Presented in partnership with the Ireland 2016 Centenary

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Presented in partnership with the Ireland 2016 Centenary Programme
Supported by An Chomhairle Ealaíon | The Arts Council
HIGHLIGHTS
matter, aiming to see if we can
make better decisions based on
reason rather than emotion.
hosted by celebrated BBC
journalist, Fergal Keane.
Mindfield at Electric Picnic.
Presented in partnership with
the Ireland 2016 Centenary
Programme and with the
support of the Arts Council /
An Chomhairle Ealaíon.
L
EVIATHAN:
POLITICAL
CABARET features,
for the first time, daily
live satirical news
broadcasts from the
Waterford Whispers
News crew which now
boasts more than half a
million Facebook fans.
The hugely
popular
Soundings is
back, hosted by
award-winning
comedy writer, Sharon Horgan
and Dylan Haskins with Aisling
Amnesty Hour will look at the
new global plan for refugees
amid the growing international
crisis. Host Audrey Carville
talks to Syrian refugees Ghias
Aljundi and Rhazan Ibraheem
about their stories, together
with Amnesty Ireland’s Colm
O’Gorman.
Bea and special guests.
The Twenty-One Sixteen
Parliament chaired by Ceann
Comhairle
Blindboy
Boatclub of the
Rubberbandits,
with speakers
including Prof Luke O’Neill of
TCD, Dr. Rhona Mahony, Master
of the National Maternity
Hospital, Rosaleen McDonagh, a
playwright from the Traveller
community, and Green Party
leader Eamon Ryan.
Blindboy Boatclub will also
present What the F**k is
Culture Anyway? with a panel of
“gasc*ntists” who will try to get a
handle on what culture means to
Irish people and what Irish culture
means to the world.
There’s Miriam and Al’s Sunday
Brunch – a chat show with
RTÉ’s Miriam O’Callaghan and
comedy’s fastest-rising star, Al
Porter plus special guests.
History Ireland Hedge School
asks whether the Battle of the
Somme was a heroic sacrifice
or senseless slaughter and
explores festivals from the Feast
of Uisneach to Electric Picnic
and what makes humans need to
gather and get intoxicated!
The 3Debates hosted by Colm
O’Regan will feature groundbreaking live audio-visual mix and
online commentary from 3Pin
Audiovisual.
In conjunction
with the Irish
Research
Council, The
Experts Bite
Back is a new show which fact
checks claims by politicians and
the media on recent controversial
issues and gets to the truth of the
We’ve also got political cabaret
from the Avant Gardaí and
Paddy Cullivan; Nick Kelly’s
SEE: HEAR and the wonderful
Salon du Chat.
Angela Fulcher at Mindfield
Angela Fulcher, commissioned
by Mindfield at Electric Picnic
to produce a new work for the
Leviathan Political Cabaret tent,
has invited Maser to collaborate
on the production of a large
scale fabric banner which will
serve as a backdrop for the tent’s
performances.
The abstracted pattern of glitter
spandex, crush velvet and bath
towels refers to crashing waves
in the deep sea, drawn from the
idea of the Leviathan sea monster
alluded to in Hobbes title for
his classic treatise on statecraft.
Responding through colour and
surface to ideas that will play out
in the tent, the piece provides a
platform for Maser’s design for the
Repeal the 8th mural.
Fulcher will also install her 2010
work Hurry on Sundown in the
Word Tent. Hurry on Sundown
is a suspended structure of fabric
panels stitched into a net design
for a geodesic sphere, which she
constructed from tents abandoned
at a 2009 music festival.
Angela is a recipient of the Next
Generation Bursary Award
2016, a special initiative of the
Arts Council and the Ireland
2016 Centenary Programme, in
recognition of the role of artists in
the events of 1916.
MindField at Electric Picnic is presented in partnership with the Ireland 2016 Centenary Programme. Mural by Gearoid O’Dea.
LEVIATHAN STAGE
SEE:HEAR
A unique stage show about how
rock’n’roll taught Nick Kelly to
make movies.
SOUNDINGS – HOSTED BY DYLAN
HASKINS & SHARON HORGAN
Soundings live show-come
podcast to be co-hosted by Sharon
“A captivating, rock’n’roll Horgan and Dylan Haskins,
returns to Mindfield with guests
roller coaster ride
through the medium of
including Aisling Bea.
sound and vision”
– Anthony Gibney
(Music Producer / Musician)
“Without doubt one of the highlights
of the festival” – Dave Judge, (Promoter,
Canalaphonic Festival, Dublin)
“Genius” – Laurence O’Fuarain (Actor)
15:45 – 16:45
13:00 – 14:20
AMNESTY HOUR
LATE LATE SUNDAY SHOW
Hosted by Audrey Carville
With Miriam
O’Callaghan, Al Porter
and special guests
16:50 – 17:50
FRIDAY
TWENTY ONE SIXTEEN PARLIAMENT
Hosted by Blindboy Boat Club
14:00 – 17:50
SALON DU CHAT
HISTORY IRELAND HEDGE SCHOOL
18:00 – 19:00
THE EXPERTS BITE BACK
18:00 – 19:10
The Experts Bite Back
hosted by Fergal Keane
(in partnership with the
Irish Research Council)
SEE: HEAR – NICK KELLY
19:20 – 20:20
AVANT GARDAÍ
20:30 – 20:40
WATERFORD WHISPERS NEWS: LIVE
SATURDAY
11:00 – 12:50
SALON DU CHAT
From Uisneach to Electric Picnic – A
History of Festivals
The Battle of the Somme: Heroic
Sacrifice or Senseless Slaughter?
15:40 – 16:40
WHAT THE FUCK
IS CULTURE ANYWAY?
Hosted by
Blindboy Boat Club
19:20 – 20:20
LEVIATHAN:
TRUMP, BREXIT AND THE HEALY-RAES: 16:50 – 17:50
LEVIATHAN:
IS IT TIME TO DUMP DEMOCRACY?
3D Debate with Colm
TRUMP, BREXIT AND THE HEALY-RAES:
O’Regan and 3pin
IS IT TIME TO DUMP DEMOCRACY?
Audiovisual
13:00 – 14:00
HISTORY IRELAND HEDGE SCHOOL
14:30 – 15:30
20:30 – 20:40
3D Debate with Colm O’Regan and 3pin
Audiovisual
18:00 – 19:00
PADDY CULLIVAN:
THE 10 DARK SECRETS
OF 1916
14:10 – 15:40
SOUNDINGS – HOSTED BY DYLAN
HASKINS & SHARON HORGAN
With Aisling Bea and
special guests
SUNDAY
11:00 – 12:50
SALON DU CHAT
19:00 – 19: 10
Nick Kelly is a Choice Music Prizenominated solo artist, responsible for
some of the most loved Irish singles
of all time with his former band The
Fat Lady Sings, and voted #3 Best Irish
Songwriter in Hot Press Magazine’s 2015
Reader’s Poll (after Hozier and Damien
Rice) for his most recent album “Loads”,
released under his Alien Envoy alter ego.
