Thursday, May 30, 2013
All Star Cast for Radio Bloomsday 2013: In Search of a Father
Radio Bloomsday 2013: In Search of a Father broadcasts
live on Father’s Day, Sunday, June 16th from 7pm to 2am on WBAI
99.5FM and on wbai.org. This year’s broadcast includes a kaleidoscope of global artistic talent
united by a passion for getting under the hood of the most influential novel of
the twentieth century – James Joyce’s Ulysses. Artists include Alec Baldwin, Aaron Beall, Mannix Beall-O'Brien, Charles
Busch, Bob Dishy, Janet Coleman, Frank Delaney, Paul Dooley, Roma Downey, David
Dozer, Michael Elias, Nicholas Elliot, Anne Enright, Bob Fass, Jim Fletcher, Judy Graubart, Tim Jerome, Felix Norris-Lindsay, Susannah Norris-Lindsay, John McDonough, Paul Muldoon, Johnny O’Callaghan,
Bob Odenkirk, Brian O’Doherty, Roger Norris, T. Ryder Smith, John Spinks, Amy
Stiller, Jerry Stiller, Fiana Toibin, Kate Valk, Heather Woodbury and Zeroboy.
At 11pm, Caraid O’Brien will revisit
her acclaimed Molly Bloom monologue as a dialogue that Molly Bloom has with
herself performing together with Bernadette Quigley (In America, Law & Order). Musicians appearing live on the broadcast include All
Ireland button accordion champion, Martin O’Connell, fiddle player Marie-Louise
Bowe, singers Eileen Ruby and Christine de Michele, Steven Antonelli, Ralph Martin, Johnny Coughlan, Brad Maestas and Keith Connolly.
Radio Bloomsday is a seven hour
nationwide live broadcast on the Pacifica Radio Network “where artists
interpret James Joyce’s Ulysses.” Coinciding
with Father’s Day, this year’s program highlights the many different, sometimes
tender and often difficult relationships between Fathers and their children
seen throughout Ulysses. WBAI and the
Pacifica Radio Network have been broadcasting marathon performances of James
Joyce’s Ulysses for over 30
years. Since 2008, Radio Bloomsday
has been directed by Caraid O’Brien in collaboration with Janet Coleman, WBAI’s
Arts Director. KPFK in Los Angeles
will also carry the broadcast.
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