Podcast appearances and mentions of jimmy fay

As Pride Month comes to a close, we speak to the team behind the NYC Queer History Walking Tour. They give guided tours of the Lower East Side and the East Village, featuring venues of importance that played a part in shaping LGBTQ+ life in the city, including theaters, bookstores, and nightclubs. Katie Vogel of the Henry Street Settlement, as well as Jimmy Fay and Salonee Bhaman of the Close Friends Collective join us to discuss. *This segment is guest-hosted by Tiffany Hanssen. 

The Tonight Show hits the road to explore how Ireland is coping with Covid on both sides of the border. Claire Brock will host from Belfast, where she will speak to medical professionals, business owners and journalists about what Northern Ireland is doing differently to the Republic, and whether it is working. Gavan Reilly is in Studio in Dublin for the latest developments, as Cabinet meets to discuss how many people will be allowed at weddings from August and the latest on the vaccine rollout. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hollow Public Radio Presents... Escalations: The Helpline Triptych, Part III We return, one last time, to the helpline for the lost calls of the polyverse. Seeking help, looking for answers, or just searching for a friend. There's always a number to dial.  For this quarantine-made series we reached out to some of our favorite writers and comedians to create something unique.   We hope you have enjoyed this special as much as we loved making it, and thank you again to everyone who contributed to all three parts.   Hollow Public Radio is produced by Alexis B Preston, Michael Dean, and Grant Martz.   Voicemails were written and performed by Harry Chaskin, Edgar Momplaisir, Justin Michael, Emmet Andrews, Katelyn Hempstread, Colton Stickney, Michael Dean, Ronnie Adrian, and Jimmy Fay.   Additional voice Talent includes Edgar Momplaisir and Cole De La Isla.   The voice of the Hollow is Jade Louise. All audio engineering, sound design, and original music by Grant Martz. Additional production by Cole De La Isla and Blake Martz.

Town of Strangers by Treasa O’Brien, introduces us to a cross section of people who have made a new life in Gort, IFI.ie, Sue Rainsford’s 'Redder Days' is the tale of twins in a world where contagion causes humans & animals to mutate, Duke Ellington was one of the most influential figures in jazz music, Jimmy Fay of the Lyric, recommends his music.

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This week we were delighted to be joined by performance artist Amanda Coogan & partner Jimmy Fay (Lyric Theatre, Belfast) for a chat about life under the COVID-19 restrictions, and how they are adapting plans for 2020 projects in light of the current event postponements/cancellations.Amanda Coogan is an Irish performance artist. She studied under the performance artist Marina Abramović at the HBK Hochschule fur Bildende Kunste, Braunschweig, Germany. In her performance art, she also produces video and photographs from live performances.http://www.amandacoogan.comThe Work presents with John Kelly - https://youtu.be/9cTjGcGOWkoJimmy Fay is Executive Producer at The Lyric Theatre in Belfast. He is a former Associate Artist and Literary Director of the Abbey Theatre. https://lyrictheatre.co.uk/

Director Jimmy Fay joins John in studio and picks tunes by Lisa O'Neill, Neil Young and Miles Davis. Currently Executive Producer of the Lyric Theatre in Belfast, Jimmy remembers Tallaght in the 1980s, working with Sam Shepard and buying his first Beatles album hours before John Lennon died.

Ever hear the one about Natalie Wood? You know, how she was a brilliant actor and beloved mother and died under mysterious circumstances??? Jimmy Fay is back on the 'cast and she's got a theory about how Natalie Wood really died. A theory that is both tragic and UPSETTINGLY NORMAL. But along the way we have some classic goofs about Christopher Walken impressions, mouth blood, the patriarchy, finding meaning in chaos, and wordplay.

Thursday 20 September 2012One of our most industrious freelance directors, Jimmy Fay is equally at home handling Sheppard at the Abbey or Ross O’Carroll Kelly at the Gaiety. Here we chat about growing up in Tallaght, his first steps into the business, the formation of Bedrock and their huge early success, the birth of the Dublin Fringe Festival, his love of movies and his thoughts on the director as creative rather than interpretive artist. It’s episode 46 of the Rise Productions: Irish Theatre Podcast – Enjoy!

Thursday 15 December 2011One of Ireland’s best and busiest actors, Rory Nolan’s career just keeps going from strength to strength. Here he talks about his formative years in UCD’s DramSoc, his ongoing relationships with directors Jimmy Fay and Lynne Parker, and plans for the world tour of Druid’s Murphy Project next year. It’s Episode 6 of the Rise Productions Irish Theatre Podcast – Enjoy!

The Internationale: Closing song for the rally for Marriage Equality recorded at the Abbey Theatre on 13 May 2015 with The Risen People cast members Kate Stanley Brennan, Hilda Fay, Phelim Drew with Ranae von Meding, Eric O’Brien, Fra Fee, Peter Coonan, Manus Halligan,Terry O’Neill, Janice Byrne and the Students from The Lir Academy and The Gaiety School of Acting. Along with the great and the good that contributed to the wonderful day's event. The Internationale taken from The Risen People directed by Jimmy Fay from a version by Jim Sheridan. Composer and Musical Director Conor Linehan.

Wayne, Jordan the production's director and others of the creative and production team shed light on their work, including Andy Koegh, Sarah Bacon, Sarah Jane Shiels, Niamh Lunny, Katie Davenport, Mel Mercier, Fiach Mac Conghail and Jimmy Fay.

In this clip Marie Louise Muir interviews Owen McCafferty and Patrick O'Kane, where they discuss their working relationship and in particular their collaboration on Quietly. The original interview aired on BBC Radio Ulster Arts Extra, Tuesday 13 November 2012. Quietly, written by Owen McCafferty and directed by Jimmy Fay, made its World Premiere on the Peacock stage at the Abbey Theatre from the 14 November -15 December 2012. In 2013 it goes on tour to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, running at the Traverse Theatre from the 1 - 25 August. Information is available at www.abbeytheatre.ie

Actor Declan Conlon, who is currently playing the character of Ian in Quietly, takes time out to discuss his acting career to date, his long and established career with the the Abbey Theatre, and the different experiences he has had playing characters on it's two stages. Quietly, written by Owen McCafferty and directed by Jimmy Fay, made its World Premiere on the Peacock stage at the Abbey Theatre from the 14 November -15 December 2012. In 2013 it goes on tour to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, running at the Traverse Theatre from the 1 - 25 August. Information is available at www.abbeytheatre.ie

Actor Patrick O'Kane, previews his Meet the Makers Abbey Talk 'Actor's Voices: the people behind the performances', as part of the run of Quietly. In this talk he is joined by producer Lynnette Moran to consider the role of actors as theatre artists within the broader spectrum of the arts. Quietly, written by Owen McCafferty and directed by Jimmy Fay, made its World Premiere on the Peacock stage at the Abbey Theatre from the 14 November -15 December 2012. In 2013 it goes on tour to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, running at the Traverse Theatre from the 1 - 25 August. Information is available at www.abbeytheatre.ie