He’s also an Oscar-shortlisted filmmaker (for 2011’s Live Action Short
“Shoe”), whose work has been featured
by New York’s MOMA, and has just
wrapped on his eagerly-anticipated
first feature “The Drummer And The
Goalkeeper”, funded by the Irish Film
Board.
SEE:HEAR is a new stage show
developed by Nick - intertwining a live
musical performance of some of his
best-loved songs; a screening of his three
acclaimed short films; and a witty and
compelling talk on the many strong
links that Nick sees between making
music and movies.
“I truly believe that my background in
rock’n’roll gives me huge advantages as
a film-maker. The subjects that inspire
me, the muscles I’m using to do the
work, the kinds of people and processes
I interact with, the challenges I face and
the skills I’ve developed to meet those
challenges are all pretty much identical.
SEE:HEAR is my way of justifying my
own creative process, and explaining
how I think these two art forms can
cross-pollinate and benefit each
other. Plus I get to play my songs AND
screen my movies in public, which is a
particular thrill.” – Nick Kelly
www.nickkelly.ie
A packed-out highlight
of Mindfield last year
and following a string of
sold-out shows in
Ireland and the UK - live
show-come podcast Soundings returns
to Saturday afternoon in Stradbally.
Actor and writer Sharon Horgan
(Catastrophe) steps in for Lisa Hannigan
as co-host with Dylan Haskins.
Comedian Aisling Bea is
the first guest confirmed
to join Dylan and Sharon
in the Leviathan Tent at
Mindfield for an hour
and a half of story and song, with more
special guests still to be announced.
Soundings is a show for the curious, the
serious and the hilarious with guests
telling three stories to inspire, alarm
and humour, eased along with musical
interludes. Previous guests have ranged
from war photographers to drag queens
to Catholic priests, with well known
names like Amy Huberman, David
O’Doherty, The National’s Aaron & Bryce
Dessner, Panti, Fionn Regan, Maeve
Higgins, Andy Irvine, Hudson Taylor,
Gabrielle Aplin and David Arnold.
Each live show is recorded and then
released as a free podcast. Get a taste
of what to expect at the festival by
subscribing to the show on iTunes or at
soundingspod.com
You can catch Soundings Holy Trinity at
2pm on Saturday 3rd September in the
Leviathan Tent at Mindfield.
WEBSITE: www.soundingspod.com
TWITTER: @soundingspod @diylan @
SharonHorgan @WeeMissBea
FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/
soundingspod
INSTAGRAM: @dylanhas @
sharonhorgan @weemissbea
THE EXPERTS BITE BACK
Hosted by celebrated
BBC journalist, Fergal
Keane - this show
features a panel of those
experts much-maligned
in the Brexit debate. They take the
hottest topics and look at how the media
and politicians twist fact to their own
ends.
This is information from reliable
sources, not paranoid Facebook
rantings. Tune in. Presented in
partnership with the Irish Research
Council
TWENTY SIXTEEN PARLIAMENT
Hosted by your Ceann Comhairle for
the day: Blindboy Boatclub of the
Rubberbandits, this is a parliament with
a difference! Hear short motions from a
cross section of Irish society on where
Ireland can and should be in 100 years
and how we might get there.
Speakers include Rhona Mahony, Master
of the National Maternity Hospital;
Eamon Ryan, leader of the Green Party;
theatre maker and disability rights
activist, Rosaleen McDonagh; Professor
Luke O’Neill, Trinity College, Dublin;
educator and co-founder of the Limerick
Spring, Jennifer Moroney-Ward;
philosopher, Sean Enda Power; and
more to be announced.
WHAT THE FUCK
IS CULTURE ANYWAY?
Hosted by Blindboy Boatclub, this show
explores what we mean when we talk
about culture. What distinguishes high
from low art; what is art worth; and who
gets to decide?
A provocative panel including the Arts
Editor of The Irish Times, Laurence
Mackin; playwright from the Traveller
community, Rosaleen McDonagh; PJ
Mathews of the School of English,
Drama and Film at UCD; and many
more will take it all on. Get stuck in.
THE WORD STAGE
FRIDAY
REPRISAL.................................. 16.00
REVEREND JM’S
PANIC WORKSHOP.................... 16.45
T
he Word Stage
returns this year
with a jam packed
line up of poets, rappers,
comedians, actors,
dreamers, storytellers
and rock Gods.
Featuring daily shows from some
of the finest storytellers in the
land brought to you by, among
others, The Candlelight Tales,
Ali Issac and Donegal’s finest
Keith Corcoran, a perfect way to
ease into the day and do away with
any hangover pain.
Amusings will bring a unique
blend of poetry, comedy and
craic, while the Cuirt Literary
Festival Showcase will give us an
opportunity to listen hear some
of the country’s finest slam poets
in action.
Throughout the weekend we will
showcase top spoken word artists
including Clara Rose Thornton,
Stephen Murphy, Acoustic Dan,
Mick Donnellan and many more
to be announced.
Festival favourites The
Brownbread Mixtape will no
doubt have the tent hopping with
their unique sense of wackiness,
A Dublin based band who describe
themselves as alt.gothic.jazzabilly.
country.fusion, and this mélange of
genre and form is as accurate as one can
get with the written word.
Nighttime at The Word this year
is filled with some of the top
national and international rockers
and rappers. Expect blistering
sets from the The Resurrection,
Backroad Smokers Club, Fallen
Lights, Reprisal, New Valley
Wolves, Good Man Sheila,
Cronin, Stone and Jezreel and
more.
Waterford’s finest rocker rappers.
Expect the unexpected.
THE MOTH................................. 16.00
STONE AND JEZREEL................. 21.00
THE BROWNBREAD MIXTAPE..... 17.00
DAVE’S RADIO........................... 18.15
All in all another weekend filled
with the finest of Hip Hoppers,
Show Stoppers, Jaw Droppers,
Funny Feckers, Head Wreckers,
Inspiration Bringers, Guitar
Slingers and beautiful singers.
Dublin’s spoken word festival present a
showcase of some of the hottest poets on
the scene.
LINGO........................................ 15.00
THE RESURRECTION.................. 21.30
Glastonbury favourite Mik
Artistik will be making his Irish
debut and his show is sure to be
one of the talking points of the
weekend.
Direct from his Sunday night residency
in Galway’s Roisin Dubh, John will be
bringing some sweet sounds from the
west.
DUBLIN’S UNDERGROUND BEAT.19.00
Featuring Johnny Rayge and the cream
of Dublin’s underground scene.
BACKROAD SMOKERS CLUB...... 19.45
A four piece funky rock n’ roll band from
Mullingar, Ireland, who blitz and excite
with their energy. The Resurrection have
supported The Strypes, The Academic
and The Minutes.
NEW VALLEY WOLVES................ 22.45
A two piece hard rock band straight out
of Dublin. With a sound bigger than
an A-Bomb and energy that borders on
psychotic, New Valley Wolves play dirty,
blues rock riffs with a sinister edge
SATURDAY
THE HANGOVER CLUB................ 11.00
Soft words for delicate ears.
CANDLELIT TALES...................... 12.00
Candlelit Tales work to evoke medieval
Irish tradition through live tellings of
Irish epic myths at their best.
