Yeats Day 2015 11 - 14 JUNE Lilylolly Craftfest 12 - 20 JUNE

Yeats Day 2015 11 - 14 JUNE LilyLolly Craftfest 12 - 20 JUNE

PROGRAMME OF EVENTS www.yeatsday.com www.yeats2015.com THURSDAY 11TH JUNE

It's a great pleasure to welcomeWelcome you to Sligo's Yeats Day celebrations in Yeats2015, this special 150th birthday celebration of WB Yeats. The poet called Sligo his 'spiritual home' and we Eimear McBride are proud to present a four-day festival of poetry, music, Hawk’s Well Theatre, drama, architecture, art, film and fun to honour his contribution 5.30pm to our lives. We also celebrate the artistic contributions of his siblings, Susan, Elizabeth and Jack. FREE Booking: 071–9161518 This festival is a collaboration of local, national and international www.hawkswell.com voices; gathering together to honour the Yeats family and celebrate their inspirational influence across the world. And the Eimear McBride’s debut world is joining in this year; over 20 countries are hosting birthday celebrations for the Nobel prize winner. novel, A Girl is a Half- formed Thing won the Sligo carries Yeats in its heart; what better opportunity could coveted Goldsmiths Prize there be to reconnect with the voice of one of our greatest in 2013 and the Baileys writers and poets and, through this, to celebrate our cultural influence on the world stage. Women’s Prize for Fiction in 2014. Join us for an I want to thank the many people who have worked so hard to intimate conversation with make this festival happen and a very special thanks to the Yeats Eithne Hand. Day committee.

We hope you enjoy the festival and your visit to the 'Land of Heart's Desire.' Senator Susan O'Keeffe TH Chair, Yeats2015 THURSDAY 11 JUNE The Nobel Dinner Radisson Blu Hotel, 7.30pm Tickets €45.00 Booking: Radisson Blu Hotel 071-9192414 / 086-0436816 [email protected] The Nobel Dinner at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Sligo will launch this year's special Sligo Yeats Day celebrations, marking the 150th birthday of The Yeats Day committee would like to thank our sponsor Eileen Nobel poet, WB Yeats on June 13th 1865. Monahan. We would also like to thank the following people for their support: Radisson Blu Hotel, Sligo Park Hotel, Glasshouse Hotel, Best Western Sligo Southern Hotel, St. Angela's NUIG, O'Hehir's Bakery, Feehily's Florist, Callan Tansey, Drumcliff Parish, The Orpheus Choir, Sligo Feis Ceoil, Feis Shligigh, Branching Out, Sligo Volunteer Centre, Secret Garden Sligo, Sligo Community Training Centre, Nazareth Care Village, Sligo County Libraries, Sligo Abbey, Sligo Tourist Development Association, The Model, Hawk’s Well Theatre, Hamilton Gallery, The Factory Performance Space, Yeats Society, OPW, Men's Sheds, Suzy McCanny, Eily & Pat Kilgannon, Anne Carton, Voya and Sligo Tidy Towns. The Nobel dinner will incorporate a literary and musical experience to savour. Guest of honour at the dinner will be Edna O'Brien, 'Grande Dame' of Irish literature. Shared Visions Hawk’s Well Theatre Poetry Competitions The Model, 10am to 6pm, Daily The Children’s Poet of the Year Competition th The overall winner will read their poem at the Saturday 13 June: Tour at 2pm Knocknarea Arena as part of Yeats Day celebrations, Saturday evening, 13th June. The Model, is one of Ireland’s iYeats International Poetry Competition leading contem- This annual poetry competition has won a prestigious porary arts reputation for the calibre of both entrants and judges. centres. This Entries now accepted for 2015 which will award €800 award-winning in prizes. Closing date for entries: Wed 1st July. building is home www.hawkswell.com to the impressive Niland Collection FRIDAY 12TH JUNE of art, one of the most notable collections in Ireland, featuring Pollexfen House,Yeats Wine Day TalksStreet FREE works by John and Jack B. Yeats, Estella Solomons, 2pm, Ambassador Daniel Mulhall Paul Henry and Louis Le LeBrocquy among others. WB Yeats and the Ireland of his time. Exhibition continues until March 2016 Daniel Mulhall is the Irish Ambassador based in London since 2013. Among his interests are Irish history and literature, on which he has published many articles and a book, A New Day Dawning: A Portrait of Ireland in 1900. Druid Shakespeare 6pm, Dr. Colette Kavanagh Hawk’s Well Theatre Yeats and Women Tues 9 June, Part 1, 7.30pm Yeats fell in love easily, and several women played a vital role Wed 10 June, Part 2, 7.30pm in his life as a poet. Dr. Colette Kavanagh lectures Sat 13 June, Cycle, 2pm internationally on subjects relating to Ireland's cultural heritage and poetic expression. Cycle €60/52conc. €6.50 extra with food Single performances Tues/Wed €30/26conc. Magic music at dusk Booking: www.hawkswell.com Sligo Abbey, Friday 12th June, 7.30pm 071–916 1518 FREE DruidShakespeare is an epic theatre event Join No Crows musicians Anna Houston, Eddie Lee, that condenses four action-packed plays – Felip Carbonell and Ray Coen to herald the special Richard II, Henry IV (Parts 1 & 2), and birthday of WB Yeats in the beautiful 13th century Henry V – into one thrilling drama played Dominican Friary, Sligo Abbey. out over six hours. Shakespeare’s tales of ambition, destruction, responsibility and rebellion are performed with an exceptional cast, live music, thrilling drama and a rousing parade of characters including one of Shakespeare’s greatest comic creations, Falstaff. FRIDAY 12TH JUNE FRIDAY 12TH JUNE Yeats Stamp GPO, O’Connell Street, 12noon FREE Psychic Lighthouse An Post unveils its special commemorative Yeats stamp.

