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.
CoisCéim Dance Theatre takes this timeless story of courage and imagination as inspiration and here… the story is told through the eyes of a WOLF.
CoisCéim Dance Theatre announce Irish & international tour of their hit show The Wolf and …
THESE ROOMS is a living history performance project: an intense, immersive blend of theatre, contemporary dance and visual art whose starting point was the testimonies of 38 female witnesses to Dublin’s North King Street massacre in April 1916.
38 WOMEN was a class and performance project developed as part of the public engagement programme of CoisCéim /ANU co-production THESE ROOMS.
In 2016, the dance film project WHERE ARE WE NOW? took place with a group of young people aged 15 – 23 at CoisCéim Studio, Dublin 1. and a group aged 13 – 18 from Talk About Youth at St Andrews Resource Centre, Pearse Street, Dublin 2.
We must ask nothing of artists but to be of their own time EILEEN GRAY
An informal and joyous occasion, SPRING INTO SUMMER invited people aged 50+ to dance together, listen to some inspiring music, practise a few novel routines – and meet friends old and new over a cuppa tea and a piece of cake.
As part of Dublin Dance Festival’s MOVEABLE FEAST, the Dance Ensemble – a performance group for people aged 50+ was invited to host a special tea dance tent in Merrion Square Park, Dublin.
Age & Opportunity’s Creative Exchanges course offers high-quality training that leads to a QQI Level 6 Component Award (6N3585). You will develop the skills that you need to plan and facilitate arts activities for older people in residential and day care settings.
HERE’S LOOKING AT YOU KID was a dance performance project for people aged 50+ which took place at Dance Limerick. It was inspired by the magical world of film, and by some of the most famous films, classic scenes and iconic film stars of all time.
The twelfth Choreography Project INTO THE DEEP was led by Swedish contemporary choreographer Maria Nilsson Waller, and was inspired by her work FOUNDER, concerning the wonders of the world’s deep oceans.
Conceived and directed by choreographer Muirne Bloomer and designer Sabine D’Argent, the theme of St Patrick’s Festival/City Fusion project ‘Imagine If...’. was inspired by the imagination of the youth of Ireland as they looked to the future … the next 100 years.
BROADREACH offers a variety of opportunities for older people to engage with dance.