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James Joyce's Finnegans Wake

One Little Goat Theatre Company
Finnegans Wake
James Joyce
Dublin
One Little Goat Theatre Company
Charles Stuart Parnell
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Ireland
Tokyo
River Liffey
Japanese Translation
Irish Culture
New Year's Eve
Toronto
Howard Earwicker
Music
Canada
United States
Germany
Australia
Matthew

Join us for James Joyce's divine and delirious comedy, Finnegans Wake, read by Irish-Canadian actor Richard Harte, with introductions by director Adam Seelig. From 2024 to 2029, One Little Goat Theatre Company will film and record all 17 chapters (~30 Hours) of Finnegans Wake before live audiences in various locations, screening/releasing them along along the way and completing the entire book by ... more

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Welcome to James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake. In this episodewe’ll hear Irish-Canadian actor Richard Harte reading 123 to 125 to conclude Chapter 5 of Joyce’s last novel, with an introduction by director Adam ... more

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Welcome to James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake. In this episode we’ll hear Irish-Canadian actor Richard Harte reading pages 119 to 123 from Chapter 5 of Joyce’s last novel, with an introduction by director Adam ... more

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Welcome to James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake. In this episode we’ll hear Irish-Canadian actor Richard Harte reading pages 114 to 119 from Chapter 5 of Joyce’s last novel, with an introduction by director Adam ... more

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Welcome to James Joyce’s Finnegans Wake. In this episodewe’ll hear Irish-Canadian actor Richard Harte reading pages 109 to 114 from Chapter 5 of Joyce’s last novel, with an introduction by director Adam S... more

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Recent Guests

Nina Beguš
Berkeley scholar focusing on Latent Spaces, AI, and the humanities in dialogue with Joyce
University of California, Berkeley
Episode: Ep.024: Special: Interview with Nina Beguš on Finnegans Wake in AI
Richard Harte
Irish-Canadian actor reading pages 100-103 to conclude Chapter 4
One Little Goat Theatre Company
Episode: Ep.022: By the Rivers of ‘Babalong’ (100:5-103:11, End of Ch04)
Kenji Hayakawa
Translator and interpreter based in Dublin, engaged in translating Finnegans Wake into Japanese
Episode: Ep.020: Special: Interview with Kenji Hayakawa on translating the Wake into Japanese

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Adam Seelig
Host and director of One Little Goat Theatre Company projects, provides introductions and context for Wake readings.

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 29 ratings
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    brilliant project. alas, I could teall do without the metaphysical romaticisms at each episode's beginning - an artwork is not about the whatever you associate with it, not how it makes you feel. A beer is a much easier way to acchieve this. Icing on cake's the narrator's "humoristic" ductus, massive mistake.

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The mix of theatre and academia is compelling for guests and sponsors alike.
High-quality production notes and charitable aspects shine through.
Thoughtful, scholarly but accessible; a strong blend of reading and context.
The performances are rich, though some listeners feel the opening narration can be overblown.

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Ep.020: Special: Interview with Kenji Hayakawa on translating the Wake into Japanese
Q: How do you make this work available to Japanese readers who are largely unfamiliar with Irish culture?
I preserve Irish references and proper names as faithfully as possible in my translation, using non-standard Japanese to capture the unique inflections of Joyce's language.
Ep.020: Special: Interview with Kenji Hayakawa on translating the Wake into Japanese
Q: Why did you start with Chapter 2 and not in the obvious place, which would be to begin translating Finnegans Wake into Japanese in Chapter 1?
I felt that Chapter 1 misleads readers into thinking that this chapter is paradigmatic of how the rest of the book is written. Starting with Chapter 2 allows for a more accurate understanding of the rest of the book's narrative structure.

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A theatre-driven deep-dive into Finnegans Wake, blending live reading performances with scholarly commentary and project updates. Episodes span dramatic readings of Wake passages, literary-linguistic analysis, and behind-the-scenes notes about multi-location filming and charitable partnerships, all hosted by a theatre director who frames Joyce's work for a live audience. A notable thread across episodes is how the production expands from Toronto to international contexts, incorporating interdisciplinary angles like AI, translation, and reception history, while maintaining a playful, performative approach to complex language.

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