Event

Date
Monday 9 June 2025
Time
10:30am - 3:30pm
Location
Samuel Beckett Theatre, Trinity College Dublin
Price
Free admission, registration required
SoloSIRENs third symposium: How Do We Care? is taking place as part of Creative Brain Week 2025 in Trinity College Dublin.
The symposium will create a space to explore the nature of care in theatre, arts participation and society. It continues SoloSIRENs ongoing inquiry into feminist aesthetics and the roles of care and collaboration in their models of theatremaking and community engagement.
What to Expect
- Reflections from artists in the How Do We Care? festival at the Civic, Tallaght
- ‘Careground’ installation created by students from Sacred Heart SNS, Killinarden
- Academic response from festival researcher Dr. Yingjun Wei
- Guest speakers who are working to create a more caring society within and beyond theatre and the arts.
The day will facilitate participation through conversation, story-sharing, playful engagement and of course, care.
Booking information
The symposium is free and open to all: artists, audiences, students, academics, community workers, anyone interested in how we are caring and how we can care more.
Book your place at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/how-do-we-care-solosirens-symposium-tickets-1333402004289

SoloSIRENs
SoloSIRENs is a theatre-making and producing collective based in Tallaght, dedicated to women theatre artists who are writing and performing their own work. SoloSIRENs’ Symposia are presented as part of South Dublin Participatory Arts (TCA) Cultural Competencies.

Creative Brain Week
Creative Brain Week is an annual pioneering event led by the Global Brain Health Institute that illustrates innovation at the intersection of arts and brain science. Taking place from 9-13 June 2025, this year’s theme is “Activating Kindness.”