The Model,Yeats Day8pm Architecture Prize The Model, 8pm FREE Commissioned by the Institute of Technology Sligo, The Model Sligo and Hazelwood Demesne Ltd in On the occasion of the 150th anniversary of WB Yeats, collaboration with Sligo County Council. submissions The Model is delighted to present Psychic Lighthouse, were invited for conceptual interpretations of WB an exhibition that takes Yeats’ interest in the practice Yeats’ poem The Lake Isle of Innisfree. of magic and the quest for enlightenment as its point The Architectural Competition was open to national of departure. Psychic Lighthouse features the work of and international practitioners of architecture and art, a number of Irish and international contemporary and proposed an architectural intervention for the artists, who investigate ritual, spiritualism and occult island which mediates between Yeats’ poetic vision practices. Artists: Clodagh Emoe, Joachim Koesler, and contemporary architectural ideas. Deirdre McKenna, Maria Loboda, Goshka Macuga, Susan MacWilliam and Stephen Rennicks. Exhibition continues Tues to Sun until 30th August

The Model, 9pmCandlelit Salon Tickets: €15/12 Booking: www.themodel.ie / 071–9141405

The Model is delighted to host a magical evening The winning design, Square Moon by shindesignworks, of music and conversation with renowned guests, an architecture team based in London and Korea, will including Prof. Margaret Mills Harper, Mark Patrick be unveiled on Friday June 12th; a brief realisation of Hederman, Susan Hiller, Eimear McBride and Vincent Yeats' dream and a special gift for his 150th birthday. Woods, with music and song performed by Emer It will remain on the island until August. Mayock and Mary McPartlan. SATURDAY 13TH JUNE SATURDAY 13TH JUNE Yeats All Day Doorly ParkBreakfast Pier, 8am on Lough Gill Hargadons Pub, O’Connell St. Tickets €40 (incl. Breakfast). Booking essential. 12pm to Midnight FREE [email protected] / Tel: 087-2598869 Venue for ‘Yeats at One’ throughout this year of Yeats celebrations. There will be one Yeats poem on the A boat trip across Lough Gill to the Lake Isle of hour throughout the day. Bookings: 071-9153714 Innisfree casts off Yeats Day with music, poetry and breakfast on board. Meet at Doorly Park Pier. Additional trips at 12.30pm, 1.30pm, 3.30pm and 5pm Tickets €15 Sligo CountyYeats Library, Choral 12noon PoetryFREE Children from Eily Kilgannon School of Drama and Anne Carton Creche perform Yeats’ poetry at the OSD Building,Dawn Stephen to Dusk St. 8am Yeats to 8pm FREE County Library’s garden stage. Includes a Sligo Drama Circle’s marathon reading of Yeats poetry performance of Yeats’ The Cat and the Moon WB Yeats in The Land of Heart's Desire City Hall, 4pm FREE A performance by Eily Kilgannon's School of Drama DublinPoetry Connolly, Train, 11am Dublin to Sligo Train Ticket required: See www.yeatsday.com The Poetry Train will leave Connolly Station in Dublin for Invited Artists Sligo at 11am on Yeats Day. Passengers will be able to enjoy some of the poet's finest work on their journey. TheImpressions Hamilton andGallery, Portraits 4 Castle of St.WB Yeats Opening Saturday 13th June, 1pm

