Podcasts about jimmy's hall

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In episode 43, Clíona, Alex & Seán talk about Ken Loach’s 2014 biopic drama Jimmy's Hall.

Cast members from Jimmy's Hall sing Whitney Houston's I Want to Dance with Somebody: Sarah Madigan with Muiris Crowley, Bríd Ní Neachtain, Aindrias de Staic, Brian Gilligan, Bosco Hogan, Catherine Bell, Andrew Linnie & Ruth McGill performed for Jimmy’s Hall Today an assembly that addresses the realities of the deportation system as it operates in Ireland today. Curated & facilitated by Donal O'Kelly and hosted by the Abbey Theatre. Recorded live at the Abbey Theatre 27 August 2018 Podcast Editor: Lisa Farrelly/Sound Guru: Derek Conaghy

Catherine Young Dance initiated The Welcoming Project in 2016 as a way to foster cultural integration and social inclusion with Ireland's new communities. Through a common bond (the arts), the playing field is equal and a space is offered where people can come together, share their culture, their music, songs, dances, food and stories. A place where Irish people can be inspired to learn the cultures of others and where new communities have the opportunity to meet local Irish people. Currently the group includes migrants, refugees, asylum seekers and local Irish spanning many countries including: Syria, Iran, Palestine, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq, Algeria, Zimbabwe, Burundi, Malawi, Ethiopia, South Africa, Uganda, Ireland, UK, Switzerland, Germany among others. The project, through dance, challenges prejudice and misconceptions, develops empathy, and promotes intercultural understanding between migrants and the host communities in Kerry, Dublin and Longford where they take place. The project also develops personal and transferable skills in migrants, making positive improvements – building self confidence and self-esteem, presentation skills, language and communication, new friendships and awareness of Ireland’s cultures. It promotes the positive contribution of migrants. A core decision when creating the group was to have a mix of local people with migrants in order for each to get to know the other so the group strives for a 50:50 ratio of migrants to locals. To date the collective have created two full length works of excellence: ‘Welcoming the Stranger’ (2016) and ‘It takes a Village’ (2017). It takes a Village, music & dance was recorded live at the Abbey Theatre 27 August 2018 Podcast Editor:Lisa Farrelly/Sound Guru: Derek Conaghy

Song for the Faithful Departed sung by Ruth McGill with Brian Gilligan, Andrew Linnie, Aindrias de Staic & Catherine Bell for Jimmy’s Hall Today assembly that addresses the realities of the deportation system as it operates in Ireland today. Curated & facilitated by Donal O'Kelly and hosted by the Abbey Theatre. Recorded live at the Abbey Theatre 27 August 2018 Podcast Editor: Lisa Farrelly/Sound Guru: Derek Conaghy

The Jimmy’s Hall Today assembly addresses the realities of the deportation system as it operates in Ireland today. For every person who comes to Ireland seeking refuge, the fear of deportation is deep. The assembly includes testimonies from international protection applicants and their supporters on how Department of Justice policy and procedures deeply affect their lives. It will also address the changes to detention and deportation procedures introduced by the International Protection Act 2016. The assembly is introduced by Director of the Abbey Theatre, Graham McLaren and facilitated & curated by actor Donal O'Kelly Contributions from: Vukasin Nedeljkovic: Photographer Lucky Khambule: Director of Movement of Asylum Seekers Ireland Jimmy’s Hall actress Bríd Ní Neachtain as Alice Gralton. Dr. Anne Mulhall: ARN & UCD English Department Jimmy’s hall cast members Song for the Faithful Departed: Ruth McGill, Brian Gilligan, Andrew Linnie, Aindrias de Staic & Catherine Bell. Catherine Young: Dancer & Choreographer introduces It Takes a Village dance piece with 20 dancers, musicians and vocalist. Mrs. Sabina Higgins reads from Edna O’Brien’s The Little Red Chairs Jimmy’s hall cast members: Whitney Houston’s I Want to dance with Somebody: Sarah Madigan, Muiris Crowley, Bríd Ní Neachtain, Aindrias de Staic, Brian Gilligan, Bosco Hogan, Catherine Bell, Andrew Linnie & Ruth McGill. From the Hall: Vekash Khokhar: Nurse, volunteer, community member & dancer. Mona Considine : General Manager, Backstage Theatre, Longford Paul Gralton: Descendant of James Gralton. Jimmy’s Hall Today is hosted by the Abbey Theatre, convened by MASI (Movement of Asylum Seekers in Ireland) and Afri. Podcast Editor: Lisa Farrelly/ Sound Guru: Derek Conaghy 270818

