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Unearthed – episode 5
Episode 5 features interviews and poems by Dr. Michael Pierse, Cassidy Saunders, Jeremie Lugemba, Halyna Budilova, Emma Penney and
Kelsey May Daley.
About the series
Unearthed is a five part series that captures a wide diversity of Dubliners reading their original poetry and prose. In many cases we hear Dublin working class accents and voices not often associated with the literary world. Many of the writers featured are drawn from the Working Class Writing Archive (WCWA). Through performance and discussion, we celebrate their writing and examine why writing from this background is often excluded from the mainstream Arts sector. We’ll also hear from practitioners, academics and established writers from working class backgrounds.
Production team – Produced by Ciaran Murray and Paula Wiseman. Presented by Ciaran Murray. Research Consultant is Dr. Emma Penney.
This series is made with the support of Coimisiún Na Mean and the Television license fee.
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By Near FMEpisode 5 features interviews and poems by Dr. Michael Pierse, Cassidy Saunders, Jeremie Lugemba, Halyna Budilova, Emma Penney and
Kelsey May Daley.
About the series
Unearthed is a five part series that captures a wide diversity of Dubliners reading their original poetry and prose. In many cases we hear Dublin working class accents and voices not often associated with the literary world. Many of the writers featured are drawn from the Working Class Writing Archive (WCWA). Through performance and discussion, we celebrate their writing and examine why writing from this background is often excluded from the mainstream Arts sector. We’ll also hear from practitioners, academics and established writers from working class backgrounds.
Production team – Produced by Ciaran Murray and Paula Wiseman. Presented by Ciaran Murray. Research Consultant is Dr. Emma Penney.
This series is made with the support of Coimisiún Na Mean and the Television license fee.