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Jack who will entertain us with stories of D e l a beauty and magic for the young and r g young at heart. Drawing inspiration from y the work of WB Yeats, performer John Hamilton Gallery invited over 100 of Ireland’s leading Carty and Illustrator Wayne O’Connor and emerging contemporary visual artists to create a have created a delightful interactive 20 X 20 cm canvas inspired by the writings of WB storytelling experience for children 5+. Yeats. An overwhelming response has resulted in this exhibition "Impressions and Portraits of WB Yeats”. It is a comprehensive and compelling contemporary response by the visual artists of Ireland to the work of An excitingNational events programme Launch takesof Bike place Week around one of our literary giants for his 150th birthday. various venues with mass cycling participation by the public. Use your bike to enjoy all on offer on Yeats Day. Exhibition continues until 29th August SATURDAY 13TH JUNE SATURDAY 13TH JUNE

LissadellGreat House, Yeats Ballinfull Birthday Party The Model BloomFREE in the Park TICKET SALES AT THE GATE The Bloom in the Park Lake Isle of Innisfree Garden An exciting day long programme of activities focused designed by Secret Gardens of Sligo comes home. between the coach house and house, with outdoor activities on the lawn. Special food experiences for all tastes and all the family. Yeats Day Talks Programme highlights include: Pollexfen House, Wine Street FREE • Unveiling of the Poetry Plaque with poem 2pm, Prof. Margaret Mills Harper On a Political Prisoner. Yeats and the Power of the Imagination • Yeats Dawn Cycle Race -Wild Atlantic Wheels. Margaret Mills Harper is Glucksman Professor of Contemporary • Yeats' Muses by the Curlew Theatre Company Writing in English at the University of Limerick. She is the author • Poetry recitations and writers literary talks. of The Aristocracy of Art: Joyce and Wolfe and Wisdom of Two: • Traditional Sean Nos singers from Clare Island. The Spiritual and Literary Collaboration of George and WB Yeats • Football exhibition matches. and is the Director of the Yeats International Summer School. • Music by a variety of different artists. • Woodland poetry walk. 4pm, Dr. Keith Hopper • Poetry and Art competitions. A Sense of Place WB Yeats and More information: www.lissadell.com The Lake Isle of Innisfree A native of Sligo town, Keith currently teaches Literature and Film Studies for Oxford University’s Department for Continuing Education, and is a Research Fellow in the Centre for Irish Studies at St Mary’s University, London. This talk will outline the Happy Birthday Mr. Yeats origins and evolution of The Lake Isle of Innisfree. Street Celebrations 6pm, Conor Brady O’Connell St. Mr Yeats Assists the Police with their Inquiries; A journey into the criminal underworld of 1880s Dublin. 2pm to 7pm FREE Conor Brady is author of the Joe Swallow crime novels, set in A day long street celebration Dublin in the 1880s. Brady was editor of The Irish Times from in honour of Yeats 150th 1986 to 2002. He is a weekly columnist with The Sunday Times. birthday. Join us for street performances by Cillian Rogers of Workhouse Studios, Seatrails - WB Trail for Yeats2015 Luxe and Branching Out 2pm - 3:30pm €20Adult/€10Child Theatre Group. Live music, Also on Sunday 14th June street performance, LilyLolly A short guided walk with marine archaeologist Auriel Craftfest demonstrations, Robinson around Rosses Point. See ww.seatrails.ie carnival and one giant birthday cake. Branching Out's Poetry @ Drumcliffe Church Mad Hatter's Tea Party Drumcliffe Church, 4pm FREE Yeats Memorial Feis Yeats Cup winners and local poets Building, 3pm gather to read poetry, at Yeats’ grave, Drumcliffe. Solicitors Callan Tansey, announce the winner of the Yeats’ Day Essay Competition with writer and journalist John Waters, followed by tea at the Drumcliffe Tea House. Various Venues,Yeats pop-up2.30pm poetry – 3.30pm FREE SATURDAY 13TH JUNE SUNDAY 14TH JUNE

