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AN CRAICEANN AGUS A LUACH

IMRAM Féile Litríochta Gaeilge

Tagann an reacaireacht agus an ceol nua-chumtha ag Steve Cooney le chéile sa léiriúchán seo, An Craiceann agus a Luach – bunaithe ar an scéal béaloidis faoin mhaighdean mhara ar cuireadh iachall uirthi fear daonna a phósadh. Cíortar achan réimse den scéal agus an lucht éisteachta á mealladh ar thuras intinne, ag smaoineamh ar an mhaighdean mhara ar fágadh ina hiasc ar talamh. Tá léargas ar an éiceolaíocht agus ar an fheimineachas – agus ar litríocht arsa na nGael: an rúraíocht, an fhiannaíocht, agus an mhiotaseolaíocht.

A traditional storyteller known for captivating live performances, Eithne Ní Ghallchobhair is the author of the critically acclaimed An Craiceann agus a Luach, a retelling in verse of the myth of the mermaid who marries a mortal man after he has secretly stolen and hidden the magic cloak she needs to return to her underwater world. This spellbinding show features Eithne reading to a score written by composer and guitar genius Steve Cooney, who will be joined by a stellar cast of musicians including Cormac Breathnach, Billy Mag Fhloinn, Robbie Perry, Dermot Byrne and Odhrán Ó Casaide.

Age suitability: All ages

WRITTEN AND READ BY Eithne Ní Ghallchobhair
MUSIC COMPOSED BY Steve Cooney
MUSICIANS:
GUITAR Steve Cooney
YAYBAHAR Billy Mag Fhloinn
ACCORDIAN Dermot Byrne
FLUTE Cormac Breathnach
DRUMS Robbie Perry
FIDDLE Ódhrán Ó Casaide

RUNNING TIME 70 mins
TICKETS €15 | €12 (Concession)

ABOUT THE COMPANY
Saothraíonn IMRAM chun litríocht na Gaeilge a chur i gceartlár an tsaoil phoiblí in Éirinn, trí fhéile bhliantúil nuálach a eagrú, a thacaíonn le scríbhneoirí, a spreagann díospóireacht agus a mheallann cainteoirí Gaeilge agus foghlaimeoirí na Gaeilge in Éirinn agus ar fud an diaspóra.

IMRAM works to put Irish language literature at the heart of our nation’s public life, through an innovative annual festival, supporting writers and publishers, encouraging the sale of books, provoking debate, and engaging Irish speakers and Irish learners across Ireland and the diaspora.

 

#FéileIMRAM2024

13 November 2024
7:30PM
Main Space