Led by Xnthony
WERKshop
A Creative Workshop for Emerging Queer Artists in the regions
Saturday 19th April, 10am - 4pm with breaks and lunch
FREE but limited spaces - booking essential
WERKshop is a unique opportunity for queer artists in rural and non-urban areas to receive mentorship and practical guidance on building a sustainable artistic practice.
Whether you’re just starting or redefining your career, this workshop is designed to support your creative journey.
Led by Xnthony, WERKshop offers tailored feedback on your work and covers key topics such as funding applications, writing for the Arts Council, administrative tasks, strategic planning, and more. You’ll also get valuable insights on how to bring your ideas to life and develop forward-thinking projects.
WERKshop has previously been hosted at An Grianan and Dublin Fringe Festival. Join us to build connections, develop your artistic practice, and thrive in a supportive, community-driven environment.
Xnthony
Xnthony (Anthony Keigher) is an award-winning performer, writer, and producer known for creating bold, thought-provoking musical theatre, cabaret, and club experiences. Their work explores pop culture, social phenomena, and queer identity through a lens of dark humour and acerbic wit. Xnthony’s shows challenge history and tradition, creating new conversations about contemporary life.
With a track record of critically acclaimed works, including Oliver Cromwell is Really Very Sorry and Lourdes! The Musical! Xnthony has become a significant voice in queer theatre, blending performance art, satire, and pop music to craft unique, accessible
experiences.