Two storytellers, Aron and Sorcha,
began Candlelit Tales to tell these stories
with the passion, magic and play that are
inherent within the tales themselves.
A-MUSING................................. 13.00
Comedy, Spoken word, Music and a little
bit of the unexpected.
MIK ARTISTIK’S EGO TRIP......... 20.00
Mik Artistik’s Ego Trip
is an edgy, funny,
poetic unit who play
rock and roll stand
up. Chaos ensues onstage with Mik
chucking straws, spouting random
observations and following his train of
thought into the audience.
FALLEN LIGHTS.......................... 20.30
JOHN CONNEELEY...................... 17.30
Mary Coughlan will also grace
the stage, as will Galway man
John Conneely, whose residency
at Roisin Dubh is one of the most
talked about gigs in the West.
Featuring comedian Allison Spittle,
stories from Dave Rudden, music from
Shiftwork and Rapper Dark Haze.
Join the publishers of
the arts & literature
magazine The Moth
as they bring poems
pounding to life. Will
Govan will begin by
celebrating five years
of The Moth with a selection of the best
poems from the magazine. Rebecca
O’Connor, poet and editor of The Moth,
will sing some of the poems from her
collection We’ll Sing Blackbird. And
finally they will be joined onstage by the
award-winning British poet Daljit Nagra,
the first poet to win the Forward Prize
for both his first collection of poetry and
its title poem.
The lingo Spoken Word Festival
returns again with a line up of
some of the country’s best known
spoken word performers.
New to The Word this year is The
Gallery Sessions, featuring The
Whileaways and Tir Na nOg.
STORYMAP................................ 14.00
A raucous, fun, monthly show in
The Stag’s Head pub in Dublin. Each
Brownbread mixtape show has a theme.
The best contemporary Irish spoken
word performers, lyrical musicians
perform on the theme, while resident
sketch comedians come up with
hilarious original comedy.
THE POETRY DIVAS.................... 18.00
GRAHAM SWEENEY.................... 18.30
Graham Sweeney is a
singer-songwriter
from Achill Island,
Co. Mayo. His
distinctive sound
arises from a blend of traditional guitar
playing, percussive finger-tapping and
rhythmic vocal melodies.
THE GALLERY SESSIONS PRESENT
“THE WHILEAWAYS”.................. 19.00
Graham Sweeney is a singer-songwriter
from Achill Island, Co. Mayo. His
distinctive sound arises from a blend
of traditional guitar playing, percussive
finger-tapping and rhythmic vocal
melodies.
Stone (Rapper &
Songwriter), Jezreel
(Lead Vocalist &
Songwriter), Nikky
(Back-up vocals),
Afroot (Guitar), Francis (Bass), Auxy
(Keys), and Yuki (Drums), have shared
the stage with International acts such as
Rihanna, Michael Bublé, N’Dubz, and
Sinead O’Connor.
GOOD MAN SHEILA.................... 22.00
Festival favourites bring their big brass
sound to bop the night away.
SUNDAY
Softly spoken easy on the ear words to
ease you into the day.
CANDLELIGHT TALES................. 12.00
BRIAN FLEMING........................ 13.00
Brian Fleming will be sharing extracts
from his three award winning one-man
shows, ‘Gis a Shot of Your bongos
Mister’, ‘Have Yis No Homes To Go
To’ and ‘A Sacrilegious Lesbian and
Homosexual Parade’ as well as some
new observations on the world. He will
play us some wicked beats with bodhran
and djembe and there will unscheduled
interventions from other musical
accomplices.
A-MUSING................................ 14.00.
CUIRT SLAM SHOWCASE............ 15.00
A showcase of top slam poets from
Galway’s famous literary festival.
STORYMAP................................ 16.00
DAVID DONOHUE AND
MADEMOISELLE K...................... 18.45
A tall androgynous,
Paris-based punk-girl with
a hoarse yet delicate voice,
accompanied by her
sometimes melodic,
sometimes screaming
guitar.
A songwriter/children’s author/
documentary maker, who has working
associations with John Cale, Lou Reed
and Sonic Youth.
THE GALLERY SESSIONS PRESENT
TIR NA NOG............................... 19.30
Tir na nOg have been described as
Alt Folk, Psych Folk, and even Space
Folk! Sonny Condell and Leo O’Kelly
are two of the most influential writers
and musicians ever to have come from
Ireland. The duo came together in 1970
and were strongly championed by John
Peel. As well as headlining their own
shows, they, famously, toured the world
with Jethro Tull, Cat Stevens, and Procol
Harum.
SKYWRITER............................... 20.15
Returning home to Ireland in mid-2015
to record her debut EP and with UK and
Irish dates already scheduled, Skywriter
is taking centre stage for the first time,
intent on delivering her own brand of
hard pop.
MARY COUGHLAN...................... 20.30
Mary Coughlan is the
only singer these
shores have produced
to rival the greatest of
European cabaret and
American jazz club
blues because of one thing: her voice.
Whiskey-blurred, smoke-seared, and
husky, it stands alongside that of Billie
Holiday, Memphis Minnie and Edith
Piaf.
CRONIN AND SPECIAL GUESTS.. 21.30
An Indie band from Drumlish/Leeds,
brothers Jonathon and Michael Cronin
team up with Mullingar natives Fiachra
Milner and Brian Murphy. Cronin have
had a hectic 2015 with gigs as far away
as Bratislava to Oslo, and a successful
Nelson Riddle EP release which had
massive radio support in Ireland as well
as plays on BBC by Dermot O Leary.
A LUST FOR LIFE PROGRAMME
FRIDAY
A Lust for Life tent opens at 7pm to
the sounds of 500lbs of Funk - we're
celebrating a 'lust' for life, think green
carpet, green lights, balloons, music,
good vibes.
IRON MIND Q&A PANEL CHAIRED BY
PSYCHOLOGIST GERRY HUSSEY
The folks from Iron Mind accompanied
by Gerry Hussey to the stage. Gerry will
run a Q&A session with them and talk
about their experiences making this
show etc. Iron Mind will play from a
projector above the stage.
HUMOUR PSYCHOLOGY WORKSHOP
WITH JOE GEARY
Joe Geary is a Research Psychologist
NIGHTTIME AT THE THEATRE STAGE
from Limerick. His previous works
examined the importance of honesty to
stand-up comedians. His workshop at
Electric Picnic will try to demonstrate
the benefits and limitations of using
humour to communicate about mental
health issues. This will be an interactive
workshop, with audience members
getting to participate throughout.
MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID
Mental Health First Aid Ireland will
be on site at all times while our tent is
running.
SATURDAY
Tent opens at 7pm with 500lbs of Funk
setting the tone.
GERRY HUSSEY TO DELIVER A
POWERFUL 'FESTIVAL STYLE'
WORKSHOP
"Discover your inner Rock star" Grow
self confidence and self belief.
"Change the song" changing your
internal self talk and thought patterns to
change your world.
