Welcome to the very first episode of A Wee Boost, a podcast from Dublin Fringe Festival and Project Arts Centre.
A Wee Boost – Episode 1: Pea Dineen, Adèle Anderson, and Claire O’Reilly Read More »
In this ninth instalment, Bridget O’Gorman shares her experiences of sustaining an art practice with a disability.
ON SUPPORTING by Bridget O’Gorman Read More »
Every month, we’re publishing a new work in partnership with RTÉ Culture. In the latest installment, Project presents the work of artist Adam Mohamed, as part of the Short Cuts programme.
Young Soldier by Adam Mohamed Read More »
In this tenth instalment, Al Bellamy shares their interest in Irish folklore through a neurodivergent lens.
The Merrow by Al Bellamy Read More »
Join us for a panel on trans futures in Ireland, speaking to the challenges we face, what action is needed and what conversations we need to hold as a community, including on healthcare, rights and coalition-building.
WALK WITH US: a panel discussion on trans futures in Ireland Read More »
As part of the public programme for Metabolic time / Am meitibileach, Raju Rage will share their research Fermentation IS Transformation.
Fermentation IS Transformation – Raju Rage Read More »
As part of the public programme for Metabolic time / Am meitibileach video works from Jasleen Kaur’s Gut Feelings Meri Jaan will be screened online on Project’s website 30 March – 2 April.
Gut Feelings Meri Jaan – Jasleen Kaur Read More »
Sham, a young woman, returns home from her studies in England after the death of her father in a gangland shooting to find the home and community she once knew utterly changed.
On Demand : SHAM by Paul Meade Read More »
There’s a common misconception that lobsters mate for life. But in fact, they don’t. They go through a sort of serial monogamy, not quite a one night stand but not quite a lifelong commitment either. It’s as if, like humans often do, they keep searching for the best one.
LOBSTERS on Demand Read More »
TM is a new digital experience created by acclaimed Belgian theatre company Ontroerend Goed. Made in collaboration with theatres from across the world, this is a live interactive one-to-one experience exploring media manipulation, populist ideology and conspiracy theories. “We have fallen upon evil times and the world has become very old and wicked. Politics are
As the global gap between rich and poor grows and humanity’s destructive impact on the earth rampages on, so does the allure to watch the carnage unfold on social media. From the company behind the award-winning play The Believers Are But Brothers comes a darkly comedic virtual experience about entitlement, consumption, and digital technology through
Rich Kids: A History Of Shopping Malls in Tehran Read More »
Liz Roche Company open 2021 with a dance film of The Here Trio, a brand new full digital dance piece. Navigating what it means to connect in the midst of a pandemic, post-Brexit, the work confronts the tension between our sense of boundaries and belonging. As performers challenge preconceived ideas about the right to belong, the piece explores how
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