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SUMMARY:Vincent Hanley Summer School: ‘Being Other in Rural Ireland’
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DESCRIPTION:Irish TV presenter and journalist Helen Carroll will lead the d
	iscussion around\n‘Being other in rural Ireland’ with FELISPEAKS\, Maitiú 
	Mac Cárthaigh and Jack\nRogers.\n\nFELISPEAKS is a Nigerian-Irish visionar
	y artist celebrated for their profound\nexploration of identity\, social j
	ustice\, and personal growth through poetry\,\nperformance and theatre. As
	 well as being featured in the Irish Leaving Cert\nCurriculum\, their comp
	elling work transcends borders\, leaving an indelible mark\non internation
	al literature.\n\nMaitiú Mac Cárthaigh is an interdisciplinary artist work
	ing across expanded\nprint-media\, sculpture\, sound and writing. They wil
	l share creative work in\nprogress\, exploring how these practices shape o
	ur perceptions of rural space as\nutopian or regressive and are influenced
	 by our connection to the ecological.\nUltimately\, asking who is allowed 
	to exist in rural spaces\, and who benefits\nfrom greater inclusivity?\n\n
	As a queer person and only son of a farmer\, Jack Rogers seeks to engage w
	ith\nconcepts affecting rural communities and creates performances that dr
	aw\nattention to issues that continue to alienate farmers across the natio
	n. Jack\nwill perform as Fanny Split McGee\, competing in a one-woman page
	ant to become\nMiss Oestradiol 17ß – fingers crossed for her!\n\nSuitabili
	ty: Ages 18+\n\nTicketing Info: General: €15 / Concession: €12\nTickets av
	ailable from junctionfestival.com [http://junctionfestival.com]
URL:https://calendar.clonmel.town/event/httpsjunctionfestivalcomeventvincen
	t-hanley-summer-school-being-other-in-rural-ireland
LOCATION:Showgrounds Shopping Centre Theatre - Davis Rd\, Clonmel
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:Junction Festival,Talk,Theatre
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Irish TV presenter and journalist Helen Car
	roll will lead the discussion around ‘Being other in rural Ireland’ with F
	ELISPEAKS, Maitiú Mac Cárthaigh and Jack Rogers.</p><p><strong>FELISPEAKS<
	/strong> is a Nigerian-Irish visionary artist celebrated for their profoun
	d exploration of identity, social justice, and personal growth through poe
	try, performance and theatre. As well as being featured in the Irish Leavi
	ng Cert Curriculum, their compelling work transcends borders, leaving an i
	ndelible mark on international literature.</p><p><strong>Maitiú Mac Cártha
	igh</strong> is an interdisciplinary artist working across expanded print-
	media, sculpture, sound and writing. They will share creative work in prog
	ress, exploring how these practices shape our perceptions of rural space a
	s utopian or regressive and are influenced by our connection to the ecolog
	ical. Ultimately, asking who is allowed to exist in rural spaces, and who 
	benefits from greater inclusivity?</p><p>As a queer person and only son of
	 a farmer, <strong>Jack Rogers</strong> seeks to engage with concepts affe
	cting rural communities and creates performances that draw attention to is
	sues that continue to alienate farmers across the nation. Jack will perfor
	m as Fanny Split McGee, competing in a one-woman pageant to become Miss Oe
	stradiol 17ß – fingers crossed for her!</p><p><strong>Suitability: </stron
	g>Ages 18+</p><p><strong>Ticketing Info: </strong>General: €15 / Concessio
	n: €12<br>Tickets available from <a href="http://junctionfestival.com" tar
	get="_blank">junctionfestival.com</a></p>
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