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International Street Arts Festival
Waterford City, August 3th- 5th 2018
#spraoi2018
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Supported by Department of Social Protection, which is funded by the
Irish Government under the national development plan, 2007-2013
Welcome to another exhilarating and
inspiring three days and nights in Waterford.
A small army of artists, musicians and performers have been in preparation in rehearsal
rooms and studios across the city, across the country and across the world. Yet again dozens
of crew and hundreds of amazing volunteers are ready to unleash the Festival onto the streets.
It’s all ready, now it’s up to you, our audience, to come and enjoy it.
For those who are new to Spraoi, welcome. For everyone, check the programme
and make plans. Get a good night’s sleep on Thursday and prepare for three amazing
days and nights of cultural creativity and inspirational Outdoor Arts.
You can always rest on Monday.
Mike Leahy, Artistic Director
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Spraoi is free, so everyone can enjoy it. However it costs
a lot to produce. So enjoy Spraoi, and to ensure its future
please be generous and donate.
You can also donate online at www.spraoi.com #spraoi2018
PA R A D E 2018 Does a spider in the bath make you squirm? Does a wasp in your hair send you running? If so, then, this year’s Spraoi Parade, “BUGS”, might drive you to distraction. Spraoi look under the magnifying glass and take inspiration from swarms, colonies, webs and hives. Be prepared for our collection of BUGS to hit the streets. Watch them fly, scurry, jump and crawl as Spraoi unleash all manner of creepy crawly creatures. Once more, Spraoi bring together a multitude of fantastical, gigantic constructions, musicians, dancers and performers to the streets and quays of Waterford City. Come see this magical spectacle if you dare! The Spraoi Parade is now a landmark cultural event, one of the largest outdoor arts events in Ireland. It’s mesmerising, astonishing, exciting, a feast for all the senses. Join us on Sunday evening for an unforgettable experience.
CLEM JACOB HIRE
SPONSORS OF THE
S P R AO I PA R A D E
Beginning at Johnstown, the parade will progress via John’s
Street, Michael Street, Broad Street, John Roberts Square and
Barronstrand Street, and finish on the Quay.
Traffic diversions and restrictions will occur as the parade
moves along the route. See our website for details.
There will be absolutely no parking along the parade
route. A special cordoned-off viewing area for those
with special needs will be on the roundabout beside
the G.P.O. There are fixed ambulance points along
the route, which our stewards will guide you towards
if required.
Very special thanks to the team at
Clem Jacob Hire. Spraoi is very proud
to be associated with this true
Waterford Company that has provided
the festival with 24/7 technical
support and friendship as we
serve Waterford together.
Street
Theatre
Circo Eia: “inTarsi”
(Catalonia) Irish Premiere
A few smallish platforms, a trampoline, a teeterboard and four men.
Four acrobats watch each other, gauge, run into, carry, throw each other and
sweep us along in their physical and metaphorical dance: meetings, exploits,
mistakes, power games, seductions, manipulations, a mosaic made up of
fragments of life, a glimpse into the kaleidoscope of human relationships.
This is a stunning 60 minute show by one of Europe’s leading street theatre
companies. Not to be missed!
Performers: Armando Rabanera Muro, Fabio Nicolini, Fabrizio Giannini,
Eduardo Lucas Muñoz de Lucas
Performing: Fri & Sat: The Mall 9.30pm
Compania Hotel Iocandi: “Esquerdes”
(The Balearic Islands) Irish Premiere
What is in the empty space between two pieces that do not fit?
A man and a woman meet in a place. He climbs. She runs.
Just a simple movement… and the game can start.
Esquerdes is a show that combines static trapeze, acrobatic ladder and
live music through three moving bodies, in a game between the desire
and the escape.
Idea and creation: Hotel Iocandi
Interpreters: Tomeu Amer, Griselda Juncà and Joana Gomila
Performing: Sat & Sun: The Mall
Circ Panic: “MiraT”
(Catalonia) Irish Premiere
A giant set of scales stands in the centre of the stage. MiraT plays with an
exchange of perspectives, both introspective and open. Observing oneself,
confronted with one’s own sense of loneliness, making the decision to embark
on a journey of self discovery, and transcribing this onto the stage.
MiraT is an invitation to observe oneself without complacency or arrogance,
but with humour and self-derision, in constant pursuit of stability and balance;
swinging, spinning and dancing.
Concept, Production and Interpretation: Jordi Panareda / Circ Pànic
Performing: Sat & Sun: The Mall
The Primitives: “Three of a Kind”
(Belgium/Germany) Irish Premiere
The appearance of 3 middle aged men in suits and ties evokes many images
and emotions. They are clearly lost, struggling to work out where they are
going and what they are supposed to do. Out of habit and for safety’s sake,
they move in chorus, almost like a herd of animals, helping each other as
they stumble and fall, grooming and caring for each other.
With time, the obsessive drive to carry on gradually gives way to a sense of
exhaustion and desperation. Fractures appear in the cohesion of the group,
creating instability and doubt. Unable to carry on, the trio splits. The need
to break free, to escape the claustrophobia of the group, leads to scenes of
antagonism, confrontation, and rebellion. From conformity and cooperation
to individualism and chaos. Will they find a way out?
Performed by: Craig Weston, Gordon Wilson and Markus Siebert
Performing: Fri: Hanover St., Sat & Sun: The Mall
Ali & Henrik: “Cikada
(Ireland & UK)
Two acrobats create a world between the harmonious and the absurd. In this
world, lines are blurred between human and nature. An acrobatic and poetic
reflection of the balance between the organic, the structured and the human.
