Yellow

Jody O’Neill, the UCC-COH Theatre Artist in Residence, will be doing a free performance of her new show ‘Yellow’ on Thursday, 8th Dec at 2 pm in the Granary Theatre.

The event will be followed by a post-show discussion with students from UCC’s Certificate in Disability-Inclusive Practice.

Booking and more information is available on the Eventbrite link here

About Yellow

‘Yellow’ is a joyous, uplifting piece of theatre written by Jody O’Neill, writer of the award-winning, ‘What I (Don’t) Know About Autism’.

It follows the story of Lizzie, a creature of habit, and how her life is irrevocably changed when she sleeps through her alarm clock and has to break her routine, with very unexpected consequences.

Yellow will be followed by a discussion on inclusion, disability and diversity, designed in collaboration with Sinéad Dunne Finnegan and facilitated by Sinéad, alongside students from UCC’s Certificate in Disability-Inclusive Practice.

The play is a relaxed performance and is suitable for all ages.

Age guideline: Suitable for all ages

Yellow was originally commissioned and developed by Draíocht in Dublin 15 through Home Theatre (Ireland). Home Theatre (Ireland) was funded through an Arts Council’s Open Call award with additional support provided by Fingal County Council.

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Produced by Draíocht with Jody O’Neill
Supported by UCC and Cork Opera House
Performed by Eleanor Walsh
Directed by Al Bellamy
Lighting by Sarah Jane Shiels