The Poet Laureate Yeats MemorialBloomsday Building, @ Yeats 2pm Day FREE and National Poets Event Paul Murray James Joyce and Me Knocknarea Arena, IT Sligo, 8.30pm A self penned performance which explores Murray’s family relationship with Joyce. The piece includes Tickets €15/€10 Booking: Hawk’s Well Theatre song and readings from Ulysses, A Portrait of the Booking: 071–9161518 / www.hawkswell.com Artist as a Young Man and Finnegan’s Wake

This event features Chair of Irish Poetry, Paula Meehan; Poet Laureate of England, Carol Ann Duffy; National Poet of Wales, Gillian Clarke; National Poet of The Model Family Day In association with Yeats Day and LilyLolly Craftsfest. Scotland, Liz Lochead; London Laureate, Aisling ALL EVENTS ARE FREE Fahey and Northern Irish Poet, Sinead Morrissey in the presence of President President Michael D Higgins, 12.30pm - 2.30pm patron of Yeats 2015. Subadesigns Workshop - Sue Basler An opportunity for families to create unique, enchanting interpretations of the poetry of WB Yeats in her Wet Felting workshop. 1pm - 3pm, Fruit Carving Workshop In association with Sò Sligo Food and Cultural Festival. Join Fior di Zucca for a workshop which combines imagination, creativity, fruit and veg - art made from food The Galleries will be the venue for magical storytelling sessions inspired by Yeats’ poetry. Paula Meehan Carol Ann Duffy Gillian Clarke Photo: Michael J Woods Performance in The Model Theatre, 2pm Daughters of Emer The Story of Lily and Lolly Yeats written and directed by John Carty performed by Nichola MacEvilly and Margaret Kilcoyne The lives and work of Susan and Elizabeth Yeats (Lily and Lolly) will also be uniquely celebrated during the festival, with a warm and humorous Liz Lochead Sinead Morrissey Aisling Fahey new dramatisation of their Photo: Norman McBeath Photo: Sam Russica lives. Commissioned by the LilyLolly Craftfest with the The evening will also feature young musicians and support of Yeats 2015, the poets including the winner of Children’s Poet of the dramatisation draws us into the Year; Sligo based poet Paul McMahon and special challenging and creative lives guest appearances by renowned harpist Seana Davey; musicians Mary MacPartlan and Aidan Brennan. of the two sisters, with an MC on the night is poet, prose writer, editor and occasional wry insight and literary critic Theo Dorgan. commentary on the antics of their brothers William and Jack. SUNDAY 14TH JUNE

Eunjoo GohYeats (soprano) Day Concert Ramona Sakalauskaite (harp) Aengus Kerrin (piano) The Model, 6pm €5 Booking: www.themodel.ie 071 914 1405

This recital will celebrate Yeats' life and work through music and song. Traditional Irish songs inspired Yeats' writing, most famously in poems such as Down by the Salley Gardens and The Fiddler of Dooney. A selection of Moore's Melodies will recreate the musical culture during Yeats' life. These popular, traditional songs were arranged as art songs for voice and piano by composers such as Stanford, Hughes and Britten, using traditional airs in new, creative ways.

SUNDAY 14TH JUNE Téada present Where Bebulben Sets the Scene Hawk’s Well Theatre, 8pm Tickets €25/€20/€12.50 U18’s Booking: 071–9161518 www.hawkswell.com

