Showing posts with label Thisispopbaby. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Thisispopbaby. Show all posts

Sunday, 22 April 2012

WERK READING - PICS etc.

Thisispopbaby's WERK last night was fantastic: a fun, warm, positivity-all-over the-gaff event. Never mind that I could have been the mother of most of the people there (way to feel old), it was great to be out among those who love to mix it up in terms of venue (the Peacock Bar lined with gold) and acts (drag, spoken word, comedy, song). For my bit, I read from The Juno Charm and it seemed to go over well.

Lots of the cast of the Abbey's current smash Alice in Funderland took to the stage: they are young, hip, beautiful and talented. As are those behind Thisispopbaby, who are also very organised and friendly and that is why - I think - the whole thing works so well. You can be gorgeous and talented but if you don't treat people well or or keep the thing snappy, the whole lot can feel wrong. This crew are definitely getting it all right.

And I didn't get home to my bed until 4.30am. Way to feel young!

Wayne Jordan
Host, Tony Flynn
Mark O'Halloran
Me
Mini Melange
The Funderband
Paddy Fagan
Miss Panti

Tuesday, 17 April 2012

THISISPOPBABY - WERK READING

THISISPOPBABY @ The Electric Picnic (pic. Irish Times)
I'm reading at ThisIsPopBaby's WERK on Saturday night in Dublin at the Peacock in the Abbey Theatre. WERK is a performance cabaret/party. Lots of fun! In their own words:

'In a late-night haze of neon and performance, live art and discotheque, the belly of the Abbey Theatre is returning to WERK. Underground club and performance roulette - this legendary cocktail of ideas is an epic night out of your making. Irreverent, bold and trashy; WERK is the house of outrageous investigation, obscene talent and unnatural beauty. It’s a party. Clock in – WERK out.

Performance roulette, installation explosion and subversive club – WERK is irreverent, eclectic, surprising and fun. A hard night’s WERK will spark ideas, be rich in conversation and provoke action.'

11.30pm to 2.30am, Saturday 21st April, Peacock Bar, Abbey Theatre