Dance theatre artist Rachel Brennan has been awarded the South East Venue Network (SEVN)’s Arts Council-funded Artist Bursary for 2022.
RESONATE: Music Network Artist Residencies presented in partnership with glór, Ionad Cultúrtha, National Opera House, Regional Cultural Centre, The Dock, and Triskel Arts Centre.
Music Network presents the explosive London-based Nigerian born award-winning saxophonist Camilla George on her first Irish tour this June. Camilla is a unique voice on the international jazz circuit, known for her love of fusing African and Western music and her hypnotic blend of Afrofuturism, hip hop and jazz.
The South East Venue Network (SEVN) was formed in 2019 and includes venues based in the South East. The network continues to provide an informal support network for strengthening arts centre/venue operations and programme development that aims to further support artists and programme delivery in South East Ireland.
Lucy Champion has been appointed to lead the Education and Community Programme for the National Opera House Wexford.
Accompanied by The Kevin Lawlor Trio
Presented in partnership with glór, Ionad Cultúrtha, The National Opera House, Triskel Arts Centre, The Dock and Regional Cultural Centre.
Fiddler and multi-instrumentalist Clare Sands, uilleann piper David Power, guitarist Eamon Sweeney, songwriter Emma Langford, violinist Larissa O’Grady and composer/improviser Philip Christie have been appointed as Music Network RESONATE Artists. Each musician will develop exciting new work with a number of collaborators to share with audiences between July and November 2021.
