My Last Supper: One meal a lifetime in the making with Jay Rayner
Fane Productions
Sunday 23rd February 2020 @ 7.30pm
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Imagine you are about to die. You have one meal left. What are you going to have? It’s the question award-winning restaurant critic, MasterChef judge and writer Jay Rayner has been asked most often by audiences across the UK. It happened so often that he decided the time had come to investigate the concept of the last supper and why it intrigues us so. Is it because of the opportunity it presents us with to let your appetites run riot? Or is it because it’s a greedy way in which to tell the story of your own life? And if so, what would a man like Jay Rayner, who for two decades has made a living eating out in restaurants, choose to put on the menu?
In this barnstorming new show, based on his new book, Rayner investigates our fascination with last suppers and tells the stories of the killer dishes that would end up on his table: how he was introduced to oysters by his late mother, how he almost burnt down a hotel because of his love for snails in bubbling garlic butter and of the many ways by which the mighty pig has fed him over the years. Plus, he’ll get the audience to design their own last meal. My Last Supper follows the success of his sell out shows, My Dining Hell and The Ten Food Commandments, which have taken audiences by storm across the UK, Australia, New Zealand and the US.
My Last Supper with Jay Rayner. It’s a show to die for.
Sunday 23rd February 2020 @ 7.30pm
Buy Tickets HERE
Imagine you are about to die. You have one meal left. What are you going to have? It’s the question award-winning restaurant critic, MasterChef judge and writer Jay Rayner has been asked most often by audiences across the UK. It happened so often that he decided the time had come to investigate the concept of the last supper and why it intrigues us so. Is it because of the opportunity it presents us with to let your appetites run riot? Or is it because it’s a greedy way in which to tell the story of your own life? And if so, what would a man like Jay Rayner, who for two decades has made a living eating out in restaurants, choose to put on the menu?
In this barnstorming new show, based on his new book, Rayner investigates our fascination with last suppers and tells the stories of the killer dishes that would end up on his table: how he was introduced to oysters by his late mother, how he almost burnt down a hotel because of his love for snails in bubbling garlic butter and of the many ways by which the mighty pig has fed him over the years. Plus, he’ll get the audience to design their own last meal. My Last Supper follows the success of his sell out shows, My Dining Hell and The Ten Food Commandments, which have taken audiences by storm across the UK, Australia, New Zealand and the US.
My Last Supper with Jay Rayner. It’s a show to die for.
Bold Moves
Ballet Ireland
Thursday 9th - Saturday 11th April, 7.30pm
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This April, as part of their 21st anniversary celebrations, Ballet Ireland is delighted to present BOLD MOVES, a triple-bill of contemporary work featuring internationally renowned choreographers Ohad Naharin (Minus 16), Marguerite Donlon (Strokes Through the Tail) and Filipe Portugal (Stepping Over).
Featuring an eclectic score ranging from Dean Martin to mambo, techno to traditional Israeli music, Ohad Naharin’s Minus 16 uses improvisation and Naharin’s acclaimed “Gaga” method, a unique movement language that breaks down old habits, pushing the dancers to challenge themselves in new ways.
“Minus 16 not only delights in its own wackiness, but also celebrates the joy of dancing” San Francisco Chronicle
Choreography: Ohad Naharin
Re-staging: Ian Robinson & Matan David
Costumes: Ohad Naharin
Lighting: Avi Yona Bueno
Music: Various artists
Irish choreographer, Marguerite Donlon, created Strokes Through the Tail for Hubbard Street Dance Chicago in 2005. Ms Donlon found inspiration in Mozart’s Symphony No. 40 to create a work for six dancers that combines virtuosic dancing with buckets of humour and a delightful hint of irreverence. A definite a crowd pleaser.
Choreography: Marguerite Donlon
Costumes: Branimira Ivanova
Lighting: Ernst Schiessl
Music: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Created for Charlotte Ballet (USA) in 2018, Filipe Portugal’s Stepping Over is set to parts of Philip Glass’ “Tirol” Piano Concerto. Women fall or swoon into guys’ arms; couples move through positions that are sensuous and chastely romantic by turns. Bodies stay flexible, pliant, almost melting into place. The piece wowed audiences when it made its North American premiere.
