arts Centre as part of Dublin Theatre Festival Genre: Visual Arts / Performance / Space: Dublin City Council Civic Offices, Wood Quay / Dates: 13 - 14 October 2018 / Time: 13 Oct: 6pm & 8.30pm, 14 Oct: 5pm & 7.30pm / Price: â‚Ź14 - 15
Image Credit: Nicoline van Harskamp
My Name Is Language (2018)
In van Harskamp’s performance, names appear as theatrical personas and marketing avatars, always under observation, becoming a language of their own. Commissioned by steirischer herbst and Project Arts Centre, Dublin. Produced by steirischer herbst in co-production with Project Arts Centre, Dublin. With the kind support of the Mondriaan Fund and Dublin City Council. Special thanks to the Estate of Brian Friel for permission to use play excerpts. Production Credits Concept: Nicoline van Harskamp Production Manager: Lua Vollaard Cast includes: Tiny James, Áine NÍ Laoghaire, Kamila Dydyna, John Doran, Shadaan Felfeli, Nandini Gupta, Mo Murray, Fontxo Aberasturi, Dagmar Baar and Idersukh Khurelsukh.
Process | Event Presented by: aemi (Alice Butler and Daniel Fitzpatrick) / Genre: Film / Visual Arts / Space: Cube / Gallery / Dates: 30 October, 10 & 20 November, 4 December 2018 / Time: Various / Price: €6 - 8
Description A unique series of artist-led discursive screening events featuring Jenny Brady, Sarah Browne, Dennis McNulty and Tadhg O'Sullivan presented by aemi, an agency dedicated to the support and exhibition of artist and experimental moving image work. As audiences we generally encounter a film or artwork after or at the point of its completion. Process | Event offers the rare opportunity to observe and engage with an artist's thought process as it occurs, before the final form of what they are producing has been determined. This programme comprises a series of collaborations between 'aemi' and four widely acclaimed Irish artists who work with the moving image. These events will be uniquely structured to give insight into the role of the artist or filmmaker as researcher, with each artist invited to select and present a screening programme that informs or reflects on ideas they are in the process of developing in relation to a new moving image work. The artists will adopt a variety of means to describe the relationship between the film works in the screening programme and their individual research processes, giving audiences the unique chance to respond to and participate in discussion led by the artists about their work.
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6pm, 30 October: Dennis McNulty 3.30pm, 10 November: Tadhg O’Sullivan 6pm, 20 November: Jenny Brady 6pm, 4 December: Sarah Browne aemi is supported by the Arts Council. Process | Event is made possible by the Arts Council through Arts Grant Funding. Process | Event will launch with an introductory screening programme curated by aemi on the role of artist as researcher on October 20th. This screening will take place at the Irish Film Institute. For further details see www.aemi.ie and www.ifi.ie
Image Credit: Still from Time & Distance Overcome, Tadhg O'Sullivan, 2018
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Recovery
Image Credit: Keith Dixon
Peter Coonan (Love/Hate) and Maud Lee (Maud in Cahoots) star in this live staging of a concept pop album combining twelve original pop-styled songs with contemporary choreography to paint a moving portrait of a fractured modern family dealing with life after a crisis.
Winner of the Romily Walton Masters Award for experimental theatre Recovery invites us, in near-spiritual fashion, to reflect on our own experience of family and the many forms that recovery takes. From the collaborators who brought you The Well Rested Terrorist comes this humorously poignant work which blurs the lines between music and theatre. Recovery was developed at MAKE Artist Residency, an initiative of Cork Midsummer Festival, Dublin Fringe Festival, Project Arts Centre and Theatre Forum. "Insane, electrifying, challenging" Shane Brothwood for Pure Mzine Suitable for ages 12+
Presented by: Hugh Farrell and One Two One Two / Genre: Theatre / Music / Space: Cube / Dates: 8 - 10 November 2018, Matinee: 10 November 2018 / Time: 7.45pm, Matinee: 3pm / Price: â‚Ź14 - 16, Previews and Matinees: â‚Ź12
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The Bystander
Description What makes us help someone and what makes us simply stand by? ‘I didn't want to get involved’ Anonymous Neighbour, 1964 An intriguing and adventurous production by multi-award winning dance theatre innovators, Junk Ensemble. Inspired by the ‘bystander effect’ phenomenon of the murder of Kitty Genovese. Murdered outside her apartment in Queens, New York, thirty-eight witnesses saw or heard the attack, yet no-one called for help. Performed by internationally acclaimed performers and drawing on the expertise of a psychologist, The Bystander gets under the skin of how we behave, bringing to the surface some of the murkier and complex behaviours of contemporary society. ‘Junk Ensemble has created some of the most impressive contemporary dance in Ireland... Enthralling and exact’ The Sunday Times The production is funded by the Arts Council Dance Project Award. Suitable for ages 15+ Production Credits Creation, Direction and Choreography: Jessica Kennedy, Megan Kennedy, in collaboration with the cast Set Design: Sabine Dargent Lighting Design: Zia Bergin-Holly Music and Sound Design: Denis Clohessy Costume Design: Sarah Foley Performers include: Stephanie Dufresne, Stephen Moynihan, Tilly Webber
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...we’re full of surprises.