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A celebration of WB Yeats’ strong ties with Sligo, this show marries music and verse as we journey around the Sligo of Yeats’s poetry. Through a combination of spoken word, song by Séamus Begley, traditional music of Sligo performed by Téada, sean-nós and contemporary dance, we find ourselves immersed in the extraordinary work of Yeats. FROMExhibitions SATURDAY Programme 13TH JUNE Hyde Bridge Gallery Fall of the Dew Friday 12th - Saturday 20th June 2015 Exhibition of artworks by artists & craft practitioners in the Northwest. The work is inspired by Susan and Elizabeth Yeats and their love of plants & flowers, organic motif, textiles and books. Exhibition continues until 27th June Hyde Bridge Gallery, 2nd Floor Primary Colours Mixed Media Children’s Exhibition Primary Colours is an exciting children’s arts education FRIDAY 12TH JUNE programme developed around the primary school visual arts curriculum. The programme Opening of the LilyLolly Craftfest is delivered by a panel of The Yeats Memorial Building, 5pm practising artists on behalf With special appearances by Lily & Lolly of Sligo Arts Service,Sligo County Council. Over 250 Competition prize giving for National School Children • Primary Colours have created artworks • St. Angela’s College Lily Yeats Embroidery inspired by the Yeats sisters. • Sligo Arts Service Open Call Student Print Exhibition continues until 27th June

WB Yeats had two sisters Susan and Elizabeth, Nazareth Care Village affectionately known as Lily and Lolly, who not only published many great Irish writers of their time The light and including WB through their printing company Cuala the half light Press, but were also highly regarded craft based on WB Yeat’s poem practitioners internationally. The LilyLolly Craftfest Cloths of Heaven by textile looks to our heritage and is inspired to revive the artists Bernie Gallagher and undoubted legacy that Susan and Elizabeth Yeats left Theresa Kelly. to Irish craft by sharing knowledge and skills between Exhibition continues until the generations. 31st July FROMExhibitions SATURDAY Programme 13TH JUNE FROMExhibitions SATURDAY Programme 13TH JUNE The Model Factory Performance Space Entwined Memories Sharing thoughts with Elizabeth Yeats The Design & Crafts Council by Gráinne Cuffe and Bettina Seitz of Ireland will Using traditional etching co-ordinate the 5th methods Gráinne Cuffe has exhibition of textiles in produced a series of tulips, conjunction with member in limited editions. organisations, Guilds Describing her work as Associations Networks and 'loosely botanical', Gráinne Societies. The work in this shares a love for the exhibition is made in graphic qualities of the tulip with Elizabeth Yeats. response to memories, Bettina Seitz reflects in her sculptures in resin and threads and stories of life; fiberglass on the art manuals Elementary Brushwork and nostalgic tales, reminiscence, Brushwork studies of flowers, fruit and animals by meditative, reflective, Elizabeth Corbett Yeats and her influence on the artists reliving, evocative, Louis and Melanie Le Brocquy, whom she had taught. interwoven, rites of passage, Exhibition continues until 20th June social history and time. Exhibition continues until 12th July Teach Ban Gallery, Drumcliffe Vivid Cloths - Textile Collective The textile artists will be present in the gallery to meet the public Hawks Well Theatre and discuss the work. After Mary Plunkett viewing the exhibition you are invited to take part in an Words & Fragments Exhibition interactive workshop The Cloths of Heaven. A cloth will be on display which members of the public are invited to help create by making their mark in print or stitch on the Cloth to ’fulfill’ Yeats wishes. Exhibition continues until 30th June Ballymote Library, Teeling St., Ballymote Intergenerational Arts Project - Window Textile Exhibition The participants of the Mary Plunkett is a printmaker who specialises in Ballymote Intergenerational letterpress and lino cut printing and has a particular Arts Project, Colaiste Muire interest in book arts. For this exhibition she will be Secondary School & Ballymote creating books and prints based on the writings of Nursing Unit invite you to view WB Yeats and in the letterpress printing tradition of their window exhibition of Elizabeth Yeats and the Cuala Press. textile art. rd Exhibition continues until 29th July Exhibition continues until 23 June Children’s Workshops Adult Workshops FRIDAY 19TH JUNE FRIDAY 12TH JUNE BALLYMOTE LIBRARY NAZARETH CARE VILLAGE 10am - 12noon Puppet Making Workshop 10am – 1pm FREE Carrickmacross Lace Workshop Mixed media puppet making workshop with artist Marilyn with Teresa Kelly Reilly. Bookings made through the library 071 9111669 Using traditional Carrickmacross lace techniques of applique, guipure, loops and pops, learn these skills while making your own 3D Carrickmacross lace flower. Booking essential: Ursula O’Shea 071 9135659