Choreography: Filipe Portugal
Costumes: Christopher John Parker
Lighting: John Cuff
Music: Philip Glass
Thursday 9th - Saturday 11th April, 7.30pm
Buy Tickets Here
This April, as part of their 21st anniversary celebrations, Ballet Ireland is delighted to present BOLD MOVES, a triple-bill of contemporary work featuring internationally renowned choreographers Ohad Naharin (Minus 16), Marguerite Donlon (Strokes Through the Tail) and Filipe Portugal (Stepping Over).
Featuring an eclectic score ranging from Dean Martin to mambo, techno to traditional Israeli music, Ohad Naharin’s Minus 16 uses improvisation and Naharin’s acclaimed “Gaga” method, a unique movement language that breaks down old habits, pushing the dancers to challenge themselves in new ways.
“Minus 16 not only delights in its own wackiness, but also celebrates the joy of dancing” San Francisco Chronicle
Choreography: Ohad Naharin
Re-staging: Ian Robinson & Matan David
Costumes: Ohad Naharin
Lighting: Avi Yona Bueno
Music: Various artists
Irish choreographer, Marguerite Donlon, created Strokes Through the Tail for Hubbard Street Dance Chicago in 2005. Ms Donlon found inspiration in Mozart’s Symphony No. 40 to create a work for six dancers that combines virtuosic dancing with buckets of humour and a delightful hint of irreverence. A definite a crowd pleaser.
Choreography: Marguerite Donlon
Costumes: Branimira Ivanova
Lighting: Ernst Schiessl
Music: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Created for Charlotte Ballet (USA) in 2018, Filipe Portugal’s Stepping Over is set to parts of Philip Glass’ “Tirol” Piano Concerto. Women fall or swoon into guys’ arms; couples move through positions that are sensuous and chastely romantic by turns. Bodies stay flexible, pliant, almost melting into place. The piece wowed audiences when it made its North American premiere.
Choreography: Filipe Portugal
Costumes: Christopher John Parker
Lighting: John Cuff
Music: Philip Glass
Deliciously Ella: Live
Fane Productions
Thursday 21st May, 7.30pm
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Join Ella Mills, the award-winning cookery author, entrepreneur, champion of plant-based living and founder of Deliciously Ella for a unique and informative evening of inspiration and honest discussion around the broad and vital subject of health and wellness.
In these rare live appearances, special guest interviewers will delve into the world of physical and mental health, exploring Ella’s own experience in the wellness industry as well as the realities of what it takes to build a business and brand whilst staying well as a new mum.
Inspired by her popular and informative Deliciously Ella podcast, at each event Ella will also be in conversation with a guest leading voice within the wellness space. Exploring everything from gut health to finding happiness, dealing with stress and anxiety, and unpicking the myths and confusion around healthy living. Plus your chance to ask Ella your own questions, this is an evening not to be missed.
Proudly presented by FANE in association with Hodder & Stoughton.
Thursday 21st May, 7.30pm
Buy Tickets HERE
Join Ella Mills, the award-winning cookery author, entrepreneur, champion of plant-based living and founder of Deliciously Ella for a unique and informative evening of inspiration and honest discussion around the broad and vital subject of health and wellness.
In these rare live appearances, special guest interviewers will delve into the world of physical and mental health, exploring Ella’s own experience in the wellness industry as well as the realities of what it takes to build a business and brand whilst staying well as a new mum.
Inspired by her popular and informative Deliciously Ella podcast, at each event Ella will also be in conversation with a guest leading voice within the wellness space. Exploring everything from gut health to finding happiness, dealing with stress and anxiety, and unpicking the myths and confusion around healthy living. Plus your chance to ask Ella your own questions, this is an evening not to be missed.
Proudly presented by FANE in association with Hodder & Stoughton.
