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BLAST: INTERNATIONAL CRITICS' FORUM (2015)
Talks and ReadingsA lively critical conversation about the context for the work at this year's festival, its history and reception, and the talking points of the festival
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PUBLIC VIEWING 2 with Brian Hand, Fergus Kelly, Miriam O’Connor and Tanad Williams
Talks and Readings / Vis Art / 29 Mar 2019 Free admission, no booking required GalleryOn 29 March the gallery will host a special event inviting the participating artists who were commissioned by Project Arts Centre as part of ‘The Long Goodbye’ exhibition for a conversation about their works and to share related photographic, moving image, textual and sound materials.
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YOUNG CRITICS' PANEL (2015)
Talks and ReadingsThe Young Critics’ Panel returns to Dublin Theatre Festival for a twelfth year.
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“Foul, Filthy, Stinking Muck”: an Archival Study into the LGBT Theatre of Project Arts Centre 1967-2000
Talks and Readings / 04 Jun 2019 Free Admission Space Upstairs“Foul, Filthy, Stinking Muck” looks at the LGBT theatre of Project Arts Centre from 1967 up to 2000, interrogating the role of Project as an artist-led organisation and considering how it has informed contemporary queer theatre.
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