Earthangel

Earth Angel

Earthangel and Lake Time are the first two parts of a trilogy – a new piece of writing for the theatre – by Graham Allen, performed by Bernadette Cronin and Regina Crowley (Earthangel) and Mairin Prendergast (Lake Time). Sound/artist Mick O’Shea creates an aural landscape to the pieces as part of the live performance. Set and costume design is created by visual artist Katherine Beug.

Contributors & Collaborators

Graham Allen (Writer)
Bernadette Cronin (Performer)
Regina Crowley (Performer)
Adam Macelderry (Lighting Design & Operation)
Mary Noonan (Outside Eye)
Mick O’Shea (Sound artist/spectrophonic drawings/design/set construction)
Mairin Prendergast (Performer)

Special thanks to:
Katherine Beug, Franc Chamberlain, Claire Guerin, Liam Halligan, John Halpin, Irene Muphy, and John O’Connor.

Upcoming Performances

Earthangel will take place:

Saturday 7th November 14:00
Saturday 7th November 18:00
Sunday 8th November 14:00
Sunday 8th November 18:00

On the date and time of the performance booked, you will receive a link to Earthangel as an audio performance. Gaitkrash invite you to experience the world of Earthangel in any location of your choice. If you would like some suggestions, we offer the following:

– A churchyard
– A darkened space
– A park bench
– A wood
– On a height, a hilltop or a mountain
– Near water…

Your Experience

Share thoughts on your experience of Earthangel via the comments below.

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6 Replies to “Earthangel”

  1. A rich experience that was both disconcerting and cathartic – my imagination feels flooded with pictures! Beautiful work.

  2. Absolutely hauntingly beautiful. I felt like I was on a trip. My surroundings came to life. I could feel them breathing. Also quite scary at times. The imagery that the sound and words brought forth was intensely vivid.
    Excellent experience altogether.

  3. I listened to this piece whilst sitting on the floor, behind curtains, looking into the black night. I appreciated the lyricism of the text, the sound art, and the quality of the vocal performances and of the audio recording. Shades of Beckett.

  4. Disquieting, disconcerting, evocative, beautiful, deep, dark and intense.
    I wanted to start all over again when it ended.
    A stunning mix of sound, music, voices, words, atmosphere, poetry, rhythm. It is the stuff of dreams and memories – illusive but utterly recognisable moments, experiences, feelings and thoughts.

  5. The sound quality in Earthangel is superb and enables both voices to deliver each word so clearly that they almost sparkle into life. I like the way the soundscape builds and evolves throughout the piece to support an excellent piece of creative writing. There were times where it felt heavy and almost too sombre for my liking (going down into the earth etc.) but it didn’t dwell too much down there thankfully and by the end you are lifted by the duet of voices to raise your spirts (as it were). Well worth a listen in my opinion Well done Gaitkrash – lookng forward to your next production!

  6. I wrote three Haiku’s as a result of some automatic writing I did in response to this gorgeous performance.

    Frozen Angel. Stuck.
    Uncertain yet exploring.
    No end in sight, keep going.

    No end in sight.
    All the way down. Down, deep down.
    You go. Go away.

    Up, up and away.
    Me, you. Who are we today?
    Dead? Alive. Stuck? Breathe.

    Thank you and congratulations!

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