Theatre Archive

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest 

4th November 2008 to 15th November 2008
‘One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest’ is a disturbing yet comic play where we see McMurphy rouse his fellow patients to rebel against the rules and regulations that govern their lives and suppress their spirits. His efforts to bring a glimpse of freedom to the mental and physical imprisonment of the inmates touch a chord within all of us as we all identify with the only weapon he has – his humanity.
 



Breaking Out 

29th October 2008 to 1st November 2008
A man walks into a bar and orders a drink for the first time in 7 years, 122 days, 16 hours and 15 minutes. He tells the story of how he got to this place. By the end, we find out if he has that drink. ‘Breaking Out’ is a story of love and friendship, booze and rock’n’roll. It is a highly entertaining journey through thirty years of personal history and is essential viewing for anyone who has ever questioned their own relationship with alcohol.
 



Borradh Buan - Íomheánna ón Imeall 

24th October 2008
Ceardlann do pháistí bunaithe ar an taispeántas le Fionntán Ó Súilleabháin. Interactive workshop based on the story behind the people, places and faces of the exhibition. Tuilleadh eolais ar an lth dar gcionn – more info on next page.



Borradh Buan - Des Bishop (SOLD OUT) 

23rd October 2008
I ndiaidh dó breis is bliain a chaitheamh ag foghlaim Gaeilge i gConnemara, fileann Des ar axis le seó 100% lán-Gaelach. Having spent twelve months of intense study and immersion in Connemara’s Gaeltacht in an effort to speak as Gaeilge, Des explores the lighter side of learning to speak Irish, something that has strong memories for many Irish people. Ná cailigí amach ar an deis duine de príomh fhir grinn in Éirinn a fheiceáil beo i mBaile Munna.

Please note that this is an all-Irish gig – 100% i nGaeilge




Borradh Buan - Comóradh Tales 

22nd October 2008
axis’ National School Story Telling Project. Ceiliúradh ar tionscadal inar fhoghlaim páistí ceird na scéalaíochta. Le Aideen MacBride, Jack Lynch, agus bunscoileanna áitiúla. Gala storytelling evening showcasing the emerging talent of young storytellers developed as part of the Tales project.



Borradh Buan - axis ar scoil 

21st October 2008
Le linn Borradh Buan 08 beidh ceiliúradh ar trí tionscadail forbartha ealaíona de chuid axis a raibh ar siúl i bunscoileanna áitiúla. Tue 21st – Thur 24th sees the final celebration of three of axis’ arts development projects kindly supported by Foras na Gaeilge, Dublin City Council Arts office and Provident Financial.Tuilleadh eolais ar
www.axis-ballymun.ie or more info on pages 6 & 7 of axis’ programme of events.



Borradh Buan - Kings 

20th October 2008
I Kings castar grúpa fir linn a fhágann a mbaile i gConamara sna 70í lán de bhrionglóidí faoin saol úr atá rompu i Londain, agus ar na deacrachtaí a bhíonn acu ag dul i ngleic leis an saol úr seo mar atá sé i ndáiríre. This film tells the story of a group of young Irish-speaking men who emigrated to London in the late 1970s to work on the building sites, promising to return home rich and successful. Everything changes - athraíonn gach rud when one of them dies. The gang gathers for a wake, a final celebration, a cheer, to give Jackie a send-off fit for a king: a king of the Kilburn High Road.
 



The Pictures Film Club - Kings 

20th October 2008
Kings tells the story of a group of young Irish-speaking men who emigrated to London in the late 1970s to work on the building sites, promising to return home rich and successful. In the 25 years that they have been there, the clock does not stop for alienation or inner despair. They are working men: strong, even indestructible. Any gnawing feelings that something is not quite right quickly dissipate in the camaraderie of their mates. Adapted from Jimmy Murphy’s critically acclaimed play Kings of Kilburn High Road, Kings is the first bi-lingual feature film to be produced in Ireland and stars Colm Meaney and Donal O’ Kelly.
 



Borradh Buan - Eddie Lenehan 

17th October 2008

Scéalta scanrúil ón seanchaí Eddie Lenihan ina mbeidh tagairtí go leor do shíoga, taibhsí is eile! Bi-lingual storytelling from one of Ireland’s master storytellers. Bíonn Eddie ag insint a chuid scéalta ar fud na tíre i scoileanna, leabharlanna, príosúin, féilte… áit ar bith a bhfuil daoine réidh le súiochán a ghlacadh agus sult a bhaint astu!

“If you’re looking for good story-telling in a classical style and setting … then look no further than Eddie Lenihan.” Irish Examiner
 



Borradh Buan - Hip-Nós 

17th October 2008
Sean-nós singing meets hip-hop and spoken word in a fusion of beats, sounds and songs. I ndiadh don tionscnamh filleadh ó Nua Eabhrach déanfar forbairtar eascú teacht le céile cruthaitheach idir oilte Sean-Nós Tír Chonaill sean-bhunaithe agus cleachtóirínua Hip-Hop ó Bhaile Átha Cliath. Fresh from its tour to New York City, Hip-Nós returns home to axis for more cutting edge collaboration and performances with special appearances from Poetry Slam Champion Carlos Andrés Gomez and Moana Niumeitolu.
 



Borradh Buan - Mama Santach 

16th October 2008
Seó puipéad a baineann úsáid as téamaí ón nádúr. Seán Ó Laoighre brings to life the story of the seasons, Mother Nature and our wild animals in the most captivating and charismatic manner. Sa séo seo, tá Mathair Nádúr caillte, níl éinne in ann teacht uirthi. Cá bhfuil Mathair Nádúr? An féidir linn í a fhail? Bí ag faire! Characters and themes from nature a cuireann laughter agus learning le chéile.
 



Borradh Buan - Deathwish 

15th October 2008
Bailigí! Bailigí! Gather round, gather round to wtiness the jaw-dropping antics of this devilishly handsome Italian Kerryman, Ronaldo Fanzini. An amadán nó laoch é? Cleasaíocht sorcas dáinséarach lé giotaí greannmhara chomh maith! Dangerous circus tricks with a few giggles thrown in for good measure!
 




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