"One for the road" The art of letting go
SINEAD BURKE (MINNIE MELANGE) EXTRAORDINARY WOMEN SEGMENT
Sinead is going to deliver a talk on
'body image'. She runs a podcast
series titled 'Extraordinary Women'
and she'll also be bringing one of the
ladies that she has interviewed on said
podcast to deliver this talk together.
Here's a link to her Extraordinary
Women blog: minniemelange.com/
extraordinarywomen/
SUNDAY
Tent opens with 500lbs of Funk setting
the tone.
PANEL DISCUSSION BY ROISIN INGLE
Simon Harris, Minister for Health
Brian Higgins, Pieta House CEO
"The performance of a lifetime "
Developing mental fitness for life
And others to be announced.
NEWSTALK LOUNGE AT MINDFIELD
Imagining the future and the next one
hundred years in Ireland will be a theme
across the weekend.
The Newstalk Lounge returns to
Electric Picnic for its second year
after a huge success in 2015.
Across the weekend, Newstalk will take
on the big issues, ask the hard questions
and have fun too.
Covering News, Sports, Politics,
Business and Entertainment, the
weekend will provide something for
everyone.
Newstalk and the station’s top
personalities will keep you entertained,
including Sean Moncrieff, George
Hook, Pat Kenny, Paul Williams, Shane
Williams, Sarah McInerney, Alan
Quinlan, Off The Ball, Tom Dunne, as
well as huge sporting stars.
Experience the Newstalk Lounge - be
informed, educated and challenged – it
is also a great space to relax, unwind and
meet friends.
Enjoy the opportunity to experience
Newstalk and your chance to meet and
see the Newstalk presenters before the
station’s new schedule launches.
#NTLounge #EP2016
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
SUNDAY
Sean Moncrieff Live
Movies and Booze
Festival First Dates
Tom Dunne Meets
Off The Ball - Hurling Preview
Splanc
Future proof
Off The Ball - Saturday Panel
Pat Kenny
Have I Got Newstalk for You
Repeal The 8th
90’s Nostalgia
Down to Business - Bobby Kerr
Tom Dunne Meets...
George Hook’s Play Your Cards Right
Off The Ball - Hurling Final Special
Pieta House - Mental Health in Sport
PULL OUT SCHEDULE
FRIDAY
CHINESE STREET FOOD ............ 18.00
ALWAYS ALONE TOGETHER........... 1.30
MEXICAN PAPER FLOWERS....... 19.00
FROM EDEN................................. 3.00
SALON DU CHAT......................... 14.00
SATURDAY
JUST A SHOT AWAY
(JUST A KISS AWAY) .................... 4.30
SEE: HEAR - NICK KELLY............ 18:00
LEVIATHAN STAGE
AVANT GARDAÍ........................... 19:20
SALON DU CHAT......................... 11:00
LEVIATHAN STAGE
WATERFORD WHISPERS NEWS.. 20:30
THE WORD STAGE
HISTORY IRELAND
HEDGE SCHOOL......................... 13:00
SOUNDINGS............................... 14:10
SCIENCE GALLERY
HANDS ON! - WORKSHOPS AND
INTERACTIVE DEMOS................ 12.00
IGNITE: CABARET OF INSPIRING
5-MINUTE TALKS....................... 15.00
REPRISAL.................................. 16.00
AMNESTY HOUR ........................ 15:45
REVEREND JM’S
PANIC WORKSHOP.................... 16.45
URBAN FARMING UNEARTHED... 16.00
TWENTY ONE SIXTEEN
PARLIAMENT............................. 16:50
JOHN CONNEELEY...................... 17.30
THE EXPERTS BITE BACK........... 18:00
A CORNUCOPIA OF CURIOUS
PERFORMANCES AND
INSPIRING TALKS...................... 17.00
DAVE’S RADIO........................... 18.15
LEVIATHAN................................ 19:20
DUBLIN’S UNDERGROUND BEAT.19.00
BACKROAD SMOKERS CLUB...... 19.45
FALLEN LIGHTS.......................... 20.30
THEATRE OF FOOD
CANTEEN BRUNCH.................... 12:00
TWO CONTINENTS ONE WORLD. 12:40
FOOD AS MEDICINE .................. 18:40
DAVID DONOHUE AND
MADEMOISELLE K...................... 18.45
CLASSIC BACARDI COCKTAILS.. 19:20
TIR NA NOG............................... 19.30
REGIONAL IRISH FOOD.............. 14:00
SKYWRITER............................... 20.15
FERMENTATION......................... 14:40
MARY COUGHLAN...................... 20.30
THE SOUL COOKIE TASTING AND
DRUM SESSION......................... 15:00
SATURDAY WORKSHOPS
FOOD AS MEDICINE................... 12:30
DRINKS PAIRING WORKSHOP.... 14:00
CRONIN & SPECIAL GUESTS...... 21.30
FUNKY FOODS & SOUNDS.......... 13:20
OUR TABLE ............................... 16:00
POT STICKERS........................... 17:00
16 AND RISING PROJECT .......... 13.30
SPEED TASTING......................... 18:30
REBEL REBEL............................ 15.00
80’S KARAOKE AS GAEILGE......... 2.00
SUNDAY
AFTER 62%............................... 17:00
LACHIKOS.................................... 3.00
LEVIATHAN STAGE
SCIENCE GALLERY
REIC - FILÍ AN PHUBAILL........... 4.00
SALON DU CHAT......................... 11:00
LINGO........................................ 15.00
GAELGÁIRÍ-FUIRSEOIRÍ
/COMEDIANS............................... 5.00
LATE LATE SUNDAY SHOW.......... 13:00
INTERACTIVE DEMOS................ 12.00
THE MOTH................................. 16.00
AN CABARET CRAICEÁLTA............ 6.00
PAIDIR ROIMH SPRAOI NA H-OÍ’.9.00
THE WORD STAGE
STORYMAP................................ 14.00
CHOCOLATE WORKSHOP............ 15:00
AN PUBALL GAEILGE
IMBOLC..................................... 12.00
TED TALKS NA GAEILGE TÍOSAIGH
RUA – DRAOÍDÓIR / MAGICIAN... 1.00
THE POETRY DIVAS.................... 18.00
THEATRE OF FOOD
THEATRE OF FOOD
GRAHAM SWEENEY.................... 18.30
CORK COOKING......................... 17:00
THE WHILEAWAYS...................... 19.00
SALTED FISH.............................. 18.00
REAL BREAD RISING ................ 18.40
STONE AND JEZREEL................. 21.00
THE WORLD OF THE
HAPPY PEAR ............................ 12:40
DIVA COCKTAILS ....................... 19.15
GOOD MAN SHEILA.................... 22.00
THE VIRTUOUS TART.................. 13:20
COLD BREW COFFEE ................ 17.00
STORYMAP................................ 16.00
LEVIS’ CORNER BAR.................. 17:00
A-MUSING................................. 13.00
FRIDAY WORKSHOPS:
SMOKE...................................... 18:00
LOVE AND WAR: WORDS AND MUSIC
FROM THE WESTERN FRONT..... 12.00
CANDLELIT TALES...................... 12.00
CHEF’S DEBATE......................... 17:30
CUIRT SLAM SHOWCASE............ 15.00
OYSTER OPENING...................... 16:00
NEW VALLEY WOLVES................ 22.45
CABARET AN PHUBAILL............. 18.00
KEV & SHAM GO COCONUTS...... 16:40
SIAMSA NÓS.............................. 18.30
GAELGÁIRÍ:FUIRSEOIRÍ
/COMEDIANS............................. 17.00
GULP 2.0................................... 16:00
A-MUSING................................ 14.00.