Acrobatic duo Ali Stanger and Henrik Gard have gone through countless hours
of attempts, failures and achievements to create a mutual acrobatic language of
finesse and honesty. A fun, thoughtful and humorous display of rich imagery and
dynamic riveting movement.
Performed by: Ali Stanger and Henrik Gard
Performing: Fri, Sat & Sun: Gladstone St
CirQ: “Le Grand Café”
(Belgium) Irish Premiere
The smallest bar in the world (and the nicest). Usually sitting at a cafe on your own is
rather depressing. But if there is only one bar stool, then it feels like a privilege.
The smallest bar in the world is just 1 square meter, but is just as an authentic Flemish
café should be, with a counter, bird’s peak, a little pot and … you can still smoke inside!
The largest number of customers that Stefaan, the barman, ever served at the same time
was a bunch of 9 crazy Spaniards who wrenched themselves in. Who can do better?
Performers : Bert De Jonghe and Stefaan De Winter
Performing: Sat & Sun: The Mall
Avanti Display: “Full Circle”
(UK) Irish Premiere
Are they incompetent council workers or is it a piece of performance art? What began
as a game is now starting to look a bit precarious. Where have they gone? Now what
do we do? What starts as a slow and intriguing performance, builds gently through to
suspense, hilarity and unforeseeable consequences. Just how many buckets do they
need? Now it’s starting to look a bit precarious. That’s a lot of buckets!
Performers: Paschale Straiton, Peter Finegan, Bill Palmer
Performing: Sat & Sun, Cathedral Sq.
Ijud: “The Streetwalker Gallery”
(Slovenia) Irish Premiere
This “ready-made“ gallery invites you to discover the finest artworks hidden
behind every street corner. Come and see a newly found Picasso, Pollock or
even Zankič – in places where you would never expect them! The Streetwalker
Gallery uses the power of imagination to transform everyday elements of the
city into art masterpieces. Cracked walls, traffic signs and zebra crossings are not what they seem.
Discover Waterford from a new perspective! Join this interactive guided tour, participate in a
lively debate on contemporary art and contribute a new work of art to the collection.
Admission: 0 Euros (50% discount for students and pensioners) Smoking and pets are permitted.
Performers: Jurij Bobic, Nika Gabrovsek, Grega Mocivnik, Jurij Torkar
Meeting point: Spraoi HQ Festival Office, The Quay (beside the G.P.O).
Please note this is a walking tour, lasting approximately 1.5 hrs.
Times: Fri 4pm & 7.30pm, Sat 3pm & 7pm, Sun 1.30pm & 4.30pm
The Flying Dutchmen: “The Sky’s the Limit”
(Holland/Canada) Irish Premiere
A duo that produce a street show, slick, funny and highly skilled, and
one that appeals to all ages. Their astonishing stunts, great audience
interaction, interchangeable skills, all served up in their own inimitable
style, make them a huge audience favourite, and they have brought this
show around the world.
Always looking for more improvisation and comedy, every show is still
an adventure and a lot of fun for both artists.
Performers: Michiel Hesseling and Jean-Michel Paré
Performing: Fri: John Robert Sq & Gladstone St., Sat & Sun: The Mall
Ambaradan: “Che fa, concilia?”
(Italy) Irish Premiere
Are you unsure where you are? Are you stuck in traffic? Can’t you cross the road?
You’re in luck, because he’s going to rescue you: the virtuous of the whistle, the
ace of the signal paddle, the knight of the roundabout. The only cop in the world
who can create a traffic jam in the desert and give you directions if you are lost in
a glass of water. He can withdraw your license and return it only after the “practice
test” or the “balloon test”. An impeccable agent chasing offenders by unicycle and
directing traffic on a balance ball. A cop so loyal to his duty as to upset any other
existing rule of the Civil Code or physics!
Performer: Lorenzo Baronchelli
Performing: Walkabout Fri, Sat and Sun
Circle of Two: “Dodo’s Dream” (UK)
Inspired by the myth of Pygmalion and the tales of E.T.A. Hoffmann, Circle of Two tell
the heartbreaking, impossible love story of an eccentric inventor and the mechanical
doll he has created in resemblance of his deceased wife. Dodo’s Dream is a visual and
universal show for all ages. A fairy tale that triggers the laughter and wonder of the
little ones and the emotions of the grown ups!
Performers: Celia Mendizabal and Ralph Taylor
Performing: Fri and Sat: Constitution Square
Waterford BreakBeat (Ireland)
Join this vibrant dance company at Spraoi, in association with LimsRochers Cru,
for an outdoor Hip-Hop/Break-Dance workshop and performance. Their outdoor DJ
station will be cutting the best tunes for all to enjoy, plus parents and children from
the audience can participate and learn some basic moves. The show will end with an
electrifying group performance by the professional dancers and tutors of BreakBeat.
Choreographers: Deirdre Dempsey, Barry Burke (Bazzy B)
Performing: Sat: The Applemarket & The Mall. Sun: The ApplemarketTraces Dance Ensemble:
“Crossing Bridges” (Ireland)
After their barn-storming performance at the 2017 festival, Traces
Dance Ensemble are back with a brand new show. This wonderful dance
theatre outdoor adventure with beautiful movement direction is a
performance not to be missed.
‘Crossing Bridges‘ explores relationships between people with ‘perceived’
disabilities and the general public, where they interact and inspire each other,
and how perceptions can change.
Choreography: Dee Grant and Jess Rowell
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Performing: Sat: Hanover St
The 2Men (UK)
“The Tourists”
Good old salt of the Earth boys and lovable East End cockney
geezers. Truth is they don’t get out of London much…in fact, this is
their first time! Having won a competition in their local newspaper
to attend the Spraoi Festival, they are completely besides themselves
with excitement. Enjoy, as they marvel at all the new and exciting
things they find on their first trip away. They are forever on the
lookout for a good photo to take and show the lads back home.