2pm – 5pm Contemporary Whitework Workshop with Bernadette Gallagher Using a variety of textured white/off-white fabrics, netting, ribbons, threads etc combined with hand embroidery techniques learn how to create unique textiles. Booking essential: Ursula O’Shea 071 9135659

SATURDAY 13TH & SUNDAY 14TH JUNE NAZARETH CARE VILLAGE LISSADELL COMMUNITY CENTRE Crewel Embroidery 10am – 1pm Creative Puppet Making Workshop Workshop with Anna Vahey with Phillipa Turnbull Fully Booked Participants will learn how to paint with a needle and SATURDAY 20TH JUNE enjoy recreating traditional LISSADELL COMMUNITY CENTRE designs using fine wool embroidery thread on linen twill. Puppet Making with Marilyn Reilly Short lectures and talks are also and Marcella Ferguson FREE delivered throughout the workshop. Children aged between 6 - 12 yrs Booking essential: 071 91 43686. Workshop 10.30am – 11.30 am Fully booked. Workshop 12 noon – 1pm Workshop 1.30pm – 2.30pm TH Booking essential: Marilyn 086 1636226 SUNDAY 14 JUNE Watercolour Workshop with Fiona Gillan THE MODEL Workshop 11am – 12pm children aged 7- 9yrs Artist Talk, 12noon - 1pm Workshop 1pm – 3pm children aged 10 – 14yrs Crossover - the World of Textile Inspired by Elizabeth Yeats’ watercolour journals Textile artist Brigitta Varadi will talk you through her Booking essential: 071 91 43686 journey from Applied Textile to the realm of Fine Art and the organizations that pioneer and sustain this. Adult Workshops Show and Tell TUESDAY 16TH JUNE SATURDAY 20TH JUNE BALLYMOTE LIBRARY LISSADELL COMMUNITY CENTRE 12noon - 2pm Felt Workshop 4pm - Letterpress talk and Create your own felt piece with artist Brigitta Varadi demonstration by Mary Plunkett and Booking essential: Brigitta 089 9564187. FREE Benjamin van de Wetering Insight into the process of creating the book of Yeats poetry which was presented to President Obama on St. Patrick’s Day in the White House. President Obama and Vice President Joe Biden each received the beautiful hand-printed, hand-bound book of a selection of Yeats’ poems, in collaboration with Irish Design 2015. The book was printed by Mary Plunkett of The Belgrave Private Press in Dublin. Reflecting Yeats’ links to his spiritual home of Sligo, the book was also bound in green leather at Ox Bindery Press in Tubbercurry, Co Sligo.

SATURDAY 20TH JUNE Performance LISSADELL COMMUNITY CENTRE SATURDAY 20TH JUNE 10am – 3.30pm Knit, Wrap and Bind Performance of Daughters of Emer Workshop with Lesley Stothers The Story of Lily and Lolly Yeats Bring a personal object and some treasured odds and Lissadell Community Centre, 5pm FREE ends to embellish it with. Create 2D-3D sculptural written and directed by John Carty piece using textile techniques with wire. performed by Nichola MacEvilly and Margaret Kilcoyne Booking essential: 071 91 43686. €10 fee 10am – 3.30pm Embellish, Embroider and The evening comes to a conclusion with a show Re-Invent Workshop with Sara O’Hara and tell of samples made by participants over the LilyLolly Craftfest week. We invite our Learn or practice your fine sewing skills to Upcycle sponsors, venue hosts, teachers and students to and embellish a favourite garment. Participants please stay a while and enjoy music and light. bring your own sewing machine and a garment to be upstyled with a selection of threads, buttons and bows! Booking essential: 071 91 43686. €10 fee HAMILTON GALLERY 12noon – 2pm Letterpress Workshop with Mary Plunkett FREE Designer and Letterpress Printmaker, Mary Plunkett will instruct a small group of participants to set and print a piece of text. Each participant will get a chance to 'pull a print' and take it away as a keepsake. Booking essential: 071 91 43686

.refreshments. DAUGHTERS OF MER The StoryE of Lily & Lolly Yeats written and directed by John Carty performed by Nichola MacEvilly and Margaret Kilcoyne The Model Theatre 2pm, Sunday 14th June

Lissadell Community Centre 5pm, Saturday 20th June

FREE ADMISSION