THEATRE STAGE
THE RESURRECTION.................. 21.30
AN PUBALL GAEILGE
25X4: A MUSICAL
FOOD PERFORMANCE............... 15:20
THEATRE STAGE
MADE UP................................... 12:00
HANGOVER CAUSES & CURES
FROM AROUND THE WORLD...... 12:00
NATURAL BORN FEEDER............ 14:00
COOKING WITH CLODAGH.......... 14:40
HISTORY IRELAND
HEDGE SCHOOL......................... 14:30
WHAT THE FUCK
IS CULTURE ANYWAY? ............... 15:40
LEVIATHAN ............................... 16:50
PERFORMANCES AND
INSPIRING TALKS ..................... 15.00
AN PUBALL GAEILGE
THE 10 DARK SECRETS OF 1916 18:00
IMBOLC..................................... 12.00
ÉIRE: CONAS TEACHT SLÁN....... 13.30
THE WORD STAGE
SEXY SEAN NÓS......................... 14.30
CANDLELIGHT TALES................. 12.00
BRIAN FLEMING........................ 13.00
DÍSREACH DÚCHASACH............. 15.00
STAR WARS - DRÁMA LE FÍBÍN.. 16.00
NA GAIBIRÍ................................ 17.00
STAR CHEF HACKS..................... 17:45
EURO-TOQUES PARTY................ 18:15
SUNDAY WORKSHOPS
SUNDAE SUNDAY....................... 12:00
PIZZA SESSION......................... 13:00
FOOD ANIMALS.......................... 16:00
RECORD LENGTH OF PASTA....... 17:15
THE THEATRE STAGE
IN ASSOCIATION WITH DUBLIN THEATRE FEST
IVAL
15.00
13.30
FROM EDEN
Super Paua with the support of The Arts Council presents
A new play by Stephen Jones
Directed by Karl Shiels
Starring Stephen Jones and Seána
Kerslake
Winner of the Stewart Parker Trust/
BBC Radio Drama Award, From Eden
is a dark comedic drama about two
lost individuals, Alan and Eva, who
find themselves locked in a bathroom
together on New Years Eve while the party continues outside
the door. It’s an ideal meeting...once upon a time, only once,
unexpectedly.
-The Irish Mail on Sunday 5 Stars
“One of the most needle-sharp, acidly funny short plays I’ve
seen for auite a while” -The Sunday Independent
16.30 JUST A SHOT AWAY (JUST A KISS AWAY) On 25 June, 2016, a group of friends from around the world
walked down O’Connell Street as crowds of strangers
cheered. Just A Shot Away explores the long journey they took
to get there. Theatre-makers Oonagh Murphy, Maeve Stone and Moira
Brady Averill, collaborate with LGBTQI individuals who have
sought asylum in Ireland from persecution on the grounds of
sexual orientation or gender identity, creating a performance
event that presents what it is they have left behind.
SATURDAY
12.00 13.30
THE FAST FOOD COLLECTIVE Presents
ALWAYS ALONE TOGETHER
MADE UP
Diving into the sweaty depths of the
dance floor and coming up for air in the
smoking area, MADE UP sees a series
of fragmented accounts piece together
a striking, insightful portrait of modern
nightlife culture. With an all female
cast providing exhilarating ensemble
energy, audiences will find themselves
immersed in the world of the piece bopping unstoppably, soaring through
the highs, and smashing through the
heartbreak.
SUNDAY
How much do you really know about the Internet?
12.00
In 1968 a Florida teenager is making free calls by whistling
into the telephone. In 2008 a video of Tom
Cruise turns a bunch of online pranksters
into a global protest movement. In
between, the Internet was born. LOVE AND WAR: WORDS AND MUSIC FROM
THE WESTERN FRONT
In a thrilling feat of solo storytelling,
writer-performer Cathal McGuire
draws these disparate threads together
into a sweeping, cinematic narrative of
friendship, betrayal and the search for
belonging. And what’s more: it’s all true.
“Tells us the meaning of what it is to truly
connect to others… beautiful and enlightening” – LeCool Dublin
The Theatre Stage is produced by Willie White; and Matthew
Smyth, who is a recipient of the Arts Council’s 16 x 16 Next
Generation Bursary
Bewley’s Cafe Theatre and
the Delmaine String Quartet present
This acclaimed programme of words and
music reflects the human experience
of the Western Front and features the
letters of an English Artillery Officer to
his Irish sweetheart in Athlone.
Threaded through this moving love
story are some of the great works from
the famous generation of World War
One soldier poets and composers, along
with several popular songs of the period
- accompanied by string quartet.
The performers are Michael James Ford, Susannah De Wrixon,
Elliot Moriarty and the Delmaine String Quartet.
“... a small gem of melancholy beauty.” Sunday Independent
16 AND RISING PROJECT
It’s 2016, and in the midst of vicious austerity, emigration, and
a housing crisis, the young people of Dublin are becoming
increasingly disenfranchised with the state of the nation.
From their base in the autonomous St Enda’s squat, a secret
revolutionary organisation of women and men plan an
insurrection that will transform the city, and challenge the
survival of the 32nd Dáil.
An ambitious act of fictional class warfare and dubious
historical revisionism, 16 and Rising asks viewers to consider
whether their society is dystopian enough, yet, for revolution.
Sian Ní Muirí is a recipient of a 16 x 16 Next Generation
Bursary from the Arts Council
15.00
REBEL REBEL
Robbie O’Connor and Aisling
O’Mara in association with ANU
Productions
“Did that play of mine send out certain
men the English shot?” –W.B. Yeats
Dublin, 24 April 1916. Ireland’s leading
actors abandon a matinee of Cathleen
Ni Houlihan. Stepping out of their
costumes and taking their revolvers
from beneath the Abbey stage, they march to Dublin Castle.
Firing the first shots of the insurrection they destroyed the
status quo and changed forever the course of Irish history.
Helena Molony and Sean Connolly rehearsed for rebellion,
carried out rebellion and suffered the fatal and living
consequences of their participation.
Derived from real-life testimonies, Rebel Rebel chronicles the
finite moments when the play (which more than any other
symbolised the link between the cultural revival and the Irish
revolution) spilled revolution from the stage onto the streets,
leading to his fatal shooting and dying in her arms on the roof
of City Hall.
Directed by Louise Lowe Performed by Robbie O’Connor and
Aisling O’Mara
“Artful, complex, and touching…It’s directed with impressive
verve and precision and is a total pleasure to watch” – Sunday
Independent
17.00
AFTER 62%
A queer poem-y polemic about
equality, assimilation, and people
asking you when you’re getting
married in gay old Ireland.
Written and performed by journalist,
broadcaster and author Una Mullally.