Presented by: Junk Ensemble / Genre: Dance / Theatre / Space: Space Upstairs Dates: 9 - 10 November 2018, Matinee: 10 November 2018 Time 7.30pm, Matinee: 2.30pm / Price: €18 - 20, Matinee: €16
The Bystander
Image Credit: Luca Truffarelli
‘I didn't want to get involved’
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Presented by: Hooked in association with We Get High Collective and Theatre Upstairs / Genre: Theatre Space: Cube Dates: 13 - 17 November 2018, Preview: 12 November 2018, Matinee: 17 November 2018 Time: 7.45pm, Matinee: 2.30pm / Price: €14 - 18, Preview and Matinees: €12
PANNED
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Description "And we’re real fucking intelligent aren’t we? All mad smart after all of our M.Phils, M.Sci, M.A, M.Soc Sci, PHD bullshit. Jaeger bombs and fart jokes, the future of Ireland. Future of Ireland stuck in a pub making shit jokes…" This fast paced, comic and unsettling one-man adventure sees our Lost Boy pulled apart by the voices inside his head. As Seán goes through the motions of a night out in town, what he says and what he thinks are in constant friction. Afraid to drop the facade, he fractures... with destructive consequences. Irish Times Irish Theatre Award nominated writer Caitríona Daly makes her Project Arts Centre debut with PANNED following a sell-out run at Dublin's Theatre Upstairs. Performed with astonishing virtuosity by Ste Murray, directed with verve by Eoghan Carrick, PANNED is a play for our city's lost boys and girls, speaking to our society's unrealistic expectations and our battle for a place in a world smaller than our dreams. Suitable for ages 14+ Production Credits Written by: Caitríona Daly Performed by: Ste Murray Directed by: Eoghan Carrick Set Design by: Laura Honan Lighting Design by: Eoghan Carrick Costume Design by: Naomi Faughnan Sound Design by: Dylan Jones Produced by: Lucy Ryan
Woman Undone
...beautiful, insightful, inspiring and extraordinary to listen to.
Image Credit: Fionn McCann
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the Project Artists Initiative
Woman Undone Presented by: Brokentalkers with Project Arts Centre, Mermaid Arts Centre and Lókal Performing Arts / Genre: Theatre / Space: Space Upstairs / Dates: 17 - 24 November 2018, Preview: 16 November 2018, Matinee: 24 November 2018 / Time: 7.30pm, Matinee: 3pm / Price: €20 - 22, Previews and Matinees: €18
Description A fusion of theatre, music and dance, Woman Undone is a reimagining of singer Mary Coughlan's extraordinary life and her difficult childhood. It tells the story of a young woman who endured abuse, addiction and mental illness and whose discovery of art and music was her redemption. Featuring Mary Coughlan alongside female quartet Mongoose performing an original score by Valgeir Sigurðsson which fuses electronic music with live instrumentation and a haunting vocal score. This show combines Brokentalkers’ distinctive blend of biography, socio-political discourse and breathtaking theatricality with the musical talent of Coughlan and Sigurdsson to create a show that is beautiful, insightful and inspiring. Woman Undone has been created with funding from the Arts Council. Suitable for ages 12+ Production Credits Written by: Gary Keegan and Feidlim Canon (Brokentalkers), and Mary Coughlan Directed by: Gary Keegan and Feidlim Cannon Performed by: Mary Coughlan, Molly O'Mahony, Ailbhe Dunne, Muireann Ní Cheannabháin, Cara Dunne and Erin O'Reilly Dramaturgy by: Bjarni Jónsson Music composition and production by: Valgeir Sigurdsson Lighting by: SJ Shiels Design by: Sabine Dargent Costume by: Sarah Foley Movement Direction by: Eddie Kay
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Brokentalkers will return to Project in March 2019 with The Examination, a new work based on research and interviews with people in prison and their experience of healthcare in the Irish Prison Service. The Examination is the outcome of a collaboration with University College Dublin, who are recipients of a Wellcome Trust Senior Investigator Award, "Prisoners. Medical Care and Entitlement to Health in England and Ireland 1850-2000."
