Making theatrical waves on PULSE 11

By
Rose Rushe
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PULSE 11 has shortlisted four theatre projects that can be seen as mid-way in a developmental phase of theatrical creation. This City of Culture legacy project was launched, its second phase, on October 28 announcing news of 'Whitby'. This Friday November 7 at Red Cross Hall, 8pm, Whitby will take a fresh look at Bram Stoker's Dracula, concentrating on the mysterious voyage of the ship that brings the Count to England. Raising a glass to all in PULSE 11, Kristyn Fontanella, Nora Rodriguez and Shane Vaughan Picture: Alan Place
PULSE has shortlisted four theatre projects that can be seen as mid-way in a developmental phase of theatrical creation. This City of Culture legacy project was launched, its second phase, on October 28 announcing news of
‘Whitby’. This Friday November 7 at Red Cross Hall, 8pm, Whitby will take a fresh look at Bram Stoker’s Dracula, concentrating on the mysterious voyage of the ship that brings the Count to England.
Raising a glass to all in PULSE 11, Kristyn Fontanella, Nora Rodriguez and Shane Vaughan
Picture: Alan Place
PULSE II sees four new pieces of work, each lasting for about thirty minutes to be presented in the HUB, @ Red Cross Hall, 36 Cecil St. during November and December, 'Limbo' on Friday November 21 will be directed by Maeve Stone. 'Limbo' sets out to ask questions around the issue of direct provision. Attending the launch at Culture house were, Aidan Crowe, Zia Holly, Shane Whisker, Terry O'Donovan and Norma Lowney Picture: Alan Place
PULSE II is the second phase of Limerick City of Culture’s Theatre Legacy Programme through which theatre makers and audiences can enjoy tasters of emerging work from established and new voices from Limerick’s theatre landscape. PULSE II sees four new pieces of work, each lasting for about thirty minutes to be presented in the HUB, @ Red Cross Hall, 36 Cecil St. during November and December, ‘Limbo’ on Friday November 21 will be directed by Maeve Stone. ‘Limbo’ sets out to ask questions around the issue of direct provision.
Attending the launch at Culture house were, Aidan Crowe, Zia Holly, Shane Whisker, Terry O’Donovan and Norma Lowney
Picture: Alan Place
'Everything, Sometimes' on Saturday November 29 is an interdisciplinary piece directed by dance artist Nora Rodr’guez in collaboration with actor Kevin Kiely Jnr. and Shane Vaughan. It is based on a personal dream where fraternal ties, death and memories are the substances of this experimental performance. Attending the launch at Culture House were, Eugene Hayes, Eamonn O'Mahony, Mike Finn and Gearóid O Hallmhuráin Picture: Alan Place

‘Everything, Sometimes’ on Saturday November 29 is interdisciplinary piece directed by dance artist Nora RodrÂ’guez in collaboration with actor Kevin Kiely Jnr. and Shane Vaughan. It is based on a personal dream where in fraternal ties, death and memories inform this experimental performance.
Attending the launch at Culture House were, Eugene Hayes, Eamonn O’Mahony, Mike Finn and Gearóid O Hallmhuráin
Picture: Alan Place
'The Weyward Sisters' on Saturday December 6 will be directed by Donal Gallagher in collaboration with actors Joanne Ryan, Cora Fenton and Marie Boylan, pictured. "This dark comedy features three sisters, harbingers of darkness, who have had previous lives in Hesiod's Theogony, in Irish mythology and in Shakespeare's Macbeth. Those girls got around... Picture: Alan Place
‘The Weyward Sisters’ on Saturday December 6 will be directed by Donal Gallagher in collaboration with actors Joanne Ryan, Cora Fenton and Marie Boylan, pictured. “This dark comedy features three sisters, harbingers of darkness, who have had previous lives in Hesiod’s Theogony, in Irish mythology and in Shakespeare’s Macbeth”.
Those girls got around…
Picture: Alan Place
Supporters of PULSE 11 and this City of Culture Theatre Legacy Project, Hugh Maguire of Hunt Museum and Eugene Hayes Picture: Alan Place
Supporters of PULSE 11 and this City of Culture Theatre Legacy Project, Hugh Maguire of Hunt Museum and Eugene Hayes
Picture: Alan Place
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