Una is co-founder of spoken word
night Come Rhyme With Me.
SATURDAY
12.00–15.00
INTERACTIVE DEMOS
5-MINUTE TALKS
16.00-17.00
MINDBALL:
URBAN FARMING UNEARTHED
17.00-18.00
PERFORMANCES AND INSPIRING
TALKS
SUNDAY
12.00–15.00
S
We’re taking aspects of our
current show, SEEING, on the
road and bringing you the best
of an exhibition that questions
how eyes, brains, and robots see.
At our tent in Mindfield, you can
try out a range of experiences
including D-EYE, a sophisticated
lens that attaches to a smartphone
to take pictures of your retina, or
try on glasses that simulate the
experience of colour blindness.
Open your mind at our festival
favourite, Ignite, and be inspired
by these high-energy, fast-paced,
fun, five-minute talks that take a
look at weird and wonderful topics
such as the tradition of building
human towers, dolphins as thugs,
online violent extremism and
songs about oscillators.
Andrew Douglas, creator of
Urban Farm, will host a panel
discussion, Urban Farming
Unearthed, featuring Jeff Parnell
and Melissa Moore of Galactic
Farms. They will delve into their
latest innovative work on urban
agriculture projects, such as solarpowered hydroponic greenhouses
and utilising space industry
technology.
Get into the maker spirit while
you’re at Electric Picnic, with
opportunities to make your own
latte art, pinhole viewer and
personalised badges – and more
in between! MAKESHOP will be
on hand to teach you all the maker
hacks you need to know and help
you light up the way back to your
tent with some techy gadgets you
can build yourself. Pick up some
farming hacks to take home and
help us build fractal pyramids that
will grow in size over the weekend.
INTERACTIVE DEMOS
Science Gallery Dublin will be
performing hands-on interactive
demos throughout the day, and offering
workshops for those of you who are
feeling creative, including:
15.00-16.00
cience Gallery Dublin
will be exploring
new perspectives
through visual adventures,
LED creations, futuristic
Galactic Farms and
invisible photo shoots
in this year’s wonderinducing line-up for
Electric Picnic 2016.
HIGHLIGHTS
Strap on sensors and compete in an
intense mental battle to see who is the
most relaxed.
VIEWPOINT STATION:
Where you can examine sight and vision
in unexpected ways. Use D-EYE to find
out what your retina looks like, and
experience colour blindness when you
try on our simulation glasses.
PINHOLE VIEWER:
INTERACTIVE DEMOS
Learn how to make your own pinhole
viewer and watch the world turn upside
down.
15.00-18.00
BADGE HACKING STATION:
A CORNUCOPIA OF
CURIOUS PERFORMANCES AND
INSPIRING TALKS
Create your own badge to take away
as a souvenir from your visit. Take
inspiration from our exhibitions to
create your badge!
INVISIBLE PHOTO BOOTH:
A chance to dazzle your eyes and create
an image where you will be seen and
then unseen. Festival goers are invited to
try on our identity-disguising reflective
clothing which reflects light back to the
camera and conceals the image. The
perfect garment for those who want to
remain a mystery.
TOG HACKERSPACE:
Join TOG for a creative and hands-on
workshop inspired by our exhibition
SEEING.
GROW YOUR OWN:
Join us for a hands-on urban farming
workshop held by Urban Farm’s Andrew
Douglas.
CLOUD PICKER:
The resident coffee roasters at Science
Gallery Dublin, demonstrates the art
and science of home brewing, as well
as taking you on a guided coffee tasting
tour.
5-MINUTE TALKS
If you had five minutes on stage what
would you say? What if you only got 20
slides and they rotated automatically
after 15 seconds? Around the world,
geeks have been putting together
IGNITE events to present their answers
on science, technology, art and society.
Fast-paced, fun, thought-provoking,
social, local, global - Ignite is all of these
and more. Featuring Anna Cosgrave,
Richard Roche, Lynn Ruane, Brendan
O’Dowd and Ann Claire Nolan, with
more to be announced.
URBAN FARMING UNEARTHED
Join Andrew Douglas, creator of Urban
Farm, as he chats to Jeff Pernell and
Melissa Moore of Galactic Farms based
in Montana about innovative urban
agriculture projects from solar powered
hydroponic greenhouses, to vertical
barrel grow towers and potato pods.
AN PUBALL GAEILGE
Rís - Conemara’s
Gaelic rock band. Tá
ceathrar sa ngrúpa;
Breandán Ó
hEaghra, Richie Ó hEadhra, PJ
McDonagh agus Pat O’Neill. Is de
bhunús Chonamara Richie, Breandán
agus PJ agus is as Loch Gorman Pat.
Seo Linn - Ireland’s foremost Gaelic
Pop band – came to prominence through
their with their Gaelic cover videos
for coláiste Lurgan which have since
received 3 million hits.
HIGHLIGHTS
Tara Mooney - Seamstres and
songstress from contae An Chláir.
Na Gaibairí– Rap has been adopted
as the urban lyrical medium in almost
every country in the world and the Gaels
of Éire have also been thus inspired. The
Word up Collective presents.
Mc Mupéid - Conemara Native with
the words spilling out of him like milk
from a cow.
Anti One - Growing
up in Dublin on punk
and rap in equal
measure, Anti-One
approaches hip-hop in
true DIY punk fashion.
Tebi Rex – Pop meets
rap from this Oreo duo
from Maynooth.
Tura Arutura
– Zimbabwae native
Tura has learned to
speak Irish, sing and do
sean nós dancing, he
mixes this with his own native singing
and dancing to wonderful effect.
Rua – award winning
Magician Paul Gleeson
with over ten years
experience whose
highly succesful show
aired on TG4 leaving
audiences in no doubt
but that this was a
master magician.
Reic – Hosted by Ciara
Ní Éanacháin she
presents a collection of
grungy Gaelic linguists
adapting to the
technological world.
Niamh de Barra
– experimental loops
and vox.
Carrie Harding
dreamscapes and
floating songs.
Imbolc –Ted Talks na
Gaeilge. Speakers to be
announced.
Google Gaeilge Karaoke – 80’s pop
songs transgooglelated to Irish with
backing tracks and video and all
accompanied by the live Karaoke
quartet.
Caiberét Craicealta – Caberét of Bands
singers and performers
who sing as Gaeilge
hosted by one R na G’s
and Éire’s most
energetic presenters
Rónán Mac Aodha Bhuí.
For Foresters - synth driven pop.
Muireann Nic
Amhlaoibh & Darragh
Ó Briain - Faboulous
singer of Irish
traditional songs with
internationally reknown
band Danú who’ll appear here with
accompanist Darragh Ó Briain.
Eve Belle - award
winning singer with an
angelic voice.
Seán Ó Muirragán - poet, broadcaster
and singer, best man to have at a party
with you.
JJ Ó Dochartaigh
Emma Ní Fhíoruisce
– songstress with a voice
you’ll happily stay to
listen to whether singing
Irish songs, pop covers or her own songs.