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Image Credit: Gary Coyle
My Magnetic North Presented by: Gary Coyle / Genre: Performance / Spoken Word Space: Cube / Dates: 20 - 24 November 2018, Preview: 19 November Time: 7.45pm / Price: €14 - 16, Preview: €12
Description What’s the fallout when you lose your magnetic north and you find yourself directionless? Gary Coyle is a Dublin based Artist whose work embraces various media, including photography, drawing and performance. His previous productions At Sea (2009) and Death In Dun Laoighaire (2006) delved into his own personal reflections of his hometown. Sometimes funny, sometimes dark, his work traces the human narratives that connect us all. Combining moving images, photography and spoken word, My Magnetic North explores one man’s observations of places, death, and the passing of time. Expertly weaving together stories and portraits that document the familiar, Coyle finds the beauty and resonance in the everyday with meditations that are at once intimate and poignantly universal. Supported by the Arts Council and Temple Bar Gallery + Studios. Suitable for ages 16+ Contains content which some may find disturbing. Production Credits Written and performed by: Gary Coyle Directed by: Gina Moxley
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SAY NOTHIN' TO NO ONE Presented by: The Breadline Collective in association with Theatre Upstairs / Genre: Theatre / Space: Cube Dates: 27 November - 1 December 2018, Preview: 26 November 2018, Matinee: 1 December 2018 Time: 7.45pm, Matinee: 3pm / Price: €16 - 18, Previews and Matinees: €14
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Kian Harris is a career shoplifter. Charleigh Brennan is a career session moth. These two young professionals are bound together by a love of fashion and a yearning for escape. Now London is calling and they desperate to answer. The truth always gets out in the end… but will they? Nominated for a Stewart Parker Award, SAY NOTHIN’ TO NO ONE is the rip-roaringly comedic debut play from TKB. The Breadline Collective have been electrifying Irish theatre, capturing and heightening the everyday theatricalities that we take for granted on the big aul stage that is Dublin City and it all started here... Suitable for ages 15+ Production Credits Written by: TKB Directed by: Amilia Stewart Cast: Thomas Kane Byrne and Ericka Roe Set Design: Laura Honan Lighting Design: Eoin Byrne
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Let us take you by the hand and...
Let us take you by the hand and we’ll tell you our story. We’re looking for ears here. Not a judge or a jury. It’s all gonna come out by the end of the night. But just keep it to yourself, yeah? Say nothin’ to no one…
...we’ll tell you our story.
SAY NOTHIN' TO NO ONE
Image Credit: Babs Daly
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Legendary DJ, club impresario, historian, activist & master storyteller‌
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Image Credit: Luca Truffarelli
I Am Tonie Walsh
I Am Tonie Walsh Presented by: THISISPOPBABY / Genre: Theatre / Space: Space Upstairs / Dates: 28 November – 1 December 2018, Preview: 27 November 2018 / Time: 7.30pm (Fri – Sat: 7pm) / Price: €20, Preview: €15
Description Tonie Walsh has been making a show of himself his whole life. He has thrown Dublin's most seminal parties, from Flikkers to Elevator to H.A.M. He came second place in the inaugural Alternative Miss Ireland in 1987, and has even stood for election at local and national level. The city is his playground and his stage. Known as Ireland's Godfather of Gay, Tonie Walsh is a living legend. For decades he has fought tirelessly for civil rights for housing rights, women's rights, and queer rights - while the country changed around him. Legendary DJ, club impresario, historian, activist and master storyteller; Tonie tells the story of Ireland's seismic social change from someone who has lived through it, gloriously, after dark. And he's here to tell us why there's still fire in his belly. I Am Tonie Walsh is a powerful new show from theatre renegades THISISPOPBABY about active citizenship, creativity over consumption, and community. It's a call to action about standing up for what is right – and being fabulous while doing so. It's all back to Tonie’s gaff. Suitable for ages 16+ Commissioned by THISISPOPBABY and Project Arts Centre and supported by The Arts Council. Production Credits Written by: Phillip McMahon & Tonie Walsh Directed by: Tom Creed Performed by: Tonie Walsh Produced by: Jennifer Jennings Set & Lighting Design by: Ciarán O’Melia Sound Design by: Alma Kelliher Costume Design by: Tonie Walsh Graphic Design: Niall Sweeney, Pony Ltd. Videography: Maurice O’Brien
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Image Credit: Image from the Swedish Seed Association’s (Sveriges utsädesförening) photographic archive. Date unknown. With permission from Lantmännen, Svalöv, Sweden.
