PUBLIC PROGRAMME
MONDAY 13 June: 16.00–17.00
Burke theatre, Arts building
Mark O’Connell: Every Day is Bloomsday: Living with Joyce in Dublin
Chair: Sam Slote (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland)
Free and open to the public; no reservation needed
MONDAY 13 June: 19.00–21.00
The Trinity Long Room Hub
Finnegans Wake: Suite of Affections. A Dialogue with Composer Roger Doyle and Vincent Deane
Free, but advance booking is required: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/finnegans-wake-suite-of-affections-with-roger-doyle-vincent-deane-tickets-320691746647
MONDAY 13 June: 19.00–21.00
Samuel Beckett Theatre
Ulysses – A Magic Lantern Odyssey
Tickets €15, book at https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ulysses-a-magic-lantern-odyssey-tickets-344782412477
All our Bloomsday activities are free and open to the public and registration is not required:
THURSDAY 16 June: 11.00–12.30
Burke theatre, Arts building
‘Arena: James Joyce’s Ulysses’
A preview screening of a new documentary to mark the 100th anniversary of Ulysses. A DoubleBand/Lone Star Co-production for BBC Arts and BBC Northern Ireland with the support of Northern Ireland Screen. With q&a with the director Adam Low and producer Martin Rosenbaum.
THURSDAY 16 June: 14.00–15.00
Burke theatre, Arts building
Eimear McBride: Joyce, Joy and Enjoying Ulysses Still
Chair: Jarlath Killeen (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland)
THURSDAY 16 June: 15.30–16.30
Burke theatre, Arts building
Reimagining Nora: Nuala O’Connor and Mary Morrissy
Chair: Anne Fogarty (University College Dublin, Ireland)