In this latest podcast Lisa Farrelly talks with Movement Director Vicki Manderson about her process of collaboration, finding phrases that fit the shape of the feeling & keeping the plates spinning whilst dancing in the kitchen. Jimmy's Hall runs at the Abbey Theatre until 8 September charging on to Town Hall Theatre Galway for the 11 September and arriving at the Cork Opera House on the 18 September 2018. Recorded on Thursday 16 August 2018 at the Abbey Theatre Interviewer & Editor: Lisa Farrelly Sound Guru: Derek Conaghy Photo Credit: Bronwen Sharp Music Excerpt(c)NinjaTune

The Jimmy's Hall company, led by Michael John McCarthy, recorded three of the tracks from this production; A Stor Mo Chroi, Bean Phaídín and Faithful Departed. Jimmy's Hall is adapted from Paul Laverty's film script, directed by Graham McLaren. Song for the Faithful Departed Vocals & Electric Guitar: Ruth McGill Shaker & Cajon: Brian Gilligan Piano: Andrew Linnie Bass: Alan Devally Tin Whistle: Catherine Bell Harmonica: Aindrias de Staic Recorded in Open Door Studios, Limerick by Joe Mulcahy.

The Jimmy's Hall company, led by Michael John McCarthy, recorded three of the tracks from this production; A Stor Mo Chroi, Bean Phaídín and Faithful Departed. Jimmy's Hall is adapted from Paul Laverty's film script, directed by Graham McLaren. Recorded in Open Door Studios, Limerick by Joe Mulcahy. Bean Pháidín / Out On The Ocean Vocals: Bríd Ní Neachtain, Lisa Lambe & Company Bodhrán: Muiris Crowley Fiddle: Aindrias de Staic Guitar: Alan Devally Cajon: Brian Gilligan Bones: Bosco Hogan Flute: Catherine Bell Piano: Andrew Linnie

The Jimmy's Hall company, led by Michael John McCarthy, recorded three of the tracks from this production; A Stor Mo Chroi, Bean Phaídín and Faithful Departed. Jimmy's Hall is adapted from Paul Laverty's film script, directed by Graham McLaren. Recorded in Open Door Studios, Limerick by Joe Mulcahy. A Stor Mo Chroí Vocals: Lisa Lambe Piano: Richard Clements Fiddle: Aindrais de Staic Bass: Brian Gilligan Soprano Sax: Andrew Linnie Flute: Catherine Bell Choral Vocals: Rest of Company

Fresh from playing Jimmy Gralton in Jimmy's Hall, actor Richard Clements talks stage frights in Let the Right One In, sleeping with the light on and the genuine terror of being a parent. Tracks included in this recording are 'I Don't Want to Lose You Now' and 'Hurricane', both written and performed by Richard Clements. Let The Right One In is presented by the National Theatre of Scotland by arrangement with Marla Rubins Productions Ltd and Bill Kenwright in association with the Abbey Theatre. Recorded: Friday 1 December in the rehearsal room of the Abbey Theatre Broadcast: Monday 4 December. Interviewer & Editor: Lisa Farrelly Sound Guru: Derek Conaghy

Podcast Short: Actor Craig Connolly talks about his approach to research, the process of acting and the selective histories of hidden Ireland. Podcast short Triple Play/Part Three Recorded on Wednesday August 9 at the Abbey Theatre Interviewer & Editor: Lisa Farrelly Sound Guru: Derek Conaghy