Cultivating Stories Presented by: Åsa Sonjasdotter / Genre: Visual Arts / Talks / Dates: December 2018 / Time: Various / Price: Free Admission
Description When searching for examples of sustainable agriculture prior to the industrial revolution, it’s hard to find any in the part of the world where this revolution was instigated. Since the last ice cap withdrew in North West Europe most farming systems have left behind irreversible marks of soil depletion. However a closer look at details in the region’s history reveals overlooked practices and gaps in narratives, opening up the possibility for new understanding and reconnection to nurturing practices. In a multi-year explorative project hosted by Project Arts Centre and conducted in collaboration with Archive Books, Berlin, visual artist and amateur plant breeder Åsa Sonjasdotter researches historical archives and connects with various practitioners of more-than-human cultivation
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and knowing. During the summer of 2018, she visited experimental archaeologists and seed savers, artists, farmers and foresters, storytellers, historians and curators in Ireland. Based on these meetings a series of gatherings will generate a process of figuration and speculation on co-nurturing cultivating practices. Åsa Sonjasdotter’s work emerged from her combined experience of smallholding and artistic practice. She has been part of several trans-disciplinary projects, often involving botanical and natural historical archives and collections. Since 2005 she has investigated stories of potatoes with a special interest in the plant’s role within colonial and capitalist transformations throughout modern industrialisation. For more information on talks and events associated with this project please visit projectartscentre.ie
Miscellany50
Description A celebratory radio festival weekend of short writing and music produced to salute fifty years of Sunday Miscellany, RTÉ Radio 1’s iconic programme. Five concerts will each capture a decade between 1968 and 2018 and will be introduced by writers including Mary O’Malley, Joseph O’Connor and Lisa McInerney. Enjoy fifty specially written short contributions with a twist with works from writers including Kevin Barry, Nuala Ní Chonchúir, Conor O’Callaghan, and Doireann Ní Ghríofa as well as a feast of music and song to savour from artists including Donnacha Dennehy, Kate Ellis, Jennifer Walsh, Michael Houlihan and Niall Valally. Throughout the weekend the Cube will also play host to Miscellany50’s Listening Lounge. Here you can sit back and enjoy free access to a choice of content from Sunday Miscellany’s eclectic archive with classic contributors such as Maeve Binchy, Benedict Kiely and Nuala O’Faolain.
Join us for this unique radio festival and time travel through the imagination of our writers and musicians across 50 years to the present day. Miscellany50 will be broadcast on RTE Radio 1 in 2019 with the support of the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland. Friday 7.30pm: 1968-77 Saturday 3pm: 1978-87 Saturday 7.30pm: 1988-97 Sunday 12pm: 1998-2007 Sunday 4pm: 2008-17 Production Credits Produced by: Clíodhna Ní Anluain (executive producer), Aoife Nic Cormaic, and Sarah Binchy
1968 - 2018
Presented by: RTÉ Radio 1 / Genre: Radio / Special Event Space: Space Upstairs / Dates: 7 - 9 December 2018 / Time: Various / Price: €16-18, Bundle Offer: Save 20% when you see two or more performances
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THE THEATRE MACHINE TURNS YOU ON. Vol 5 Presented by: THEATREclub / Genre: Theatre / Space: Cube / Dates: 11 - 15 December 2018 / Time: Various / Price: €12 - 14
Description The time is now. It’s a festival. It’s a march. It’s a moment. It’s a movement. It’s a sign in the stars. It’s a candle in the window for theatre makers across this land. Time to let the light in before the year is out. Before we run outta time. Before we forget that we can be together. We will assemble at Project Arts Centre. It’s been 50 years since to riots of 1968 and the release of The Rock Machine Turns You on. The time is right. In 1968 a gang of rock stars worked together to release a compilation album called The Rock Machine Turns You On, a sampling of the best talent of the time. They knew they were stronger if they worked together.
