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INFO & TICKETS: www.CORKMIDSUMMER.COM CORK MIDSUMMER FESTIVAL IS Supported by EXCLUSIVE PRINT MEDIA PARTNER When used on a white background National RADIO SponsoR LOCALONLY RADIO SPONSOR Minimum size for all logos is 40mm ACCOMMODATION SPONSOR BARS PROVIDED BY When used on a Colour Background i.e not white ONLY (This has a white background SPIEGELTENT SPONSORS behind logo) TITLE SPONSOR SUPPORTED BY B&W When used on a white background INTERNATIONALONLY PARTNERS Scotish Arts Council When used on a Minimum size B&W busy Background (This has f aor white all logos is 40mm background behind logo) PRODUCTION PARTNERS Cork Opera House Triskel Arts Centre Granary Theatre When used on a Half Moon Theatre Everyman Palace Theatre Colour Background i.e not white ONLY (This has a white background behind logo) Firkin Crane Lewis Glucksman Gallery Blarney Castle Goldiefish Fuchsia Branding B&W Cork Civic Trust Cork Vision Centre Cork City Libraries Cork School of Music Boardwalk Bar & Grill An Crúibín Bodega When used on a B&W busy Background (This has a white background behind logo) Photo: Provision 2 CORK MIDSUMMER FESTIVAL CONTENTS OF THE SENSES 2009 Funders 2 Hello and welcome to the Cork Midsummer Festival 2009. We’ve got the perfect Introduction 3 cure for the Midsummer blues with a fantastic 16 day programme of theatre, Festival Team & Friends 4 dance, music and art. Highlights of this year’s programme includes the AIB Patrons 5 Street Performance World Championship, brilliant new shows from Corcadorca, Asylum productions and Hammergrin, the return of the hit show Mimic, written Festival Day By Day Index 22—23 and performed by Raymond Scannell, and Crazy Dog Audio Theatre’s The Venue Map 26 People’s Republic of Gerry Murphy. International Professionals Showcase 26 This year’s festival is as international as ever. We have some of the hottest theatre Thanks and Acknowledgements 26 talent from Scotland performing at the Half Moon Theatre and Fitzgerald’s Park, the amazing Sol Pico returns to Cork Opera House for the first time since her 2009 PROGRAMME sell-out performances that opened to standing ovations at the beginning of Cork Spencer Tunick Online Exhibition 6 European Capital of Culture. Dance Marathon 7 This year’s Irish Examiner Spiegeltent programme sees a new tent and a Scottish Plays Season stunning programme with something for everyone: Irish Examiner Spiegeltent Midsummer 8 Lunchtimes (lunch and a show for just €10); the fantastic Lucky 7 Cabaret Club Sussurus 9 (a Vegas style variety show with a distinctly modern twist, combining comedy, circus, acrobatics and plenty of thrills); or you can dance the night away at our Slick 9 fantastic club nights, including Barcelona Night, featuring 2 live bands from AIB World Street Performance Championship 10—11 the Catalan capital, and an exclusive night from mega DJs David Holmes Peter Pan 12 and Andrew Weatherall. Higgledy Piggeldy 12 If you want to take part this year’s festival gives ample A Trunk of Tricks 12 opportunity. Dance Marathon, in the Irish Examiner The Storytelling Caravan 13 Spiegeltent, is a fantastic participatory dance show Feasta 13 - here in Cork prior to performing at the Vancouver Out of Order 14 Olympics. If you are between the ages of 16 and 21 Out of Order is a great performance project medEia 15 which you get to devise and perform in. Mimic 16 And finally, last year’sSpencer Tunick installation Hollander 17 is available for all to see with a stunning web Red Lola 17 exhibition. Go to www.tunickireland.com to see Shostakovich 18 these amazing art works. Luck 18 This year our tickets are cheaper than The People’s Republic of Gerry Murphy 19 ever. Our average full ticket price The Cabinet of Curiosities 19 is only €15 and to help you enjoy as Complaints 20 much of the festival as possible take Mutant Space 20 advantage of our 5 for €55 ticket offer – which will save you up to €25 were you to buy the Vietnam Scene 21 tickets separately. 5 for €55 applies to around half of Chico Pinheiro Quartet 24 Midsummer Festival shows. Marc Copland 24 Croi Glan 24 Sol Pico 25 Have a great Midsummer ( – The Cork Midsummer Festival team. In Conversation Talk Series 22-23 Irish Examiner Spiegeltent programme reverse brochure TELEPHONE BOOKING: BOOKINGS IN PERSON ONLINE BOOKING: 021 427 3944 FESTIVAL BOX OFFICE, TRISKEL ARTS CENTRE WWW.CORKMIDSUMMER.COM OPENING HOURS: MON – FRI 10am – 6pm, sat 12pm – 6pm, SUN 2pm – 6pm (during Festival) SEE paGE 23 FOR MORE BOOKING INFORMATION BOOKING: TEL 021 427 3944 OR www.corkmidsummer.com 3 FRIENDS 2009 SINGLE MEMBERSHIP Colin O’Mahoney Deborah Warner Cork International Choral Festival Stephanie Egan Dr Josephine Barry DOUBLE MEMBERSHIP Angela Morris Ger & Emelie Fitzgibbon FOR CORK MIDSUMMER FESTIVAL Bláithín and Dan Boyle Jane Hyland and Gareth Fleming Festival Director Carmel and James Collins John Hassett William Galinsky Ciarán and Rosemary O’Loughlin John Foley and Lisa Sheridan General Manager Denise & Padraig Cusack John and