“Snap Happy Paparazzi”
These short sighted, celebrity crazed, photographers are always
on the lookout for a good photo opportunity of someone rich and
famous going about their daily lives. The only trouble is that they get
a bit confused about who’s who! Will you get mistaken for an A list
celebrity and be snapped by the Snap Happy Paparazzi?
Please note that no actual photos will be taken.
Performers: Anton Mackman and Dave Sol
Performing: Walkabout, Sat & SunWaterford Youth Arts:
“Weird, Wacky and Wonderful”
(Ireland) Irish Premiere
Seamie saw a traveling circus show when he was a child and now he
wants to go back there once again. People say he’s strange, but maybe
he’s just a bit different?
‘Weird Wacky and Wonderful’ is a new street spectacle by Waterford Youth
Arts, specially created for Spraoi 2018, combining circus, dance, theatre and
masks, blended with some of Waterford’s finest musicians.
Directed by; Enda Moran
Performing: Fri, Sat & Sun: Hanover St
Fanzinis: “Guido Fanzini’s
Impossible Circus” (Ireland)
Pogo sticks? Check. Plot to steal thunder from brother? Check. Guido Fanzini has finally
managed to demote his brother Ronaldo to a lowly circus roustabout so that he can shine
as the star of Guido Fanzini’s Impossible Circus. But Ronaldo may have other ideas!
A circus tale of sibling rivalry, brotherly love and pogo sticks.
Performed by the Fanzini brothers Guido and Ronaldo
Performing: Fri: Hanover St, Sat & Sun: Constitution Sq.
The Yelling Kitchen Prince
(Holland) Irish Premiere
The Yelling Kitchen Prince is the only owner of the Kitchen-organ-drumset
in the world. Cooking, playing the organ and drumming at the same time..
it’s a piece of cake for this amazing artist! This physical show spins frantically
between theatre, a circus act and a music concert but its final delivery is all
about the baking of one solitary pancake. Flying ingredients, pounding music
and a really sharp cooking knife all add the driving force for the 27 and a half
minutes it takes for this ode to reach its climax…the perfect pancake!
Performed by: Peter Piemét
Performing: Fri: John Roberts Sq., Sat & Sun: The MallNEST
Spraoi, in partnership with ISACS, will present
new work from emerging street artists based in
Ireland. The NEST shows will be presented on
both Friday and Saturday evenings.
N.E.S.T is a mentoring initiative offering new emerging street artists the opportunity to develop
new work and present it to a public audience in a nurturing environment. It heightens the
artists profile among national and international programmers and provides ongoing mentoring,
support and guidance. Previous NEST participants have gone on to tour shows and take part in
residencies with festivals nationally and internationally.
The 2018 acts will be under the mentorship of Simon Thompson.
Performing: 7.30-9pm: Fri: Constitution Sq. Sat: Cathedal Sq.
Woven Circus Collective
Show: “Resonances”
‘Play me a song that will bubble my blood and breathe life into hollows
both long and forgot’ . Resonances is made with rebellion in its heart, self-
reflection in its mind and music in its soul. Three artists from Belfast have
created this social commentary dealing with some of the damaging aspects
of our culture. The show is a mixture of circus techniques including acrobatics, slack rope,
and cyr wheel with theatre, poetry, dance and live traditional Irish music.
Performers: Michelle Thoburn, Ruairi Cumiskey and Shane Gilliland.
Turas Theatre Collective
Show: “Remanants”
A visually spectacular and enthralling tale of three characters whose lives
have been disrupted, and who find themselves alone and homeless. The
story interweaves the characters’ pasts with their hope for the future in a
beautifully choreographed performance. A moving and powerful meditation on
displacement, the show is a response to the performers’ personal experiences of working in refugee camps
with the organization Clowns Without Borders.
Turas Theatre Collective are based in the west of Ireland and create high
quality, innovative and original street theatre. (Advisory viewing age 10+)
Performers: Debbie Wright, Helen Gregg and Jonathan Gunning.Street
Music
Sanofi Spraoi
Orchestra
This project, in partnership with
Sanofi, introduces young people to
music making. 25 young people will
rehearse with tutors at Spraoi Studios
throughout July before featuring at
all three days of the festival. This
music education programme is made
possible with the support of Spraoi’s
neighbours and partners Sanofi.
Performing: JR Square (Fri)
Cathedral Sq & The Mall (Sat)
The Mall & Barronstrand St (Sun)Royal British Legion Brass
Band, Christchurch
This band has existed in its current form since 2005 and is proud to represent
the beautiful seaside town of Christchurch, Dorset. The band performs
many engagements throughout the year, nationally and internationally.
It shows its versatility by performing challenging programmes in large
venues, bandstands and on the march. As a strong part of the Christchurch
community, the band has a varied membership from professional musicians,
ex-military bandsmen, students and adults who have found the joy of playing
an instrument later in life.
Performing: The Mall (Sat) Cathedral Sq (Sun)
Jazz Jam Session & Brass Street Beat
Brass, sax and percussion players from Waterford will get a chance to get
their jazz on with New York Brass Band at a Sunday morning jam session
in Waterford. Organised by Music Generation Waterford they’ll get down
with the trumpets, blast a way through some serious tunes and bust some
wicked New Orleans sounds throughout the session! Following the jam
session, players will spill out onto the streets and wake Waterford City up
with a Brass Street Beat impromptu performance.
Then get down with the sounds of brass on the Applemarket on Sunday
afternoon, with young brass, sax and percussion musicians, Brass Street Beat.
Hailing from the Rebel County, this 12 piece will perform some of your favourite
hits New Orleans brass band style.