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Follow in the footsteps of over a hundred artists who have presented work in 4 iterations of THEATRE MACHINE since 2009 with support from a team of designers, producers and production crew. Present your new work alongside a programme of workshops and seminars where we work together to figure out the new world of today. Keep an eye on www.projectartscentre.ie for updates on how to apply. Production Credits Proudly curated by: THEATREclub
Dublin Oldschool
Image Credit: Tristam Kenton
“Exceptional acting squared with exceptional writing […] unmissable” - The Sunday Times
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Dublin Oldschool Presented by: Project Arts Centre / Genre: Theatre / Space: Space Upstairs / Dates: 11 - 22 December 2018 / Time: 7.30pm (Friday – Saturday: 7pm) / Price: €18–22
Description With smash-hit runs both at home and abroad, and hot on the heels of its triumphant cinematic release, Dublin Oldschool returns home to Project. Join wannabe DJ Jason on a chemically enhanced trip through the streets of Dublin, stumbling from one misguided misadventure to another. Somewhere between the DJs, drug busts and hilltop raves, he stumbles across a familiar face from the past: his brother Daniel. Daniel is an educated, homeless addict. They haven’t spoken in years but, over a lost weekend, they reconnect and reminisce over tunes, trips and their city.
Escape the monotony
Dark comedy, family drama and spoken word odyssey – Emmet Kirwan’s Dublin Oldschool snaps, crackles, raps and rhymes, with high octane performances by Emmet Kirwan (Sarah & Steve) and Ian Lloyd Anderson (LOVE/HATE, Game of Thrones), directed by Phillip McMahon. This work was developed as part of Show in a Bag (2014), an artist development initiative of Dublin Fringe Festival, Fishamble: The New Play Company and Irish Theatre Institute.
- The Sunday Times “tour de force” - The Stage Suitable for ages 14+ Contains strobe lighting Production Credits Written by: Emmet Kirwan Directed by: Phillip McMahon Performed by: Emmet Kirwan & Ian Lloyd Anderson Produced by: Project Arts Centre Lighting Design by: Sarah Jane Shiels Sound Design by: Ivan Birthistle
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Ho, Ho, Ho!
Image Credit: Ste Murray
Presented by: Project Arts Centre / Genre: Special Event / Fundraiser Space: Space Upstairs / Dates: 14 - 15 December 2018 Time: 9.15pm (Doors 9pm) / Price: €25
Mangina Jones’ Big Christmas Cracker Description The magnificent Mangina Jones is back with a selection box of showbiz treats to light up your Christmas. Part late night talk show, part variety carousel, and all Christmas cracker - each night will see a different panel of glittering guests share their stories and songs… and yes, she’ll be grilling them to find out if they've been naughty or nice! Join the erstwhile Alternative Miss Ireland for two eclectic and festive nights of gaiety with some of Ireland's best loved stars. Expect the unexpected in this fabulous trifle of performance, art and music – all with an extra splash of sherry.
Very special guests to be announced and all proceeds raised will go towards funding new work at Project Arts Centre. Project Arts Centre has been supporting brave, creative and amazing artists since 1966, all proceeds raised on the night will go directly towards our work supporting artists. Production Credits Directed by: Phillip McMahon Devised and performed by: Mangina Jones Produced by: Lara Hickey
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Walk For Me
Just close your eyes...
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Forget your name.
Production Credits Written and performed by: Kate Stanley-Brennan with DJ Handsome Paddy (Paddy O’Halpin) on decks Directed by: Sarah Brennan Original music from: MathMan (Adam Fogarty), Bobofunk (Johnny Brennan) and MissKate (Kate Stanley Brennan)
Walk For Me Presented by: Kate Stanley-Brennan / Genre: Theatre Space: Space Upstairs / Dates: January 2019 / Time: 7.30pm / Price: €16-18
Description “Forget the world...Forget the people...Just close your eyes...Forget your name.” Enticed from Manhattan’s streets by a mysterious stranger, Dubliner Mary Jane gets sucked into the underground world of New York’s club scene. She gets into some sticky situations as she looks for love in all the wrong places, running through life along the edge of a knife. But she’s on a mission to prove to the world that she can walk alone. Expect sex, decks and original songs by MissKate, MathMan and Bobofunk.
I’m Not Here Presented by: THEATREclub / Genre: Theatre / Space: Space Upstairs Dates: 1 - 2 February 2019 / Time: 7.30pm / Price: €16 - 18
Description Doireann is here and she wants to check "Is that working properly?" She's going to be doing a couple of songs, a couple of poems and maybe a few stories. "Is this working?" She’s after finding a load of tapes. It's like a DJ set. You might dance if you want to. You might not. You might be here and then there. Things will appear and then disappear But you will not be afraid.
