photographysThe next village is a lovely idea – a line from Kafka, and people are asked to respond to it in various ways. Keith Ridgway asked me to get involved and I thought that doing something with audio would be good. Then I realised that there was something I had already done in Italy on [...]
Senator David Norris was in fine barnstorming form as LGBT Noise organised another successful protest today, ending up outside the Dublin Civil Registry Office and staging a “break-in”.
I’m easy to please. Put me in a few fields with over 30,000 happy people and I soak up the atmosphere until I’m giddy. A pill-less e-zone. Put a camera in my hands, however, and I’m lethal. The act of observation changes that which is being observed; but it also changes this observer.
There is an [...]
When Mozart was 12 he wrote an operetta called Bastien & Bastienne. Opera Theatre Company offered a free performance as part of the Fringe Festival in the shadow of St Patrick’s Cathedral, and despite the rain and a dodgy radio mike, an enjoyable time was had by all.
A wonderful evening at Crawdaddy the other night – the delightful Jay Brannan came to town. Support came from the endearingly shy and promising Adam Matthews, and, the opposite of shy, fresh from thisispopbaby at Electric Picnic, Justin Bond. It was a Shortbus reunion. I have to say Bond is definitely an acquired taste – [...]
Class.
The coolest tent of the festival
Soulful as ever.
Happiest moment of the festival – Franti playing to the packed Body and Soul main stage.
Love the tuba
Interesting