The group is supported by Music Generation Cork City and made up of young teenage
musicians from a variety of bands around Cork City including Cork Barrack Street
Band and the Midleton Concert Band.
Performing: The Applemarket (Sun)UpRoar Rock Chorus
A new musical group from Clonmel that mixes rock music with a choral sound
approach. The group were formed in early 2017 and in a small amount of time they
have staged two headline concerts with a live band accompaniment, performed at
Waterford’s Winterval festival, as well as various other charity events. They were
also runners-up at the Clonmel Busking Festival. The choir is made up of a wide
range of members of the community across a range of ages, who have a repertoire of songs by
David Bowie, Kate Bush, Queen and many others, arranged for choir.
Performing: Cathedral Sq (Sun)
City of Waterford Brass “Movie Magic”
A firm favourite with the Spraoi audience, this Waterford brass band believe in
tailoring its performances to its audience, and has done for the last 85 years.
For the Spraoi Festival 2018, their special festival repertoire will feature many
well-known movie hit themes. The members will have plenty of costumes and
props, so please come along and join the fun.
Performing: Gladstone St and Constitution Sq (Sat)
The Big Bang
Born out of the Waterford Academy of Music & Arts, this wild percussion
collective is quickly attracting its own cult following. Be prepared for fast and
furious, headbanging, drumming from this group of local drummers. Expect high
energy grooves, smoking hot bass lines and thunderous pandemonium.
Performing: Georges Court Stage, and the Mall (Sat)
Barrack St Concert Band
This very popular brass band has been making music in Waterford
since its formation in 1870. In that time, they have contributed richly
to the cultural and social life of Waterford and have been an enduring
presence in the ever-changing narrative of the city. The band has
been involved with Spraoi since its inception in 1993 and has enjoyed very strong artistic links
right through to the present day. They will perform a selection of popular music pieces from their
Summer Programme.
Performing: The Mall (Sat)Old Silkstone Band Based in the the ex-mining village of Silkstone in England, this is a 28 piece brass band that entertains audiences aplenty with a wide range of music. At the Spraoi Festival 2018 they will perform two distinct repertoires. OSB play Disney: On Saturday the band members will dress as their favourite Disney character, and perform some of the most loved Disney film music. Join in and be part of the sing-a-long, and perhaps shake, rattle and roll along with the percussion section. OSB Traditional Theme: A more traditional programme will be served up on Sunday, featuring some of their amazing soloists, whilst showing off the sumptuous sounds of a brass band. Performing: The Mall (Sat & Sun) Calmast at Spraoi This groundbreaking organisation has been involved with both Spraoi and sprÓg for many years now, and in 2018 they will once again be based in Hanover St., giving you the chance to take part in many workshops, demonstrations and activities. The Centre for the Advancement of Learning of Maths, Science and Technology, was established in 2003 at Waterford Institute of Technology. It draws on staff, students and resources from WIT to achieve the vital national goal of promoting STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths). There will also be some fantastic street theatre performances with James Soper, the Juggling Scientist, and Bubblz Maths. Located: Hanover St., Sat & Sun 1pm-5pm
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You can also donate online at www.spraoi.comFriday
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JR Square Orch- the Limit
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CWB Movie Weird, Wacky
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Magic & Wonderful
Traces Traces
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Cathedral Sq Orchestra
Full Circle
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Constitution Dodo’s Dream
Guido’s Impossible
Dodo’s Dream
CWB Movie
Square Circus Magic
The Mall / MiraT
The Yelling
Three of a Kind
Quay End Kitchen Prince
The Mall, Royal British
Old Silkstone Band
Crystal Plaza Legion Brass Band
Le Grand Cafe
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Baileys New St. Quangodelic Two Time PolkaSaturday
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Cikada Guido’s Impossible
Constitution Sq Circus
The Yelling
The Mall 1/Quay End MiraT
Kitchen Prince
The Big Bang
Old Silkstone Band BreakBeat in Tarsi
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Barrack St Band Parnell St End Orchestra
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Barronstrand St The Sunburnt Tourists Sanofi
Hanover St Calmast
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Cathedral Sq Royal British Legion Brass Band Christchurch Full Circle
Constitution Sq Guido’s Impossible Circus Three
The Mall /Quay End The Sky’s the Limit MiraT
Old Silkstone Band
The Mall /Centre Le Grand Cafe
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Spraoi Orchestra The Sunburnt Tourists
Wacky & Wonderful BreakBeat Cikada
Uproar Rock Chorus Full Circle Uproar Rock Chorus
of a Kind Guido’s Impossible Circus Three of a Kind
The Yelling Kitchen Prince MiraT The Yelling Kitchen Prince
Old Silkstone Band
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Streetwalker Gallery (Walking tour)
Brass Street Beat
Parade 9.30pmLocated in John Roberts Square, the Georges Court Stage will rock to the
varied sounds of funk, brass, folk and ska throughout Saturday and Sunday.
Crinkle Cuts The Papa Zitas
Fresh with a capital PH, Ireland’s definitive Motown
Crinkle Cuts deliver Big Band experience. This
you a blasting of tantric 10 piece outfit from Cork
funk, smooth reggae and deliver an incredible
new-wave latin ska woven performance with all the Motown classics
together in a bombastic psychedelic tapestry of we know and love. Headed by three top class
good vibes for an eccentric, exotic and eargasmic vocalists, (the Mama Zitas), and joined by an
live performance. Guaranteed to give the exuberant brass section, and a thundering rhythm
audience a good time! section, this homage to 1960s music is charged
up with dancefloor hits guaranteed to get the
Jenova party started.