It's a duet with her brother. He's not here. She's here. You're here. Thanks very much for being here. It's a duet with her brother. He’s not here. He is dead. Doireann Coady is back again to stage the unstageable, to speak to the silence and to dance where there is no light.
"Essential, brave, and transformative. More than anything, Coady’s work breaks the fistlike silence around suicide" - Georgia Straight
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I’m Not Here
Suitable for ages 16+ The show presents content that some viewers might find distressing, as well as loud sounds and strong light effects Production Credits Written, Directed and Designed by Doireann Coady Composed by Rob Moloney Dramaturg: Gary Keegan Associate Artist: Grace Dyas Associate Director: Barry O'Connor Stage Manager: Gemma Collins Lighting Design: Eoin Winning Associate Costume and Set Designer: Sarah Foley Choreographer: Ruairi O’Donovan
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“Doireann Coady delivers one of the bravest, rawest, emotionally exhausting performances you’re ever likely to see... A performance that howls, screams, excites, and eviscerates. A cry, a prayer, a never-ending love letter, ‘I’m Not Here’ is touched by the divine.” - The Arts Review
Rapids
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A timely, vital and powerful work - DRAFF magazine
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Rapids Presented by: Talking Shop Ensemble & Shaun Dunne / Genre: Theatre / Space: Cube / Dates: 7 - 9 February 2019, Preview: 6 February 2018 / Time: 7.45pm / Price: €18 - 20, Preview: €16
Description Exploring instances of disclosure and the presence of stigma in the lives of men and women who are HIV+ in Ireland today, Talking Shop Ensemble and Shaun Dunne return with Rapids; their smash hit show that looks to playfully and respectfully make the private public. In making this piece, the company have collaborated with several groups from the HIV+ community. From young men in rural Ireland to migrant women seeking asylum, this form-flipping piece of documentary theatre will
take you through the myriad of perspectives and experiences that compound what it means to live positive in this country. Rapids marks the return of Talking Shop Ensemble and Shaun Dunne to Project Arts Centre following the sell-out success of their Dublin Theatre Festival debut in 2017. Produced in association with Project Arts Centre and funded by the Arts Council. This project is supported by HIV Ireland, ACT UP Dublin and Mermaid Arts Centre.
‘A sophisticated and bracing piece on living with HIV in Ireland… A work as involving and compassionate as Rapids could be the beginning of an antidote’ - Irish Times Production Credits Created with: Aisling Byrne, Robbie Lawlor and Lisa Walsh Cast includes: Charleigh Bailey, Shaun Dunne and Lisa Walsh Set, Costume and Light Design: Ciaran O’Melia Sound Design: Sinead Diskin Film Design: Kilian Waters Dramaturgy: Gary Keegan Produced by: Lara Hickey
PA the Project Artists Initiative
This is the Funeral of Your Life Presented by: Louise White / Genre: Theatre / Space: Cube Dates: 13 - 16 February 2018 / Time: 7.45pm / Price: €16-18
Description Leave behind the emails, the bills, the deadlines. The quest for recognition, fame and glory. We are here. Together. Now. Watch us facilitate your funeral in real time, in this live event featuring an actor, a dancer and a mezzo soprano.
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Image Credit: Hugh O’Connor Find out who you really are. No really...You. Right in front of you. Like never before. I mean we’re all dying anyway. ‘An unexpectedly funny and uplifting play about your own death. Elegant, dignified, skillfully put together’ - Irish Times Originally funded through an Arts Council Theatre Project Award, this touring presentation is funded through an Arts Council Touring Grant.