Doimnic & Eoghan
Mac Giolla Bhríghde
- dún na nGall brother
duo with vocals that
sound like they came from long past
from Dominic
Diane Ní Chanainn
– coming from a country
background Diane,
fiddle player, guitarist
and singer will bring her new work to
showcase at An Piubal Gaeilge
Gaelgáirí – Band of
comedians who perform
monthly gigs in the
underground comedy
scene in Dublin
Peadar O Goill – Three
piece hailing from inis
Mór and Gaillimh they
mainly back Peadar’s
own songs but have been playing with
trad and digital backing with a very
dancy effect.
The Lachikos– This is
performer and TV
presenter Aindreas de
Staic’s faboulous 3 band
create a swelly gypsy
style of trad.
Ed Hick – Oideas na
mBlas / Organoleptic
workshop Ed Hick is a
butcher in Dalkey but
also wishes people would wise up to
taste and stop purchasing food
according to the price.
Scoraíocht Nós
Imlé – four
singers/ song
writers /musicians
- a rapper, a pop singer, a falsetto singer
and a sean nós singer blend their four
different approaches to produce quite a
stirring sound.
Synead Toomey - chanteuse.
Dysania – Young
troupe with a pure
punk soul.
Damien Mullane
agus Seán Ó Meara
– trad duo with
loads of gusto.
Círéib – Winners of ‘Siansa 2016’
Gaelinn’s National trad band
competition.
Sorcha Ní Éilidh – runs Seomra Yóga
Chluainín and each year provides
restoritive Yoga to the needing masses
on the grass outside the Puball Gaeilge.
CLG Beo – since an
Puball gaeilge first started
showing whichever match
was on that weekend and
being totally swamped
with the number of people coming to
the tent the rest of the fest has followed
suit. But we’re the only tent that
continues to have live comentary and it
as Gaeilge too.
Díospóireacht Newstalk - Each year
NW host a debate in An Puball Gaeilge
and this year always proves to get people
talking around some controversial
matter. Theme and guests to be finalised.
Raidió Na Life
– Raidió Na Life
106.4fm have been
the backbone of An
Puball Gaeilge since its beginning in
2008. They provide technical assistance,
sound men, extra sound equipment and
supply DJs. They will also be doing vox
pops and hosting a couple of shows.
AOINE
GAELGÁIRÍ:FUIRSEOIRÍ
/COMEDIANS............................. 17.00
Andy Ó Faoláín - Eoin P. Ó Murchú Martin Angolo - Ger Staunton - Julie
Johnson - Aiden McQueen - Hillary
Bowen-Walsh - Áine Gallagher - Seán T
Ó Meallaigh.
CABARET AN PHUBAILL............. 18.00
Fear a tí Rossa Ó Snodaigh. Círéib,
buaiteoirí Siansa Gaelinn - Mumbro Top,
Drama le Miriam agus Hillary - Tara
Mooney - Peadar Ó Goill.
AN CABARET CRAICEÁLTA.......... 18.00
Fear a tí - Rónán Mac
Aodh Bhuí. Le
Muireann Nic
Amhlaoibh &
Darragh Ó Briain - JJ
Ó Dochartaigh - Eve
Belle - Seán Ó
Muireagán - Diane Ní Chanainn Emma Ní Fhíoruisce - Eoghan &
Doimnic Mac Giolla Bhríghde - For
Foresters.
PAIDIR ROIMH
SPRAOI NA H-OÍ’....................... 21.00
Prayer before playtime. An tSiúir
Gobnaith Ní Charmaide.
DOMHNACH
IMBOLC..................................... 12.00
Tomás agus Bernice
Ó hAodh. Rónán
Mac Aodha Bhuí Aideen McQueen - Ed
Hick - Marcus Mac
Conghaile.
PAIDIR ROIMH
SPRAOI NA H-OÍ’....................... 21.00
Prayer before playtime. An Bráthair
Seascaín Mac Ionrachtaigh.
SATHAIRN
ÉIRE: CONAS TEACHT SLÁN....... 13.30
IMBOLC..................................... 12.00
SEXY SEAN NÓS......................... 14.30
Tomás agus Bernice Ó hAodh - Tommaí
Ó Conghaile - Eoin Ó Murchú - Seán Ó
Muirgeáin - Deirdre Cussen.
Dráma le Seán & Niall McDonagh.
Le Sibéal Davitt.
DÍSREACH DÚCHASACH............. 15.00
RUA – DRAOÍDÓIR / MAGICIAN. 13.00
Trad duo Damien Mullane agus Seán
Ó Meara.
80’S KARAOKE AS GAEILGE....... 14.00
STAR WARS - DRÁMA LE FÍBÍN.. 16.00
With live quartet ‘An Cheatharoke’ and
80s videos Living On a Prayer, Like a
Virgin, Sweet Child of Mine, Vienna,
Take On Me, 7rl.
LACHIKOS.................................. 15.00
3piece Gyp-hop trad.
REIC - FILÍ AN PHUBAILL......... 16.00
Poetry slam. Ciara Ní Éanacháin Séamus Barra ó Súilleabháin - Carrie
Harding - Darene Ní Chinéide, Eva Ó
Connor.
GAELGÁIRÍ-FUIRSEOIRÍ
/COMEDIANS............................. 17.00
Andy Ó Faoláín - Eoin P. Ó Murchú Martin Angolo - Ger staunton - Julie
Johnson - Aiden McQueen - Hillary
Bowen-Walsh - Áine Gallagher - Seán T
Ó Meallaigh.
NA GAIBIRÍ................................ 17.00
Rap i nGaeilge. Fear a
‘Tí Tebi. MC Mupéid
- Anti One - Tebi Rex
- Tura Arutura - Craos
SIAMSA NÓS.............................. 18.30
Fear a’ Tí - Tommaí Ó Conghaile.
Dysania - Synead Toomey - Rís - Imlé Seo Linn.
Prayer before playtime.
THEATRE OF FOOD
MIXOLOGY, DRINKS
AND MUSIC
Mixology at the Theatre of Food will find
OISIN DAVIS, and DIVA SHANNEN
BUTLER KEANE stirring it up, and
there’ll be a speed wine tasting session
hosted by Cork’s favourite wine café,
L’ATITUDE 51. Chef PAUL FLYNN and
Bacardi champion mixologist ALAN
KAVANAGH will present a special
session on classic cocktails. And in
addition there will be hangover cures
and healthy eating chats.
T
heatre of Food returns to Electric Picnic 2016,
once again bringing its delicious smorgasbord
of cutting-edge food demos, wired-up mixology,
inspired culinary workshops, and far-out foodie tastings.
THE FOOD COLLECTIVE
This year the Food Collective of performers introduces new festival faces, including
ROZ PURCELL, former Miss Universe Ireland, food blogger, cookery book author
and fashion model, SUSAN JANE WHITE, best-selling cookbook author, blogger
and You Tube star, and KATIE SANDERSON, chef and creator of legendary pop-ups
such as Dilisk.
There will be food from around the globe too, with cult Cork city restaurateurs
TAKASHI MIYAZAKI from Japan, and GAUTHAM IYER from India, showing the
secrets of their two national cuisines.