Collective
A 7 piece UK dance band Microguagua
with electric stage presence As well as street gigs at
and raucous energy. These Spraoi, these seven musicians
guys started playing will also take to the mainstage.
together in 2014 and have torn up high profile From different countries,
stages internationally ever since. Their electric cultures and musical styles
combination of vintage samples, gypsy-jazz guitar, founded in the alleys of the historic centre of
funky bass, screeching sax, dirty synths and live Barcelona, they give life to a fresh, vital sound,
drums, all fronted by LOUQ, creates what could full of positive energy, that’s hard
be described as Caravan Palace meets Hot Chip to classify.
meets the Chemical Brothers with a heavy electro
house/DnB twist.I Draw Slow New York
This Dublin roots band has Brass Band
been consistently selling out North Yorkshire’s only
venues and releasing records contemporary New Orleans
to critical acclaim for the last inspired Brass Band, this
number of years. It’s been five band pack a powerful punch
years since the 5-piece band made their debut of relentless drums, rumbling tuba and wailing
US appearance in Nashville. Fifteen tours and horns. They have a repertoire that ranges from
25 states later, they’ve moved into a dominant Marvin Gaye to George Michael and from Cee-Lo
position on the North American folk music scene Green to Stevie Wonder, with some funky, gritty
and are receiving well deserved recognition northern originals thrown in for good measure.
from some of the biggest festivals in the US. Just Nothing kicks a party into gear like the sound of
signed to Compass Records in Nashville with their a smokin’ New Orleans Mardi Gras Jazz Band.
new album, which reached No.1 in Ireland.
Buffalo Soul
Skinny Elvis Ireland’s definitive tribute to Bob Marley and
This three piece from Dublin the Wailers, featuring musicians from all over
are sure to have you up the world, these guys
dancing. An Irish rockabilly play this great band’s
band, delving into swamp covers like no other. So
boogie, delta punk and come on down Saturday
voodoo. Twang with a bang! afternoon and listen to
these timeless renditions
The Big Bang of Jamaica’s favourite reggae men!
Kicking off the
Georges Court Stage Saturday Sunday
on Saturday, fast and
The Big Bang 1pm Skinny Elvis 1.30pm
furious percussion
from The Big Bang. Crinkle Cuts 1.45pm I Draw Slow 2.30pm
Expect high energy Microguagua 3.45pm
Jenova Collective 2.45pm
grooves, smokin’ hot bass lines and
thunderous pandemonium. Buffalo Soul 4pm New York
5pm
Brass Band
The Papa Zitas 5.15pmPyrofantas a
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Launched from the River Suir, Pyrofantasia Fireworks brings Spraoi International Street Arts
Festival 2018 to an inspirational conclusion. Created by top international pyrotechnics designer
Roger Browne, the show transforms light into magic for audiences on both banks of the great river.RESONATE
The band management
company, Resonate, the
brainchild of WAMA’s
Trevor Darmody, brings
an eclectic mix of young
bands and musicians to Spraoi. Four acts
Spraoi
will perform, with special
guests Gorilla Troubadour. Volunteers
Baileys New St., Sunday
Spraoi volunteers are our heroes.
Oran Kelly They connect people, form
Oran hails from a very musical family and he not
only sings and plays guitar he also has a talent for communities, share ideas and
writing original material. His niche is acoustic folk. knowledge – so does Red Hat,
Sunday Drivers official partners and supporters
Perfect for Sunday at Spraoi, this three piece jazz/ of our festival volunteering
funk/pop band will soothe your soul with some
lush vocals and tasty guitar, ukulele, acoustic bass programme. Thank you all for
and clarinet. bringing an amazing cultural event
Mark Walsh to our city’s streets.
Mark is a soulful/folk artist from Wexford. Being
a member of Anna-Liese for 5 years Mark is now
trying out some solo material.
Gorilla Troubadour
Based in Dublin, but hailing from Waterford,
Gorilla Troubadour are fast becoming widely
known around Ireland, especially with their debut
single, titled “The Apple Truck” garnering huge
listens on Spotify and Youtube. Check them out in
the flesh on the Resonate Stage at Spraoi!O
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In association with Hop House 13, Spraoi bring a diverse, exciting and
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eclectic programme of national and international music to the pubs, clubs
and hotels of Waterford over the three days and nights of the festival.
(All gigs start 10.30pm unless otherwise stated. All gigs free and over 18s.)
FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
Nicky's Spider Babes 9.30pm Inside Out 7.30pm
Gavin Povey and the Fabulous Oke
The Munster Skinny Elvis
She Moke She Pops
Bobby's Bar Second To None Dick Quinn
Three Shippes Scotch Two Time Polka
Tower Hotel New Orleans 10pm The Entertainer 10pm Barflys 10pm
Brand New Cadillac 6.30pm The Renegades 6.30pm
DJ Shay Searson 10pm
The Reg DJ Shay Searson 10pm DJ Shay Searson 10pm
The Strobes 11pm
New York Brass Band 12.00am Buffalo Soul 12am
Downes Chimpanbee + support 10pm Sleeze'n'Cheese 10pm
The Gingerman The Speakeasies 6pm
Jordans Omega Three The Three Amigos Greenshine
Tap Room The Mulligans 9.30pm
Amber and the Bear 2.30pm
(O’Connell St. Stage) Mufasa 2.30pm
Mongrel State 5.30pm Ed Hill 4.30pm (O’Connell St. Stage)
(O’Connell St. Stage) (O’Connell St. Stage) Mark Cappy Caplice 5pm
Conor Clancy 8pm Dezoot 6pm (O’Connell St. Stage)
Tully's Bar
(O’Connell St. Stage) (O’Connell St. Stage) Central Hall 8pm
Mongrel State 10.30pm Amber and the Bear 8pm (Beer Garden Stage)
(Beer Garden Stage) (Beer Garden Stage) DD and the Delta Boys 10.30pm
Two Time Polka 10.30pm (Beer Garden Stage)
(Beer Garden Stage)FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY
Gavin Povey and the Fabulous Oke
Waterford She Moke She Pops 7pm
Tripping The Sixties 10pm Moonlight Shadows 10pm
Marina Hotel
Partners 10pm
Dooley's Hotel Ben Delaney Keith Fagan Tommy Comerford
The Barley Field Ripping Up Time The Flicks Trio
Treacy's Hotel
Midnight Call Jackie & Eoin Men in Black
(Timbertoes Bar)
Alfies On The Hill Legends Dick & Dave
Freddie Kervick DJ Sammy Mardy Bums Waterford Ska Club
Doyles Throwin'Shapes Toby
Katty Barrys Omega Three 6pm The Mulligans 6pm
The Mansion House TBC 10pm
Revolution New York Brass Band 5pm Thank Funk 6pm
Ashley Sheehan and
Geoffs the Fighting Spiders + Bring Your Own Brass 6pm
Shane Barry and the Night Post 5pm
Scotch 6pm (Beer Garden)
3 For the Road 5pm (Beer Garden)
The Kazbar TBC 10pm
Divil The Bit 11.30pm
No Hot Ashes 11.30pm
Sinnotts Microguagua 11pm New York Brass Band 11pm
The Hub Stray Dogs 9.30pm No Hot Ashes 9.30pm Skazoo 6pm
Shortt's Crinkle Cuts 12am Brand New Cadillac 12am Microguagua 12am
THE HOP HOUSE 13 WORDS AND ASSOCIATED LOGOS ARE TRADE MARKS. © GUINNESS & CO. 2016.Microguagua
Seven musicians from different countries, cultures and musical styles founded
in the alleys of the historic centre of Barcelona, give life to a fresh, vital band,
full of positive energy, that’s hard to classify. “Street power reggae” is their own
description.
New York Brass Band
Back by popular demand! North Yorkshire’s only contemporary New Orleans
inspired Brass Band, this band pack a powerful punch of relentless drums,
rumbling tuba and wailing horns. A powerhouse 7-piece, with a line-up of
percussion, sax, trumpets, trombones and sousaphone.
Scotch
Now a firm Spraoi favourite, this Dutch Band produce high-energy shows
with upbeat melodies on trumpet-fiddle alternated with polyphonic
singing on a driving base of drums, bass and guitar. It’s a combination of
their own material with traditional folk songs.
The Mulligans
Traditional multi-instrumental trio from Waterford City, playing a diverse and
eclectic mix of music. Tunes from the Emerald Isle and Brittany intertwine to create
‘Cool Celtic’. The ensemble takes you on a musical world tour from the Deise to
Brazil and stopping off at Turkey too!
Shane Barry and the Night Post
Since 2007 Shane Barry has been carefully crafting pop songs. He has
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recently completed his debut solo album ‘The Night Post’. The current
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touring band, named after the new album, has a revolving cast of
musicians that give this album its own eclectic world of influences.
THE HOP HOUSE 13 WORDS AND ASSOCIATED LOGOS ARE TRADE MARKS. © GUINNESS & CO. 2016.Skinny Elvis
This three piece from Dublin are sure to have you dancing in the aisles and swinging
from the ceiling. An Irish rockabilly band, delving into swamp boogie, delta punk and
voodoo. Twang with a bang!
Chimpanbee
The energy and buzz of this Waterford based band has influences of all the great rock
acts over the years, with three part harmonies, bright honkytonk style piano, great
bass riffs and brilliant vocals. Just released their debut album “Can’t Stop or Rewind”.
Quangodelic
A 12 to 20 piece funk band, this band has become an ever growing collective
of talent who make the dirtiest funk known to man. A full brass section, mad-
scientist keys, great vocals and a tight rhythm section guarantee long, sweaty,
high-octane sets.
Mongrel State
Mongrel by name, mongrel by nature. Rock, Western and a host of other styles
are put through the wringer – with honkytonk pianos & fourpart harmonies
sitting side-by-side with New Orleans grooves, electric guitars and even the odd
inflection of a synth.
Ashley Sheehan and the Fighting Spiders
Making a return to Spraoi for the first time in four years, this band’s music has
been described as ‘Indie Electro pop’ with some orchestral leanings, with a live
show full of colour and vigour. An eagerly anticipated
second album is also on the cards.
Bring Your Own Brass
These sweaty brassophiles are taking over and you better watch out. Expect
noughties mashups, spine-tingling hip-hop licks, some tasty latin and tropical
flavours, and a generous portion of original bass for your face.
THE HOP HOUSE 13 WORDS AND ASSOCIATED LOGOS ARE TRADE MARKS. © GUINNESS & CO. 2016.Spraoi and Waterford
Cultural Quarter Welcome
International Guests
Spraoi and Waterford Cultural Quarter extend a
warm welcome to international festival directors
and street arts practitioners
THE APPLE MARKET TRUST PRESENTS who are visiting during
this year’s festival.
The Spraoi Festival
is now an important
international
showcase for Irish
talent. With support
from our colleagues
at Waterford Cultural
Quarter, ISACS
and Culture Ireland
their visit this year will
DELORENTOS include a seminar focused on
+ Susan O’Neill aka SON Site-Specific and Spectacle
Friday, 7.15pm to 10.00pm
productions in the
public realm.
Special thanks for
their assistance
to Waterford
City & County
Council and The
Arts Council.
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+ The Silk Road
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Shows &ps Dance Studio practice
Workshoay
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teens from 0-17 or 051 85 12-1pm
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with music, Registration Blue?
