CoisCéim's complete physical archive resides at the The National Dance Archive of Ireland (Cartlann Náisiúnta Damhsa na hÉireann) which is housed in the Glucksman Library at the University of Limerick. Donated in 2013, it is added to annually and is currently in the process of being digitised.
A stage duet embodying the relationship between a mother and son and their mutual love for swimming …
Set among the remains of a boarded up room, a group of strangers look in from outside. A set of …
A fully dressed man is pushed into a swimming pool by his mother. He brushes himself off and starts …
The focus of this short 1-week intensive Choreography Project was to learn ‘toolbox’ skills to choreograph a dance, focusing on style, content and emotions as motivation and entry into the creative process.
From October-November 2012 Choreographer Megan Kennedy, Co-Artistic Director of junk ensemble, worked with 16 participants to create SILENT SHOTS, a site-specific piece inspired by shared memories of vintage films and Super 8 footage.
This lively and quirky piece choreographed by Emma O’Kane was performed at the Irish Youth Dance Festival in Dún Laoghaire.
This dance theatre piece explored the themes of online identity theft and internet hacking, including the dark side of social media.
A partnership project between CoisCéim Broadreach and Dublin City Council Arts, Sports & Leisure and Community Development Sections.
BROADREACH offers a variety of opportunities for older people to engage with dance.