On s’entend qu’Ulysse a 100 ans

Published in Paris on February 2, 1922, Joyce's sprawling masterpiece, Ulysses, is the story of Leopold Bloom’s odyssey through Dublin.  Called “the most prominent landmark in modernist literature” and a work “of unequalled linguistic and stylistic virtuosity” it’s hilarious, insightful, mad, brilliant, moving, earthy, sacrilegious, erotic, and intensely human--best appreciated read aloud.

Join us for a one hour romp—a nooner!  Actors Jean Marchand and Kathleen Fee read excerpts from the book and fiddler Kate Bevan-Baker brings her musical magic.  Let yourself be transported back to the cobblestone streets of Dublin and into the perfumed bedroom of Molly Bloom on a hot night in June.