Late Morning /
FILM SPONSORED BY
Lunchtime
film, dance, art, C R E AT I V E I R E L A N D and practice. Dance Studio
creative writing, Theatre Gallery 1.30- 2.30 and
theatre and 12-1.25pm 11- 11.30am 3.30- 4.40
STEM workshops,
performances,
events and
exhibitions. FILM SPONSORED BY F R E S H F I L M F E S T I VA L TEEN WORKSHOP
C R E AT I V E I R E L A N D
Teen Screenings Street Art
Long Way North Theatre 12.30pm Upcycling
Theatre
Afternoon
Childrens Room
2 - 3.25pm
Science Cupcakes 4.30pm- 6pm
Dance Studio
2.30pm- 3.30pm FUNdamentals
and 4.30-5.30pm of Science
Theatre 5 - 5:45pm
HIGH HW E D 1 ST T H U R S 2 ND F R I 3 RD S AT 4 T H
MG Big Sing Gymboree Bubbly The Real
practice Workshop Bubbles Show Science of
Gallery 11-11.30am Dance studio Theatre the Circus
10-11am and 11am Theatre
Dabbledoo 11.30am-12.30pm 11am
Workshop P U P P E T T H E AT R E
Theatre 10.30- 11.15 Goldilocks and
(5-8 year olds) and
12 -1pm (9-12 year olds) the Three Bears
Theatre 12 - 12.30pm
Music Generation MIRIAM LAMBERT Bubbly The Real
P U P P E T T H E AT R E
Concert Bubbles Show Science of
Theatre Goldilocks and Theatre the Circus
1.45pm rehearsal the Three Bears 1pm Theatre
2.30pm performance Theatre 1pm
1.15 - 1.45pm
TEEN WORKSHOP 1 P U P P E T T H E AT R E Bubbly The Real
Creative Writing Goldilocks and Bubbles Show Science of
for Song Writing the Three Bears Theatre the Circus
4.30 - 6.00pm Theatre 3pm Theatre
Children’s Room 2.30 - 3pm 3pm
The Real Science
of the Circus Bubbly
Bubbles Show
Theatre
5pm Theatre
5pm
EXHIBITIONS
O R S E C AFÉ I N TH E CO U RT YAR DA
LEBR TING
40
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YEARS
1978-2018
Blackwater Distillery invites Spraoi Festival is an
you to join us at the World’s international event that
Smallest Bar – Le Grand Café promotes Waterford. Hooper
at The Mall on Saturday Dolan is an insurance broker
and Sunday during this that has looked after the people
year’s festival. of Waterford for 40 years.
Like Spraoi, Blackwater Distillery is very proud Celebrating our birthday Hooper Dolan has
to be from Waterford, we’re also creative and we joined forces with Spraoi to enable the amazing
love having fun too – so see you at Le Grand Café Traces Dance Ensemble to bring their creativity
for a little treat and big smiles. and magic to our city’s streets during this year’s
festival. Hooper Dolan has cared for its customers
since 1978 and can be contacted on 051 860 600
or www.hooperdolan.ieWe are delighted to be Official Sponsors to The
Spraoi Parade and to serve our customers in:
Industry, Construction, Technology, Pharma,
Local Government, Sport and Events with
passion, care and safety throughout the year.
- ClemSPRAOI ON THE MALL WITH
WATERFORD CREDIT UNION
Spraoi is on The Mall on Saturday and Sunday of this year’s
festival thanks to our partners at Waterford Credit Union.
Get along for fun, food and family attractions
We look after our own.
www.waterfordcu.ie 051 861 600
SE2 Information Partners
at Spraoi Festival
SE2 and Spraoi have joined forces
to provide audience information
throughout the festival.
The SE2 Information-Points will be
located at John Robert's Square
and The Mall.
Pop along - say hello - and collect
programmes or latest acts and
attractions news and performance
times.
SE2.COMCredits Graphic Design
VitaminStudio.ie
Carmel Jacob Tubridy,
Maria Dower & all
The Team At Clem
at Waterford Crystal,
Eamon McEneaney,
John Butler and all at
Artistic Director Clare Horgan Assistant Site And finally but very Jacob Hire, Margaret Waterford Museum
Mike Leahy Denise Colbert Coordinators importantly ... Thanks Duffy, Tina Darrer of Treasures, Mairead
Director Nicola Cooney Kyra Haberlin a million to the many and all at Dooleys Bonnar at WIT, Lindy
T.V. Honan Eugene Scanlon Chris Dowling festival and parade Hotel, Laura Dempsey, at Smartply, Mark
Financial Controller Magdalena Karol Rhys Wallace stewards, all the cast Katherine Collins, Graham, James Mernin,
Niamh Colbert Lisa Mylett Gabi Grant and crew from “Bugs” Bernie and the Daly Geraldine Whittle, Lisa
Programme Director Johnnie “Villa” Power Jorja McGuirk for donating their family, John Barrett, Fitzgerald, Jim (Flash)
Miriam Dunne Jamie Scahill Orla McGovern time and enthusiasm Tracy O’Connor, Síle Gordon, Mick O’Keeffe,
Production Manager Robbie Keane Child Welfare throughout, and all our Penkert, Michael Oates, Eddie Mulligan,
Liz Honan Veronica Chun Tara O’Sullivan Gimme 5 collectors. Aoibhie McCarthy, Jim Griffin,
Production Team Keane Ip Donna Donnelly Derek Corcoran, Ailsa Katherine Collins