Oonagh Lucey Dyane Hanrahan Donal O’Sullivan and Veronica Patrick Leader Acting General Manager Kelleher Peter and Cathy Foley Eithne Egan Ed & Maria Fitzgerald Ray Boland and Lorraine Maye Festival Administrator Deirdre Finn Elma Carey & Paul Cusack William Galinsky and Eimear McBride Programme Producer Rose-Anne Kidney Production Manager Katherine Mahony BECOME A FRIEND OF THE FESTIVAL Spiegeltent Technical Manager Fancy skipping those queues and getting the best seats in the house? – well now Sandra O’Mahony you can by becoming a Friend of the Festival Spiegeltent Front of House Manager Julie Kelleher Single Membership €115 & Double Membership €190 Box Office Manager Michelle de Forge Look at the amazing benefits you receive: Administrative Assistant Elsa Varenne n Two invitations to the exclusive Midsummer Festival Launch in May Projects Assistant n Listed as a Friend in our Brochure and on our Website Jane Twomey PR n Festival Brochure mailed directly to your door prior to official launch with Jenny Sharif at Kate Bowe PR priority booking before box office opens to the public Marketing & PR Assistant Sinead O Sullivan n Two complimentary tickets for single & four for double membership chosen Graphic Design & Website from a selection of Festival events with a personal assistant in box office for John Foley & Lisa Sheridan at Bite! Bookkeeper all your booking needs Angela Geoghegan n Two complimentary tickets to the Festival Club for one night Monday – Auditors Colin Murphy, for Roche, O’Callaghan & Co. Friday, full licensed bar open till late! Solicitor n Enjoy an exclusive Friends’ reception at the Irish Examiner Spiegeltent Emer O’Callaghan, for Barry M. O’Meara & Son Solicitors n 10% discount for two meals in a selection of restaurants with Festival Cork Midsummer Festival Board Voucher with single membership & four with double membership Jim Corr (Chair) Ray Boland You can become a Friend of the Festival all year round, for more information Padraig Cusack Andrew Desmond visit www.corkmidsummer.com or phone 021 421 5131 Emelie Fitzgibbon David Flannery Liz Meaney (Shadow) VOLUNTEER AT CORK MIDSUMMER FESTIVAL Civic Trust House, 50 Pope’s Quay, Cork Enthusiastic and committed volunteers always needed! Register on Telephone +353 21 4215131 Fax +353 21 4215193 www.corkmidsummer.com email us on [email protected] or Email [email protected] phone 021 421 5131 4 PATRONS 2009 GRANDISSIMO SENSATION Ambassador Hotel BJS Consultants Blarney Castle Bord Gáis Éireann Clarion Hotel Classic Drinks Cork Chamber of Commerce The Doyle Collection DPS Engineering Express Security Group Gresham Metropole Hotel Hayfield Manor The Imperial Hotel The Kingsley Hotel The Maldron Hotel Trend Micro THE MOLTO GRANDE SENSATION Cafe Mexicana KPMG Accountants R & H Hall Whazon GRANDE SENSATION B2B Print B2B Signs Blackpool Shopping Centre Boqueria Café Paradiso Charles Nolan & Sons Ltd City Print Cork City Partnership Diamond Freight Services Ltd EMC Ireland S ICE Ltd. SERV UNIT 10, AIRPORT EAST BUSINESS & TECHNICAL PARK FARMERS CROSS • BALLYGARVAN • CO. CORK • IRELAND Tel. 353 21 431 1333 Fax 353 21 431 3165 Farmgate Fenn’s Quay The Flying Enterprise Fota Island ResortE-mail: [email protected] Gaeltaca With Compliments www.theflyingenterprise.com Heineken Ireland Ltd Holohan Solicitors The Long Valley Bar Musgrave Group The Pavilion Pepsico Pinocchio’s Port of Cork Company PriceWaterHouseCoopers Rose Property Services Satellite Taxis Sheraton Hotel and Spa An Spailpín Fánach Wain Morehead Architects Limited BOOKING: TEL 021 427 3944 OR www.corkmidsummer.com 5 USA | VISUAL ART | wEB SPENCER TUNICK ONLINE EXHIBITION In 2008 Cork Midsummer Festival and Dublin Docklands invited the renowned artist Spencer Tunick, recognised world-wide for his elaborately posed still and video images of multiple nude figures in public settings, to make his first work in Ireland with a two city installation across Cork and Dublin. For 4 months from June 8th you can visit the Spencer Tunick Ireland online exhibition at www.tunickireland.com to see these unique art works. Those who participated in the Cork installations can pick up their special edition prints from the Midsummer Festival Box office at Triskel Arts Centre from June 8th. It will also be possible to browse the online exhibition at the Festival Box Office. WWW.TUNICKIRELAND.COM Monday 8 June – Thursday 8 October If you prefer to have your print posted directly to you please contact [email protected] Photo: Heidy Miglino-Torres 6 CANADA | USA | DANCE | TAKE PART Bluemouth inc. DANCE MARATHON Commissioned and Co-Produced by Harbourfront Centre, Toronto Photo: Ania Gruca Dance Marathon is the participatory dance show that is taking the world by storm! Dance the night away in this fun and fantastic show based on the genuine American dance marathons of the 1930s. It’s a dance contest in which you the audience can mix with stunning performers under the direction of floor judges and the ticking of the clock.
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