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?
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.
FALLING OUT OF STANDING is the visual art legacy set in film and the next stage to ANU & CoisCéim’s award-winning production THESE ROOMS by artists David Bolger, Owen Boss and Louise Lowe.
A storytelling, dance, performance and art project, ALIGHT was directed by choreographer Muirne Bloomer with actor/writer Hugh Brown and visual artist Vanessa Daws.
Led by Philippa Donnellan in parallel with the latest CoisCéim production BODY LANGUAGE directed by David Bolger.
At Light Moves: Festival of Screen Dance, the three films that make up FALLING OUT OF STANDING will be presented on screen.
Following the first project about the work of Emily Dickinson in 2016, we were delighted to delve deeper into the world of this lauded American writer with this second participation project EMILY.
In May 2017 CoisCéim BROADREACH and the Physical Education Unit School of Arts Education and Movement at DCU launched the Creative Dance Tales Digital Resource, a dance resource for primary school teachers.
An invitation from Dublin Dance Festival saw two BROADREACH groups take part in filming THE NELKEN-LINE.
Dublin City Arts Office presented, Off the Walls, a dance celebration in the LAB Gallery spilling out onto Foley Street.
To celebrate 10 years of BROADREACH, professional dance artists and former members of Creative Steps Sibéal Davitt and Olwyn Lyons were commissioned to create a new dance piece for Creative Steps.
BROADREACH offers a variety of opportunities for older people to engage with dance.