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Student Showcase / / / What is ANAM? How to Book Contact Us ANAM is an exciting, two-day celebration Online registration is via Eventbrite. For any further information about of music, poetry, drama, film and workshops You will need to register for each event ANAM please contact us via our hosted at DCU and showcasing North Dublin separately (maximum of two tickets per email address: [email protected] culture and creativity. Curated and produced person for free events). Alternatively, by South Wind Blows (the team behind Other from Tuesday, 2 April, you can register Voices), ANAM will bring together talented in person at our DCU Students’ Union / students and staff from DCU and leading Irish offices at DCU Glasnevin Campus and artists, musicians and writers from the North DCU St Patrick’s Campus, where the Social Media @ Dublin region. ANAM will take place across Anam registration desk will be available DublinCityUni DCU’s three campuses, the Glasnevin Campus, Monday – Thursday 10.00am – 4.00pm facebook.com/DCU @ the St Patrick’s Campus and the All Hallows and on Friday 10.00am – 2.30pm. dublincityuniversity Campus, and will mark the first steps in DCU’s plans to play a central role in developing a Tickets for Other Voices Presents Anam North Dublin Cultural Quarter. at the Helix (Wednesday 11 April, 8pm) cost €10 and can be purchased online, For further information and tickets: or in person, at the Helix box office. www.dcu.ie/anam / / Wednesday, April 11 Thursday, April 12 8.00am / 45mins 2.15pm / 60mins 10.30am / 60mins 6:00pm / 60mins The Space, The Helix, Room PG01, Purcell House, The Theatre, The Helix, Main Restaurant, Drumcondra House, DCU Glasnevin Campus DCU All Hallows Campus DCU Glasnevin Campus DCU All Hallows Campus RTÉ Brainstorm: Discovery Gospel Double Take – Creative Sound of Surprise Technology as Human Workshop: The Voice Women in Conversation An early evening performance led by Faculty Artists of the DCU BA in Jazz & Contemporary Connection? as Instrument A series of three live, dynamic conversations Music Performance programme, featuring Aleka between women who are truly excelling in their and The Tommy Halferty Trio. Human after all? Facilitators from Discovery Gospel Choir will fields, spanning Theatre, Journalism and Music. A conversation between DCU’s Dr Gary Sinclair lead an interactive workshop which will explore and RTÉ Brainstorm editor, Jim Carroll, about the the human voice. Together with students of DCU Featuring / human touch in technology and innovation and members of the wider community, they will Featuring / workshop pieces that they will sing in unity at — The Tommy Halferty Trio Other Voices Presents: Anam at The Helix. — Theatre: Marina Carr & Lian Bell — Aleka (Quartet) Featuring / — Journalism: Una Mullally (The Irish Times) & Ellen Coyne (The Times, Ireland Edition) — Jim Carroll Featuring / — Music: Síle Denvir & Róisín Blunnie — Dr Gary Sinclair — Discovery Gospel Choir 7.00pm / 75mins — DCU Student Gospel Choir (Complimentary light breakfast will be provided) Woodlock Hall, Drumcondra House, 1.00pm / 60mins DCU All Hallows Campus Woodlock Hall, Drumcondra House, 4.00pm / 45mins DCU All Hallows Campus 1.00pm / 60mins Tairseach: Threshold Room CGO5, Henry Grattan Building, Auditorium, B Block, DCU Glasnevin Campus An exploration of the relationship between DCU St Patrick’s Campus Writers: The Next words and music through the performance of Generation! poetry, prose and song, led by Marina Carr, Diffusion Lab Masterclass: Róisín Blunnie, Síle Denvir among other DCU Campus Songs and Beats: ‘Scríbhneoirí: Glúin Úr’ Faculty Artists, joined by Paula Meehan and Do It Yourself The Laetare Vocal Ensemble. Student Showcase Diffusion Lab will take you through every stage A platform for young poets to showcase their work Featuring / A lunchtime recital, curated by Dr John O’Flynn, of their processes, from music video production, in both English and Irish, followed by a Q&A with showcasing the vibrant musical life of DCU’s graphic design, artist management, distribution Dairena Ní Chinnéide moderated by Marina Carr. — DCU Faculty Artists from Music and English student body. and more, with a surprise Diffusion Artist guest. — Paula Meehan — The Laetare Vocal Ensemble Featuring / Featuring / Featuring / — DCU Poetry Students — DCU Musical Society Choir Diffusion Lab team: — Marina Carr in conversation — Student acoustic indie/pop-rock group — Chris Bubenzer with Dairena Ní Chinnéide 8.30pm / 120mins — Selected scene from the DCU Musical Society — Ivan Klucka production of Sweeney Todd — Marcin Ciszczon The Chapel, — DCU Traditional Music Society — Joined by a Diffusion Artist DCU All Hallows Campus 1.00pm / 60mins The Helix Foyer, The Heart of The Rowl 1.00pm / 60mins 8.00pm / 120mins DCU Glasnevin Campus Dublin hosts some of Ireland’s greatest musicians The Helix Foyer, The Mahony Hall, The Helix, and singers, and they come together in DCU DCU Glasnevin Campus DCU Glasnevin Campus All Hallows Chapel to celebrate Dublin’s unique Jazz and Contemporary tradition in all its diversity. Music Lunchtime Series Jazz and Contemporary Other Voices Presents: This will be recorded for Guitarmageddon: a lunchtime performance transmission on RTÉ Radio 1 Music Lunchtime Series Anam at The Helix by seven student guitarists from the School of Theology, Philosophy, and Music. A lunchtime performance by the student An evening of music, collaboration and Featuring / Jazz Choir from the School of Theology, celebration curated by Other Voices. — Philip King (MC) Philosophy, and Music. Featuring / — Síle Denver (MC) — Guitarmageddon (students) — Dermy Diamond and Tara Diamond Featuring / — Lisa O’Neill Featuring / — DCU Student Gospel Choir — Liam O’Connor — Jazz Choir (students) — Direct Provision Singers — Colm Mac Con Iomaire — Discovery Gospel Choir — Trad Soc — Jafaris 2.00pm / 90mins — Ye Vagabonds — Lankum — Mick O’Brien and Aoife O’Brien — Loah Room CG86, Henry Grattan Building, — Néillidh Mulligan — Soulé DCU Glasnevin Campus — Students of School of Theology, Philosophy, and Music — Wyvern Lingo Anatomy of Film Taking Pat Collins’ award winning ‘Song of Granite’ as our template, this event will dissect the various aspects and disciplines that make up the anatomy of a film. Featuring / — Pat Collins (Director) / — Amy Rowan (Casting Agent) — Padraig O’Neil (Production Designer) Sponsors of ANAM — Richard Kendrick (DOP) — Alan Maher (Producer) / Friends of ANAM.
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