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.
Is it possible to choreograph a work based entirely on body language, being true to the spontaneous nature of our physical behaviour?
The Choreography Project culminated in two wonderful informal performances of THE TIDES THAT BIND US in the Pillar Room at The Rotunda Hospital, Dublin.
This poignant duet broaches the experiences of the families and communities left …
STRIKING MOVES brought together over 40 people of all ages in a project that enabled participants to hone their dance and drumming skills, and to create and perform some arresting choreography!
A stage duet embodying the relationship between a mother and son and their mutual love for swimming …
A dance class and performance project in the heart of Dublin.
ARMY ANTS was inspired by renowned actress Agnes Bernelle, and the cabaret/theatre world of 1930’s Berlin into which she was born. Set to music by Tom Waits ARMY ANTS combines Jazz, Contemporary Dance and physical theatre.
A secret agent at the age of 20, a cabaret legend, a mother, an influential Dublin theatre scenester and Ireland’s oldest punk… She was also a singer – a singer of songs about life and the human condition.
Taking inspiration from the National Gallery of Ireland’s collection and created …
BROADREACH offers a variety of opportunities for older people to engage with dance.