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Making Work
As a part of our course requirements at The Lir, the MFA directors present a new short piece (scene, devised work, choreography, installation) every week of the first two terms, totaling approximately twenty-four pieces between September and March. This is … Continue reading
Posted in class of 2016, Trinity College Dublin
Tagged collaboration, design, directing, mfa, the lir, theater, Theatre, Trinity College Dublin (TCD)
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Growing Up in an Irish Dancing Household
Growing up in an Irish dancing household means that St. Patrick’s Day is a. big. deal. It’s the Superbowl of the Olympics of the Oscars of the ChristmaHannuKwanzukah of every other big deal day you’ve ever celebrated. It’s not for … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged ceili, ceili dancing, dublin, ireland, irish dance, St. Patrick's Day
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Waking The Nation/ #wakingthefeminists
Approximately one year ago, I was in Brooklyn speaking over Skype with Serena Wilson and Trina Vargo as a semi-finalist for the Mitchell Scholarship before dashing off to the Brooklyn Prospect Charter School to work with a group of female … Continue reading