Podcast Short: Jimmy's Hall actor Sarah Madigan talks about characters grounded in reality, the freedom of performance and one particular production that shook the ground beneath her feet. Podcast short Triple Play/Part Two Recorded on Thursday August 10 at the Abbey Theatre Interviewer & Editor: Lisa Farrelly Sound Guru: Derek Conaghy

Podcast Short: Musician & actor Catherine Bell talks about the experience of working on Jimmy's Hall in Dublin and in Leitrim, the strength of the ensemble and the reinvention of Charles Bukowski. Podcast short Triple Play/Part One Recorded on Thursday August 10 at the Abbey Theatre Interviewer & Editor: Lisa Farrelly Sound Guru: Derek Conaghy

Kahleen set up KCC (Kahleen Crawford Casting) in 2006, and moved to London again in 2014. Kahleen's work over the years in casting includes: Green Street Hooligans, Hallam Foe, Looking for Eric, Donkeys, Oranges and Sunshine, Weekend, and The Angel's Share.Kahleen's more recent projects in casting include: Under the Skin, Sunshine on Leith, God Help the Girl, Jimmy's Hall, and the Oscar nominated, 45 Years.

Kinos säsongspremiär innehåller den svenska roadmovien Odödliga, den evige vänstermannen Ken Loachs manusförfattare - Paul Laverty och en episk mor och dotterrelation i kultklassikern Grey Gardens. Hur kommer det sig att samtidigt som streamingjättarna tar över marknaden, videobutikerna stängs ner och VOD-tjänster har blivit vardag, att det ändå är biografpremiär och antalet sålda biobiljetter som räknas? När Alex Garlands Ex Machina med Alicia Vikander i huvudrollen som robot, nu släpps direkt på dvd rasar folk på nätet över att den inte går upp på bio. Och länge var det oklart om det skulle bli biodistribution för den av många efterlängtade hiphop-filmen Straight Outta Compton om den amerikanska rapgruppen N.W.A. Nu kommer den på bio i alla fall till fansens förtjusning. Kinos reporter Fredrik Wadström har undersökt vårt förhållande till filmkonsumtion och biografromantik.Andreas Öhman gjorde succé redan med sin långfilmsdebut, I rymden finns inga känslor, som snart ska göras i en amerikansk version. 2012 kom Bitchkram om fejkat liv på internet och förra året släpptes Remake, ett experimentellt kärleksdrama helt och hållet inspelad med handkamera. Till Kinostudion kommer han med sin alldeles nya film Odödliga som är en klassisk roadmovie, inspirerad av Thelma & Louise och True Romance, om Isak och Em som följs åt på en vådlig resa norrut i stulen bil. Vi har också träffat manusförfattaren till Ken Loachs tolv senaste filmer, så även den som sägs bli Loachs sista - bioaktuella Jimmy's Hall. Paul Laverty började sitt liv som filosof, blev sedan jurist och slutligen manusförfattare i vänsteranda.Programledare: Saman BakhtiariProducent: Nina Asarnoj

Tyler and David are joined by Kyle Anderson to discuss the films they saw at this year's LA Film Fest.

Tyler and David talk about the movies and TV shows they've watched recently, including To Have and Have Not and Alien 3.

Ash, Dan, Rob and Becky make it two weeks in a row as a full team! Tweviews come in the shape of A Million Ways to Die in the West, Malificent and Jimmy's Hall, Becky experiences 2001: A Space Odyssey for the first time and we review the latest Tom Cruise sci-fi vehicle, Edge of Tomorrow.

Darren and Laura review Jimmy's Hall, Two Days, One Night, Sils Maria & Lost River

Tonight's Front Row, presented by Samira Ahmed, reviews Ken Loach's new film Jimmy's Hall - based on the true story of 1930s Irish hero Jimmy Gralton, who defied his parish priest and built a community hall. Also in the programme: Liel Leibovitz on Leonard Cohen's enduring appeal and why he wrote a biography of him; Geoff Dyer on being a writer-in-residence aboard an American naval vessel; and three fictional US television characters take on the British Royal family.