Funded by the Pavilion Artist Patron Donation Fund and developed as part of MAKE Artist Residency Programme. Suitable for ages 13+ Production Credits Director and Creator: Louise White Set Designer: Lian Bell Lighting Designer: Sarah Jane Shiels Costume Designer: Sarah Bacon Dramaturg: Gary Keegan Sound Designer: Jack Cawley Cast: Philip Connaughton, Lucy Miller, Michelle O’Rouke Production Manager: Rob Furey Producer: Joanna Crawley
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East Belfast Boy & Every Day I Wake Up Hopeful (Theatre Double Bill) Presented by: Prime Cut Productions / Genre: Theatre / Space: Cube Dates: 18 - 20 Feb 2019 / Time: 7.45pm / Price: €16 - 18
Description Following on from the overwhelming success of their internationally award-winning production of Stacey Gregg’s Scorch and four wins at the 2018 Irish Times Theatre Awards for Red (Best Production, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Set Design) Prime Cut Productions are back at Project Arts Centre with their critically acclaimed Double Bill of Fintan Brady’s East Belfast Boy and John Patrick Higgins' Every Day I Wake Up Hopeful. Image Credit: Carrie Davenport
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Every Day I Wake Up Hopeful
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‘Lusciously theatrical…’
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East Belfast Boy by Fintan Brady Meet Davy. The things he sees. His streets. His mates. His girl and… The Boys. With pumping techno, pulverising movement and street sharp poetry, East Belfast Boy is a rollercoaster ride and a cliché-free zone. ‘It is what it is. It’s hard to say what it is... It’s just you know... What it is…. 110%” "A hugely kinetic ride through those highs and lows, a superb blend of social and cultural observation." - The Digital Fix "DJ Phil Kieran has mixed an incessantly pounding techno soundscape, which perfectly tees up Oona Doherty’s trademark gritty choreography.” - The Even Hand
Every Day I Wake Up Hopeful by John Patrick Higgins Malachy has made a decision, perhaps for the first time in his life. Tonight is the night. He has six bottles of wine, a bucket of chicken and he wants to talk about it. He really wants to talk about it. Poignant and confessional - Every Day I Wake Up Hopeful is also desperately funny. Funny to the bone. “Lusciously theatrical…. Everyday I Wake up Hopeful is a funny, sad, touching paean to the profundity of supposedly small lives and small thoughts.” - CultureHub Magazine Supported by the Arts Council Northern Ireland, North South Touring Grant, Belfast City Council, An Comhairle Ealainn and the Paul Hamlyn Foundation Suitable for ages 14+ Contains strobe lighting.
Production Credits East Belfast Boy Directed by: Emma Jordan Soundtrack: Phil Kieran Choreography: Oona Doherty Set and LX Design: Ciaran Bagnall and Sarah Jane Shiels Every Day I Wake Up Hopeful Directed by: Rhiann Jeffrey Set and LX Design: Ciaran Bagnall and Sarah Jane Shiels
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The Wickedness of Oz
Presented by: Breda Cashe Productions / Genre: Theatre / Space: Cube Dates: 26 February - 2 March 2019, Preview: 25 February 2019, Matinee: 2 March 2019 / Time: 7.45pm, Matinee: 3pm / Price: €20 - 22, Preview: €18
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Description A story of unfilled potential, The Wickedness of Oz follows a day in the life of a travel agent with a penchant for 1960s musicals. Debbie McInerney's day spirals into a mire of self-doubt when she wakes up to a newsfeed clogged with expats having the time of their lives. Convincing herself that there's no place like home, Debbie is forced to face the reality when her boyfriend tells her he has some news. Winner of a Zebbie Award for Best Radio Play (RTE Radio One) ‘Kate Gilmore bounds through the theatre with all the swagger of the funniest girl from school’ - Irish Times ‘It's like watching a Star being born... funny, touching, tender’ - The Arts Review ‘Gilmore displays real star quality as Debbie, a girl who looks carefree but is anything but’ - The Sunday Times Production Credits Written and performed by: Kate Gilmore Directed by: Clare Maguire Produced by: Breda Cashe Sound Design: Denis Clohessy Choreography: Kitty Randle Vocal Coach: Shelly Bukspan Lighting Design: Colm Maher Graphic Design: Ste Murray
Alice in Wonderland Presented by: Blue Raincoat Theatre Company / Genre: Theatre Space: Space Upstairs / Dates: 5 - 16 March 2019, Preview: 4 March 2019, Matinees: 9 & 16 March 2019 / Time: 7.30pm, Matinees: 3pm Price: €18-20, Preview and Matinees: €16
Description From the team that brought you Shackleton and The Third Policeman comes a fast-paced visual and imaginative rendition of a timeless classic for all the family. This literary tale enthrals and engages children and adults alike as they follow Alice’s fall down the rabbit hole into a world full of fantastical people, and strange and unpredictable events where her adventures are at once ridiculous and profound.
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Image Credit: Peter Martin Alice in Wonderland, Blue Raincoat style, promises to be a visually sumptuous and physical re-telling of Lewis Carroll’s beloved work, adapted for the stage by Jocelyn Clarke and directed by Niall Henry. Follow Alice on her madcap journey through Wonderland with the Queen of Hearts, Mad Hatter, the frantically late White Rabbit and Ireland’s longest running theatre ensemble.
