BAN BAM Talks
At a glance
About this event
An afternoon of stimulating panel discussions and presentations at BAN BAM creative women - changing the standard on Saturday 25th November addressing topics relating to gender imbalance in the music industry, ahead of an exciting packed programme of jazz and improvised music from 7pm until late!
BAN BAM is a new one-day festival celebrating women in jazz and improvised music in The Complex, Dublin 7.
Tickets for the Talks €7, or €25 for the full festival programme.
PANEL 1: 'Chicks Dig It' 4pm-5pm
Looking at education, role-modelling and empowering young women in music with inspirational case studies from European contemporaries.
Our panelists include British composer Issie Barratt renowned for her high profile work in jazz education, and Girls Rock Dublin founder Rosella Bottone
PANEL 2: 'Key Changes' 5pm-6pm
Looking at gender imbalance in Irish jazz and the wider music scene, with an emphasis on the impact and importance of media, promoters and the musician in addressing this.
Panelists are Angela Dorgan from First Music Contact and broadcaster, musician and composer Ellen Cranitch and All About Jazz music journalist Ian Patterson.
Location
15 Little Green Street, D07 T3HK
Venue details
The Complex is run by creative artists. It is the new Northside arts centre. Since February 2009 it has staged a rich programme of artistic and cultural productions, exhibitions and events in the Dublin 7 area. From our original home in Smithfield Square to Benburb Street, our new permanent premises is located at Little Green Street, next to the old Fruit and Vegetable Market.
The new arts centre features nine artist’s studios as well as two performance areas, rehearsal and exhibition space.
