Lecturer in literature, Institute of Irish Studies, Liverpool - Director of Sidelong Glance Productions - @ahrcpress/@BBCRadio3 New Generation Thinker 2017
'I loved the theatricality of the various pageant acts, and the metatheatrical framing.'
'I never watched plays before really...but I thought it was great!'
'Despite being confronting in its prescience, I absolutely loved your production last night. In the Q&A, you talked about the novel showing as an activist and I thought that really clearly shone through.'
'arresting, hilarious, and edgy'
'superbly acted and deeply thought-provoking'
'Incredible to see a piece of theatre that makes you think about the country that we're living in.'
Quick appreciation🧵 for BETWEEN THE ACTS at @livuni's LIVERPOOL LITERARY FESTIVAL last Saturday:
A packed house and a fabulous performance of Between the Acts, adapted by our Dr Eleanor Lybeck and directed by @jenheyes of @cttc_official.
Audience reactions and stills👇
It’s not every day that you get to talk education, history, and Seamus Heaney’s poetry with someone like @philippesands … Listen to our conversation about the @IrishInstitute Seamus Heaney Lecture here: https://t.co/julAGwCPDL
We so enjoyed @philippesands's visit to us for last December's Seamus Heaney Lecture that we asked him back for a podcast with our @NellLybeck.
Listen to Philippe expand on the subject of his lecture "The Last Colony", how he chose the poems and more:
🎧https://t.co/3QqTXC2diX
'People were standing on the backs of their sofas with their arms out, ready to fly.'
Such a treat to interview @BigTellyNI's brilliant Zoe Seaton for the @e_efacis Irish Itinerary podcast: https://t.co/yWEpbr8sbM
Pass me the mustard!
Call for papers: Travelling Cultures: Tracing Intangible Migrant Heritage (ICH) in the UK @NellLybeck
The aim of this book is to explore how migrant groups adapt and deploy ICH as they settle in the UK
Inquiries: [email protected][email protected]
We couldn't commend this remarkable initiative highly enough, and are very proud to know some of the women involved in planning the event. Please do join them next Monday evening in Oxford if you can.
//John McGahern Book Prize//
£5,000 prize for best 2021 debut novel/short story collection by an Irish writer/writer resident in Ireland.
Judging Panel: Colm Tóibín, @livuni VC Prof Dame Janet Beer, @NellLybeck + Prof Frank Shovlin.
Deadline: 10 December
ℹ️https://t.co/sL3ynm1MLv
👉👉TONIGHT!👈👈 SG co-director @NellLybeck in conversation online with @gregquiery, @WeAreTUDublin's Niamh Ann Kelly and @LivIrishFest chair John Chandler about #WhoseHistory film '2600'. There's still time to register for the last few remaining places... https://t.co/vxU75Ur0lC
//TOMORROW//
"Near this Place: Famine Lives and Afterlives in 2600"
Zoom discussion on how we commemorate those who emigrated to Liverpool from Ireland during the Great Hunger with our @NellLybeck
Part of @LivIrishFest
🗓️ 26.10.
🕕 6pm
ℹ️+ registration: https://t.co/dQmA7wLjZE
🎉News just in: we've been awarded funding for a rehearsed reading of our adaptation of Virginia Woolf's final novel Between the Acts! 🎉 We'd love a director to join our crew for this one (as well as some wonderful actors, of course), so keep your eyes out for calls!
And it's now just a week to go before we screen '2600' during #LIF2021! Join our director @NellLybeck, @gregquiery, and @WeAreTUDublin's Niamh Ann Kelly for next Tuesday's screening and panel discussion: https://t.co/vxU75Ur0lC
We are beyond delighted that 'Hey Joe' will be screened by @FACT_Liverpool during their Cinema in the City season at the iconic Lewis's building next month!
'Near This Place: Famine Lives and Afterlives in 2600' is a 👉👉FREE, ONLINE 👈👈event taking place on Tuesday 26 October at 6 pm. A screening of #WhoseHistory film '2600' will be followed by a Q&A with @NellLybeck, Greg, Jennie, and Niamh Ann.