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Poster Design > Moop

Moop

Dublin Fringe Festival & Collapsing Horse present
YOUNG RADICALS: Fringe for Young Audiences

Moop by Game Theory takes fun very, VERY seriously. MOOP is Matter Out Of Place: it’s rubbish, trash… stuff from Somewhere Else. Five silent characters find increasingly hilarious and beautiful ways of playing with the strange (to them anyway) stuff that keeps appearing in their world. A physical theatre performance about curiosity, play and getting un-bored, this is a show for anyone who’s ever found more than one use for a stick. Let the games begin!

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Developed with support from Pavilion Theatre, Mermaid Arts Centre and ALSA Productions, and co-funded by dlr County Council.

Poster Design > Soldier Still

Soldier Still by junk ensemble

Dublin Fringe Festival, Mermaid Arts Centre, Belfast International Arts Festival

Soldier Still is about violence. A new dance theatre work that blends movement, text, music, real stories and real people, creating a harrowing tale of beauty and brutality. A cast of Irish and international dancers and former soldiers collaborate with an exceptional creative team to explore the viciousness, the vulnerability and the trauma of violence. Previous Artists-in-Residence at Tate Britain, award-winning Junk Ensemble have built a reputation in Ireland as dance innovators.


Concept, direction and choreography: Jessica Kennedy, Megan Kennedy in collaboration with the cast. Set Design: Sabine Dargent. Lighting Design: Sarah Jane Shiels. Composition: Denis Clohessy. Costume Design: Sarah Foley. Dramaturgy: Gary Keegan. Performers: Dr Tom Clonan, Geir Hytten, Lucia Kickham, Julie Koenig, Fernando Balsera Pita. Producer: Michelle Cahill. Production Manager: Adrian Mullan. Stage Manager: Barry O’Donovan. Design for Dance Intern: Félicie Barbey. Funded by The Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon. A co-production with Mermaid Arts Centre and Project Arts Centre. Supported by Dance Ireland and Dance Base Edinburgh. Junk Ensemble are Project Artists at Project Arts Centre.

Photo by Fionn McCann.

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Poster Design > Give Me Your Skin

Give Me Your Skin by Tom Ross-Williams and Oonagh Murphy.

Queer performance makers Tom and Oonagh offer an alternate vision of gender and posit concrete solutions that liberate boys and men.

Give Me Your Skin is a participatory show where parlour games meet feminism in quest to resist masculinity at its most toxic.

Written and performed by the pair who met over a decade ago, this is a playful and intimate performance about solidarity, coming out, finding your voice, and, in the face of mass global turmoil, being kind to one another as a radical act.

Battersea Arts Centre (14–17 June 2017)

Marlborough Theatre (20 June 2017)

The Boat Shed, Exeter (27–28 June 2017)


Developed with support from Arts Council England, Battersea Arts Centre, Shoreditch Town Hall, Old Vic New Voices, Theatre Royal Stratford East, Mermaid Arts Centre and Camden People’s Theatre.

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Poster Design > Alba

Alba by UK-based live art and performance artist Jo Bannon. Irish premiere at Project Arts Centre, June 2017.


A powerful story of paleness, blending in and standing out.

“I was born on the day the Pope came to Coventry, my home town. In my family this unexpected appearance was perceived as a blessing. A sublime gift”

Influenced by her experience as a person with albinism, Jo Bannon uses blinding light, proximity, movement and sound to create an extraordinary visual poem.

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Poster Design > A Feast of Bones

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Theatre Lovett’s 2013 hit A Feast of Bones is back.

On the Edge (The World Festival of Theatre for Young Audiences), Birmingham, July 2016.


Photo by Ros Kavanagh

Poster Design > The Blue Boy

BrokentalkersThe Blue Boy – on its first Irish national tour (spring 2016)


Touring to: Everyman Cork, Mermaid Arts Centre Bray, Pavilion Theatre Dún Laoghaire, Project Arts Centre, Townhall Theatre Galway, Lyric Belfast, Drogheda Arts Festival. 

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Poster Design > Project Bar

See_You_In_The_BarScreen shot 2016-06-29 at 23.40.05See you in the bar after the show?

For Project Arts Centre, my home from home.


As modelled by artist Francis Fay (right).

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Poster Design > Castle Rock by Massive Owl

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Bristol live art collective Massive Owl present
Castle Rock, a Distortion of the Film ‘Stand by Me’ at Project Arts Centre, Dublin (March 2016)


Photo by Paul Samuel White.

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Poster Design > They Called Her Vivaldi

Vivaldi-theatre-lovett–poster-design-kate-heffernanJust about to send this poster and flyer to print, a design I’ve been working on for Theatre Lovett’s brand new show They Called Her Vivaldi. On the road and in a venue near you from February 2016.Vivaldi-theatre-lovett–flyer-design-kate-heffernan


Photo by Ros Kavanagh

 

 

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Billboard Design > ART Inside

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Project Arts Centre ART Inside billboard. Summer 2014.

 

 

 

 

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