Production Credits Adapted by: Jocelyn Clarke Directed by: Niall Henry Cast: Sandra OMalley, Miriam Needham, Hilary Bowen Walsh, John Carty, Brian Devaney and Barry Cullen Design: Paul O Donnell Sound Design: Joe Hunt Lighting: Barry McKinney
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I won’t be afraid.
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Extraordinary Rendition Presented by: Action Hero / Genre: Theatre / Space: Cube Dates: 6 - 8 March 2019 / Time: From 12pm / Price: €10
Description The battle for hearts and minds starts here. How does culture become a weapon of warfare? How is a Britney Spears song connected to a global network of secret prisons? How does radical philosophy become military strategy? In a cabin built from the same materials as Camp X-Ray, the temporary detention facility at Guantanamo bay, and with the same internal dimensions of a detainee’s cell, Extraordinary Rendition is a piece for one person at a time that uses video, sound and live performance to interrogate the kind of colonisation that begins with the battle for hearts and minds. This is a 15-minute performance for 1 person at a time.
“Some of the most thrilling work currently being produced in the UK” - The Guardian Developed with the support of Caravan and BIOS, Athens. Action Hero are a National Portfolio Organisation of Arts Council England. Suitable for Ages 18+ Production Credits Created, written and performed by Gemma Paintin & James Stenhouse. Commissioned and produced by In Between Time for IBT15. Co-commissioned by Arnolfini, supported by LICA and The ShowRoom, Chichester. Action Hero are members of Residence and Farnham Maltings associate artists, and are an Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisation.
Slap Talk Presented by: Action Hero / Genre: Theatre / Space: Cube Dates: 9 March 2019 / Price: Free, Suggested Donation €5
Description Inspired by the self-aggrandising of boxers at the pre-fight weigh in, Slap Talk is a verbal sparring match that is both a linguistic version of the fight itself and a reflection upon the violence present in everyday language. Speaking to each other and to the audience via a live feed from a camera to a monitor, the performers rant, insult and threaten each other in a scripted version of a pre-fight press conference crossed with a 24 hour rolling news channel. Over 6 hours, an autocue scrolls a continuous barrage of passive aggressive violence of lovers talking, the hard sell of a shopping channel, the anger of the fire and brimstone preacher, the subtle violence of middle class one-upmanship.
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Developed with the support of Caravan and BIOS, Athens. Slap Talk began in The Darkroom, China Plate’s development space for writing and performance. Action Hero are a National Portfolio Organisation of Arts Council England. Production Credits Created, designed, written and performed by Gemma Paintin & James Stenhouse
"Remarkable… It’s poetic and playful and tough and unsentimental and I can’t leave." - Total Theatre
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Merlin Presented by: Iseli-Chiodi Dance Company / Genre: Dance Space: Space Upstairs / Dates: 28 - 30 March 2019 Time: 7.30pm / Price: €14-16
Description A furry monster, a headstrong child-woman, a jumping shamanic devil, a crumbling statue... Here the pathways of several fairy-tale characters cross and intersect in what could be the clearing of a dark forest. They recount attempts to formulate the human composure in a relentlessly invasive wilderness. Shaped under the influence of pagan carnivals, this dark present-day tale plays with the irruption of instinct, myth and wilderness through the surface of our social composure. Simultaneously wise man and wild man, Merlin dances at the interface of law and nature: we are moving animals, longing for meaning. Performed by an outstanding cast of national and international dancers, Merlin stages both the constant and the paradoxical, interlocking between shape and substance, education and instinct, culture and nature, and the rift between our semantic narratives and the pulsations of our organic bodies. Merlin is funded by an Arts Council Project Award. Iseli-Chiodi works in residency at the Tipperary Excel Arts Centre and is supported by the Tipperary Dance Platform, funded by the Arts Council under the Dance Artist in Residency Awards scheme, Tipperary Excel Arts Centre and Tipperary County Council. Suitable for ages 12+
Production Credits Concept and Artistic Direction: Alexandre Iseli & Jazmin Chiodi Cast includes: Clara Protar, Jazmin Chiodi and Alexandre Iseli Lighting: Sinéad McKenna Original soundscape: Oscar Mascareñas Costumes: Pierre Canitrot
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Merlin
A furry monster, a headstrong child-woman...
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Image Credit: Alexandre Iseli
...a jumping shamanic devil
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