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Ulysses for Children? Yes, Ulysses for Children.

June 6, 2026 - June 7, 2026 | Corleck

Event Overview

James Joyce’s epic story of one day in one city is brought to life in this inventive new show, bringing Ireland’s most notorious book to audiences aged 8 and upwards, and to all those who haven’t got around to reading it yet.  Combining live performance, intricate paper design, an original score and Joyce’s odyssey, this is theatre that will excite both young and old.

“Ulysses for children: has the world gone mad?... Branar has gone and done it.” ★★★★ The Irish Times

Never read Ulysses? No worries at all. Galway company Branar bring the bones of James Joyce’s epic novel to life with charm and fun. A captivating adaptation devised for children but enthralling for everyone.” Fringe Review

I absolutely loved this funny, sprightly, smart, charming and emotional show." Frank Cottrell-Boyce, Children’s Laureate 2024 - 2026


You'll See By Branar Adapted by Marc Mac Lochlainn and Helen Gregg Directed by Marc Mac Lochlainn Featuring Helen Gregg Performances: June 6 & 7 at 12:30 pm & 3:30 pm Run time approx. 45 mins

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Helen Gregg

Originally from Northern Ireland, Helen Gregg trained in theatre there at the University of Ulster, and at École Jacques Lecoq in France. She is a regular collaborator with Branar, devising new work for young audiences, and touring nationally and internationally with them for the past decade. Based in the west of Ireland, she was the co-founder of two theatre companies there as well as being a core ensemble member of internationally renowned street and spectacle theatre company Macnas for over twenty years. An actor, writer, singer, improvisor and voice-over artist, Helen has performed all over Ireland, the UK, Europe and beyond, on stage, screen, street, radio and TV.
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Branar

Based in the West of Ireland since 2001, Branar is one of Ireland’s leading theatre companies making work for children. Renowned for creating highly imaginative and beautiful work, Branar tours nationally and internationally. Their company’s motto is ‘serious fun’. Aiming to instill not just wildness inside us but wonder, joy, curiosity and compassion, Branar views every child in Ireland and beyond as an equal citizen of the world who should be nurtured through engagement with exceptional arts experiences. Filled with wonder and creativity, their world and the world around them will be more fulfilling for all. The company tours nationally and internationally, bringing its work with equal enthusiasm to leading arts venues such as the South Bank Centre, London as to a local school in Galway. Branar is committed to reaching its audience, wherever they are.

Additional Credits

Producer: Joanne Beirne; Composer: Michael Chang; Book Design & Creation: Maeve Clancy; Lighting Design: Michael Foley; Sound Design: Adrian Ferry; Costume Designer: Elaine Mears; Cinematography: James Ryan and StationHouse Media; Set Build: Ciaran Kelly; Paper Creation: Sorcha Ní Chróinín; Stage Manager & Technician: Michael Foley; Line Producer: Niamh Ní Fhlatharta; Marketing: Noel Minogue; Production Assistant: Nóra Burke; Design Assistant: Oisín Parslow; Photos by John McMahon. Kindly supported by Culture Ireland. Commissioned as part of Ulysses 2.2, a collaborative project between ANU, Landmark Productions and Museum of Literature, Ireland.

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