Review: The Ulysses Project
Rachel Walshe looks at this lockdown-era adaptation that reimagines Joyce's masterpiece through the isolation, ingenuity and resilience of pandemic filmmaking.
Barry Ward is an actor from Dublin, who started his career as a child actor. He has a extensive background in both screen and stage, and film credits include Jimmy’s Hall (2014), directed by Ken Loach, Blood Cells (2014), Maze (2017), Extra Ordinary (2019), and Dating Amber (2020). On television, he has appeared in Rebellion (2016), Taken Down (2018), The Capture (2019), and Britannia (2018–2021). His theatre work includes performances with Druid Theatre Company.
Rachel Walshe looks at this lockdown-era adaptation that reimagines Joyce's masterpiece through the isolation, ingenuity and resilience of pandemic filmmaking.
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