Only James Joyce can sublimely describe buying soap with pennies. Easy to forget when you read it on Kindle. Thank you for the fantastic and joyful video.
"BLOOMED" ...and so it goes, the way of things that ferment to foment, the raging torrent of the love she thought was gone and spent; nor dared she dip a curious toe to test emotions raging, but tasted of the dew at morn and found it more engaging; a gentler testing of the clime that meant for pacifying the turbulence of passion's plea, desiring and its sighing and on her lift the season's glow, a carpet waving in the wind's sigh, rolled back and eddied playfully amidst the conifers and bonsai and so she cherishes the gold of the season nearly spent, conflagrating that which is dead; for Autumn's gone...and so it went... Celebrating James Joyce's "ULYSSES" on BLOOMS DAY in Melbourne's Botanic Gardens, 16th June, 2010.
I cannot say enough good things about this production in the space allotted. Nice to see some familiar faces from the Joyce Walking Tour I did a couple of years ago, which of course ended in a pub while group reading portions of Finnegan’s Wake. Cheers to all!
Wonderful set of readings and such a great way to navigate the novel on Bloomsday. Really enjoyed what is presented here - excellent and thanks so much.
I'm here for Blindboy. That was a great show. My favorite part was the scene where Boylan is buying a gift and creepily checking out the counter girl. The guy doing the reading made Blazes come alive.
Just finished viewing this. Thanks to all the performers. I started my Ulysses reread last Bloomsday. I just reached the beginning of "Nausicaa" last night.
Only James Joyce can sublimely describe buying soap with pennies. Easy to forget when you read it on Kindle. Thank you for the fantastic and joyful video.
This was truly amazing performance! Thank you all and So Well done!
So Wonderful. Such a fantastic job. I was really bloomed away... :;
"BLOOMED"
...and so it goes, the way of things
that ferment to foment,
the raging torrent of the love
she thought was gone and spent;
nor dared she dip a curious toe
to test emotions raging,
but tasted of the dew at morn
and found it more engaging;
a gentler testing of the clime
that meant for pacifying
the turbulence of passion's plea,
desiring and its sighing
and on her lift the season's glow,
a carpet waving in the wind's sigh,
rolled back and eddied playfully
amidst the conifers and bonsai
and so she cherishes the gold
of the season nearly spent,
conflagrating that which is dead;
for Autumn's gone...and so it went...
Celebrating James Joyce's "ULYSSES" on BLOOMS DAY in Melbourne's Botanic Gardens, 16th June, 2010.
Honoured to share my birthday with this celebration!
"At the corner of Duke Lane a ravenous terrier choked up a sick knuckly cud and lapped it with new zest."
I cannot say enough good things about this production in the space allotted. Nice to see some familiar faces from the Joyce Walking Tour I did a couple of years ago, which of course ended in a pub while group reading portions of Finnegan’s Wake. Cheers to all!
Lovely to hear the accent!
well done guys
Ich freue mich schon so sehr auf das Festival 2023, ich bin dabei. Ich komme aus Österreich.
Wonderful set of readings and such a great way to navigate the novel on Bloomsday. Really enjoyed what is presented here - excellent and thanks so much.
Beautiful BloomsDay enjoyed every moment of it. Reading coming alive. Kudos 📖💕from Singapore girl 💗😊
I'm here for Blindboy.
That was a great show. My favorite part was the scene where Boylan is buying a gift and creepily checking out the counter girl. The guy doing the reading made Blazes come alive.
Just finished viewing this. Thanks to all the performers. I started my Ulysses reread last Bloomsday. I just reached the beginning of "Nausicaa" last night.
A wonderful Molly, and the most beautiful version of Love's Old Sweet Song! Great all around, thanks to all!
Happy to be joining you from San Diego, California!
That was brilliantly done and so enjoyable …congratulations all.
happy bloomsday!!!