In amidst the new faces, there are seasoned Theatre of Foodies: starred chefs,
DERRY CLARK, ROSS LEWIS, GARY O’HANLON and KEVIN THORNTON
restaurateurs, and food stars CLODAGH McKENNA, THE HAPPY PEAR David &
Stephen Flynn, and DECLAN MAXWELL.
A THEATRE OF FOOD
This year the Theatre of Food will be dressed for the occasion, sporting a brand new
curtain, and a piano. This is, after all, first and foremost a Theatre. The stunning
kitchen will be made by LIAM GRANT WOOD DESIGN. And all the food cooked
in the kitchen is supplied by ARDKEEN.COM, where you can find Ireland’s best
selection of artisan foods.
Meanwhile backstage, the DOYLE COLLECTION KITCHEN will this year be
running at full tilt, offering TASTINGS of the delicious treats demoed by our panel
of food stars. The state of the art kitchen, both front and back will be equipped with
the most up-to-date KENWOOD equipment.
Music is one of the overall themes of
the Theatre this year as TofF has, after
all, a team of people who somehow
find themselves working in both food,
drinks and music. Meet JOE O’LEARY,
former lead singer from the band
FRED, now impresario and inn keeper
in IMRO award winning venue, Levis’s
Corner House in Ballydehob. Joe will
be bringing in some special guests
from the Festival, and we’re also joined
by husband and wife food and music
teams, AUDREY McDONALD and TOM
DUNNE, and AOIFE McELWAINE and
Niall Byrne, aka NIALLER9.
CHIC
One of the highlights of the whole event
will be the performance of the worldclass drummer for Nile Rogers and Chic
– RALPH ROLLE, who will not only be
playing the drums, but demoing his
delicious New York cookie recipes.
FAMILY FOOD EVENTS
Children will be entertained with a
special pizza-making session, plus
there’ll be a push to beat the record
set last year for the longest length of
pasta ever produced at a music festival.
Children are invited to come along and
sample blast-frozen yoghurt, make
food animals, and create Mexican paper
flowers.
THE MUSIC LOVERS FOOD FEST
IVAL
FRIDAY
KEV & SHAM GO COCONUTS...... 16:40
CORK COOKING......................... 17:00
CHEF’S DEBATE......................... 17:30
With Takashi Miyazaki, Gautham Iyer
and Kate Lawlor.
SALTED FISH.............................. 18.00
With Caitlin Ruth.
REAL BREAD RISING ................ 18.40
With Patrick Ryan.
DIVA COCKTAILS ....................... 19.15
With Shannen Butler Keane.
FRIDAY WORKSHOPS:
COLD BREW COFFEE ................ 17.00
With America Village Syrups Coffeewerk
+ Press and America Village Apothecary.
CHINESE STREET FOOD ............ 18.00
Electric Picnic has always put great food at the centre of the festival, and
Theatre of Food is at the centre of 2016’s wildest food experience.
Gary O’Hanlon talks to Paul Flynn,
Caitlin Ruth, Niall Sabongi and
Kate Lawlor.
SMOKE...................................... 18:00
With Birgitta Curtin and
Leslie Williams.
FOOD AS MEDICINE .................. 18:40
Gearoid Lynch cooks gluten-free and a
debate with Katie Sanderson, Gautham
Iyer, Derry Clarke and April Danann.
With Alan Kavanagh & Paul Flynn.
REGIONAL IRISH FOOD.............. 14:00
With Graham Neville, Wade Murphy
and Robbie Krawczyk.
FERMENTATION......................... 14:40
With The Dingle Cookery School.
THE SOUL COOKIE TASTING AND
DRUM SESSION......................... 15:00
With Ralph Rolle drummer with Nile
Rodgers and Chic.
OUR TABLE ............................... 16:00
Michelle Darmody and friends:
Living under Direct Provision.
With Alan Kavanagh & Paul Flynn.
LEVIS’ CORNER BAR.................. 17:00
SATURDAY WORKSHOPS
FOOD AS MEDICINE................... 12:30
With Kwanghi Chan and Mei Chin.
April Danann
MEXICAN PAPER FLOWERS....... 19.00
DRINKS PAIRING WORKSHOP.... 14:00
Music and Drinks session with Joe
O’Leary and Caroline O’Donnell and
musical guests.
STAR CHEF HACKS..................... 17:45
With Lily Ramirez-Foran. Especially
suitable for children and families.
Seaneen Sullivan
With Ross Lewis, Stephen Toman, Jp
McMahon, Derry Clarke and Kevin
Thornton.
CHOCOLATE WORKSHOP*.......... 15:00
EURO-TOQUES PARTY................ 18:15
SATURDAY
With Clonakilty Chocolate
HANGOVER CAUSES & CURES
FROM AROUND THE WORLD...... 12:00
With Oisin Davis.
THE WORLD OF THE
HAPPY PEAR ............................ 12:40
With David & Stephen Flynn.
THE VIRTUOUS TART.................. 13:20
With Susan Jane White.
NATURAL BORN FEEDER............ 14:00
With Roz Purcell.
COOKING WITH CLODAGH.......... 14:40
With Clodagh McKenna
and Goatsbridge Trout.
25X4: A MUSICAL
FOOD PERFORMANCE............... 15:20
With Kevin Thonton.
Theatre of Food is produced by McKennas’ Guides.
With Kevin O’Toole and Sham Hanifa.
GULP 2.0................................... 16:00
With Jonathan McCrea & Ivan Varian.
OYSTER OPENING...................... 16:00
With Niall Sabongi
POT STICKERS........................... 17:00
With Danette Milne
SPEED TASTING......................... 18:30
L’Atitude 51
*Especially suitable for children and
families
SUNDAY
CANTEEN BRUNCH.................... 12:00
With Paul Williams and sounds by Aoife
McElwaine and Nialler9.
TWO CONTINENTS ONE WORLD. 12:40
With JP McMahon & Sunil Ghai.
FUNKY FOODS & SOUNDS.......... 13:20
With Audrey McDonald and Tom
Dunne.
With Caroline Byrne and members of
Eurotoques.
SUNDAY WORKSHOPS
SUNDAE SUNDAY*..................... 12:00
With Susan & Judith Boyle making
instant frozen yogurt!
PIZZA SESSION*....................... 13:00
With Jacinta Dalton
FOOD ANIMALS*........................ 16:00
With Maria Kennedy
RECORD LENGTH OF
PASTA*...................................... 17:15
With Ed Hick
* Especially suitable for children and
families
MINDFIELD AT ELECTRIC PICNIC
IS PRODUCED BY SCHWEPPE CURTIS NUNN
DIRECTOR: NAOISE NUNN | CO-DIRECTOR: MARTY MULLIGAN
PRODUCER: UNA MCMAHON
STAGE MANAGER/ ARTIST LIAISON: DEIRDRE MOLLOY
ARENA DESIGN AND DRESSING: FRAGMENT DESIGN STUDIO
GRAPHIC DESIGN AND PHOTOGRAPHY: WORKHOUSE
MindField trusts Workhouse with graphic
design, photography and web design.
For more visit goworkhouse.com

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