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.
“Dancing is like dreaming with your feet. Colonel Headbanger doesn’t like dreams as …
HOW TO SINK A PAPER BOAT delves into the mysteries of the sea – as events of Dublin Bay’s past …
Is it possible to choreograph a work based entirely on body language, being true to the spontaneous nature of our physical behaviour?
A collaboration between ANU and CoisCéim Dance Theatre, BEYOND THESE ROOMS was co-commissioned by 14-18NOW, the UK’s arts programme for the First World War centenary.
To bring a busy year to a close at CoisCéim we have two advanced evening class specials on offer.
In this new action-packed dance project with guest choreographer, Laura Macken, Creative Steps young dancers kicked off by exploring physics and taking a fresh look at one of the core concepts – SPEED
Presentation to the Joint Committee on Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht. CoisCéim Dance …
Led by cutting-edge choreographer and visual artist Cathy Coughlan, IF WALLS COULD TALK explored the themes of home and homelessness – past, present and future.
A fully dressed man is pushed into a swimming pool by his mother. He brushes himself off and starts …
This is a poignant story about the elasticity of truths and how family lore shapes us.
Over 4 weeks in 2019, radical choreographer Liv O’Donoghue worked with a group of 18 adults – to respond to current social and political events – and to collaborate, devise and perform new dance theatre.
CoisCéim is proud to support artists in creating new work.
Exit 15 responds to the artistic aspirations of local people and organisations living and working in the Ballyogan area.
BROADREACH offers a variety of opportunities for older people to engage with dance.