Jaimie Dower Aoife Gaffey Laura Walsh Thank Yous! Barrie & all at Garter Billy Duggan
Ger Rellis Ryan Wall Emily Marshall All At Waterford City Lane Arts Centre, City
Tommie Ryan James Whelan Medical Co-Ordinator & County Council, of Waterford Brass, Festival Catering
Finance Assistant Callum McGeary Leigh Cheevers Michael Walsh, Fergal Eamonn Kehoe, Marie Dooleys Hotel
Kathleen Marchelewska- Belle Dipple Sanofi Spraoi Harrington, Finn McCarthy, Irish Ferries, Fitzwilton Hotel
Sheehan Daisy Drohan Orchestra Brophy, Barbara Stosic, Colin Jephson, Alison Granville Hotel
Festival Dean Hayes Lorcan Reidy Paul Nolan, Michael and Jacqui and all at Tower Hotel
Administration Festival Area Managers Darragh O Sullivan Forristal, Aideen Jacob, WIT Accommodation, Treacy’s Hotel
Neill MacCann Claire Hennebry Johnny Fitz Jane Cantwell, Lauren Martin O’Hanlon, Marina Hotel
Volunteer Coordinator Bart Zdrojowy Photography Traynor, Conor Nolan, Owen Tubbritt, Apex Ardkeen Quality Food
Vicky Wall William Ryan Eadaoin Murphy Margaret Organ, Fire, The Munster Store
Gimme 5 Coordinators Mairead Flynn Garda Liaison Noreen O’Neill, Ian Express, Paul Mahon, Fintan Stanley, Java
Michael Duffy Aideen Dolan Sgt. Larry Langton Fitzpatrick, All at the Maisie O’Mahony, Republic
Collette Quinlan Head Act Liaison: The Voice Of Spraoi Environmental Dept., Abigail Brennan, SuperValu
Parade: Ciara Dower Roddie Cleere Gavin Breen, Mark Hugh O’Donoghue, Musgraves
Concept & Design Stage Managers: Marketing/PR/ Langford, Niall Kane, Louis Quinlan, Kevin Berfrank’s Café
Mike Leahy Jamie Power Website/Social Media Lucy Medlycott,The O’Keeffe, John Palmer Bishops Palace Café
Cináed Ó Foirtchéirn Dee Jordan TV Honan Arts Council, all at Music, Harry Power, PPI Gallwey’s Chocolate Café
Clare Horgan Site Coordinators: Neill MacCann Failte Ireland, Beat Adhesives, Christopher Carters Chocolate Cafe
Nicholas Kavanagh Zoe O’Sullivan Sarah Honan 102-103fm, Des Colbert Dunne, Liam Rellis, No.9 Café
Performance Directors Nicola Cooney Sound & Light (Colbert Engineering), Smartply, The Tower Portico Coffee
Nicholas Kavanagh John O’Neill Bernie Cahill Bus Eireann, Aidan Hotel, Clodagh Durrand, The Pantry
Lorraine Dunne Camilia Doyle Tom Russell Maher, Michael Lyons, Tom O’Neill & Family, Blackfriars Coffee
Andrew Macklin Petra McDonough Frankie King Chief Superintendent Sunflower Charity Apache Pizza
Costume Design Hannah McAuliffe Eoin Sheridan Padraig Dunne, All Shop, Kilmacthomas, Hillbilly’s Fried Chicken
Clare Horgan Dean Caulfield Eoin Kinane at Waterford Garda St Vincent De Paul, McDonalds
Music Director Act Liaisons: James Quilty Station, Jen, John W.S.P.C.A, Rory Gino’s Waterford
Rob O’Connor Sue Larkin Terry O’Neill and Austin Grubb, Dowling, Nigel Cahill Momo Restaurant
Choreography Rachel Purcell Crew Jamie Roche, & Family, Waterford Burzza
Jess Rowell Aislin Purcell by EveryEvent Andrew Keogh, Sean Fire Service, Waterford Portico Cafe
Casting Coordinator Hallah May Costello Market Manager Strawbridge, Mark News & Star, Waterford O’Brien’s Sandwich Café
Shauna Farrell Olivia Doyle Mary Merritt Aulsberry, Paul Collins University Hospital, The Vintage Tearooms
Parade Construction: Erika Tamen Transport and Kieran Keogh Waterford River Rescue,, The Kiosk
Cináed Ó Foirtchéirn Kate Egan Harry Power (EveryEvent), Pat Walsh Waterford Today, Cafe Lucia
Sean O’Sullivan John Hearn Dave White (STS Transport), Dave White, WLRfm, Amigos
Graham Phelan Chris O’Neill First Aid Providers Frank Rohan, Brian John Mernin, Julie
Mike Leahy Emily O’Neill Order of Malta Moore (Port of Quinlan, John Meskill,
Charles Jacob Ryan Wall Waterford Red Cross Waterford) Maurice Kirwan, Trevor
Noel White Samuel Browne Civil Defence Clem Jacob, Darmody (WAMA).
Kevin Donnelly Ana McGiveny Ray Sullivan, Sharon Murphy and all
Address Contact /spraoiwaterford Michael Leahy Cormac Johnston
The Studios Tel: +353 51 841808 @waterfordspraoi Verena Cornwall Solicitors
Carrickpherish Fax: +353 51 858023 spraoifestival Claire Hennebry Hefferman & Foskin
Waterford Email: info@spraoi.com Board of Directors Tony Sheehan Auditors
Ireland Web: www.spraoi.com Jaimie Dower (Chair) Michael Duffy MK Brazil & CoPULLING TOGETHER. Irish Ferries is delighted to support the wonderful Spraoi Festival again this year. This unique Irish street arts extravaganza attracts more and more visitors to Waterford and the sunny South East each year, and Ireland’s biggest ferry operator is happy to play our part in getting them here. Enjoy the weekend everyone! Travel. Together.
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