Many artists and performers are teaching online at this time
The knock-on effect of the spread of Covid19 is being felt in the arts community, but the can-do attitude is very empowering. Many performing artists are now finding ways to reach out to their clients and followers online. One of those is Edgar Kirby, who is giving online dance classes to children, and has loads of other plans besides, through The Kirby School of Performing Arts. Have a listen to our chat here..
Another person who has moved operations online temporarily is Waterford dance artist Bonnie Boux.
Bonnie discussed with me how she's managed this and what sort of classes she teaches, as well as talking about what life in general feels like right now..
The Blackwater Valley Opera Festival is one of many festivals in Waterford and beyond that has had to cancel this year, due to Covid19. But what's involved in calling off such a huge event, from the point of view of the organisers? Director of the Blackwater Valley Opera Festival Eamonn Carroll spoke to me On the Fringe. He also discussed plans the organisers have for local schools, in the near future..
Tramore native Joyce Murphy has been writing poetry for many years but it's taken her until now to share her work. Inner Rumblings is now available online. Joyce chatted to me about what inspires her poetry
