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Hannah found a lump. She’s staying calm and not Googling her symptoms (ok, maybe only a little). Everything will be fine, right? An exploration of circus and theatre based on her own experience with cancer.. Hannah found a lump. It’s nothing really, everything will be ok, right? An exploration of circus and theatre based on her own experience with cancer. She’s staying calm and isn’t googling her symptoms. Everything will be ok right? An exploration of circus and theatre based on her own experience with cancer. Hannah found a lump. An exploration of what happens when an aerialist can’t trust their body, based on her own experience with cancer. Supported by 
Arts Council Ireland, Dublin City Arts Office, Taking Flight, Dance Ireland, and Circusful

With thanks to Anne Marie, Jackie, Myra, and all in the Bons Secours Oncology Ward


For Sophie who ran cold water over my wrists when no one else knew.
For Katie who brought me strawberries when I couldn’t eat anything else.
For Sue who was gone too soon. Photography by Monika Palova Mentors Emmen Jude Donnelly, Lindsey Butcher, Betty Duffy With love to Grace For Sophie who ran cold water on my wrists. For Katie who brought me strawberries. For Suzanne who was gone too soon. For more information on how to get checked, please visit Irishcancersociety.ie ——— Lucy and Yak

Alexa Trousers: ORGANIC COTTON - Black Black S (UK 8-10) REG _____ ADIArtsAdmin24! A powerful, uplifting duet exploring ageing and care, blending visceral imagery, dance and music. Celebrating the strength of mature bodies and challenging the cult of youth, the show is a reclaiming of the ageing body created by dance-theatre innovators Junk Ensemble. Featuring acclaimed actor Mikel Murfi and leading dance artist Finola Cronin (formerly of Pina Bausch’s Tanztheater Wuppertal) the performers are heroic, vulnerable, comedic, and completely themselves in the work. They care fiercely for each other and defend their independence. As they hold each other up and push each other down, the ‘performance’ of age is unpacked as a reminder of ourselves: our worst and our best. Project Arts Centre and Junk Ensemble are thrilled to present an ISL Performance featuring Caoimhe Gray, followed by a post-show discussion moderated by Cian O’ Brian on Thursday, March 28. If you require assistance for your visit, email access@projectartscentre.ie or call 01 8819 613. You can find the latest information about Project’s accessibility here. For more information, visit projectarts.ie. A black and white photo of a man stood to camera shirtless, his face is being pulled by two hands emerging from behind him. Two people in a black and white photo mid-motion. A man is holding a woman dressed in all black. He has his arms around her shoulders and behind her knees and is halfway between standing and the floor. Shrugs Rd and hanging Twists Pullups Ticks frog leg lifts Front and back balances Twists Pike straddles Meathooks Etsyemmen2! Insta Scene+Heard24! Headphones? Exfoliant. Charger Nails Pack toiletries Pyjamas? Pitta bread? Hummus. Pickles Salad leaves. Bananas. Sparkling water. shrugs, tucks, froggies, leg lifts, straddles, up and overs shrugs, tucks, short arm hold, long arm hold, negative pull ups, postitive pull ups Sad phone calls Nyci Back Hive Sorcha talk Painkiller bag Paul ocd No thank you on podcast Covid in family Balance of efforts Vault and checking Laptop Dyke ring 89602106246 104913 Mayonnaise. Cherries Broccoli Cauliflower. Elderflower tonic? Sparkling water. Hummus. Feta Seedy bread? Cordial. Cancer feels like your own body has betrayed you, and I think an audience can relate to this in multiple ways. Either through their own experience of cancer, but also chronic illness, disability, watching the body age or change, or even simply negative body image. I want the audience to feel the impact of holding the shame and silence around the topic of cancer treatment. While we often raise awareness of recovery or research, many cancer patients wait until their remission to share their experience. The disease can often swallow up everything including your own identity. There is an impatience to cancer that I would like the audience to feel. This is represented in the waiting room, but also in the sense waiting for it to all be over. Circus is an unusual and radical art form, and from my experience the audience is always waiting on the edge of their seat to see what happens next. There is also the waiting to go back to normal or even for there to be celebrations. Instead we often return back to the same waiting room seat. I intend to illicit these emotional responses from the audience through storytelling, sharing my own experience honestly, and using dark humour. I think aerial dance in particular will be an excellent tool to make my audience feel the emotions that I am sharing in this performance. Circus and cancer both leave the viewer to looking on in suspense, wondering what will come next and knowing that it could end badly at any moment.


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Opportunity: Rethink Ireland’s Disability Participation and Awareness Fund 2024


Posted: 14 March, 2024


Funding announced by Rethink Ireland and the Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth is set to accelerate access and skills-building for people with disabilities, with a €3.5 million injection of funding for the sector to support projects.

Five high-performing projects that applied under the 2023 application process were awarded a share of €1.1 million. These include Project Arts Centre, SOS Kilkenny, Cumas New Ross, Paralympics Ireland, and No Barriers Foundation. Up 10 new projects will be eligible to share in funding worth a total of €2.4m available through application for the funding below.

The 2024 Disability Participation and Awareness Fund is now open for applications from change-making non-profit organisations focused on supporting people with disabilities to participate in community life. This includes social, cultural, arts and sports participation, as well as promoting disability awareness and training at a local level, and supporting pathways for young people transitioning through education.

The goal of the Disability Participation and Awareness Fund 2024 is to support innovative projects or organisations across Ireland to: 

  1. Enhance community, social, cultural and physical participation of people with disabilities in all aspects of community life.
  2. Promote disability awareness and training for people with disabilities at the local level.
  3. Promote innovation in supports and pathways for teenagers transitioning from secondary school through the use of innovative and meaningful services, products or programmes.

The Fund offers a package of cash grants and non-financial supports to the value of €200,000* for up to 10 projects, to help them expand and increase their social impact.

This includes:

  • Up to 10 awards of up to €200,000*
  • The non-financial supports will include:
    • a place on Rethink Ireland’s Accelerator Programme
    • bespoke business and capacity building supports designed in consultation with the successful projects on topics such as strategic planning, maximising your impact, communications, storytelling and fundraising.
  • Access to Rethink Ireland’s networks.

You can apply to The Disability Participation and Awareness Fund 2024 via the online portal until 5th April 2024. For more information and to apply, visit rethinkireland.ie.

If you would like to access an Easy Read version of these Fund Guidelines, please click here.

Join Rethink Ireland for their application clinics to find out more and answer any questions that you have. The next application clinic will be held on Thursday, 20th March at 1 pm: Register here


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