COLLABORATIONS

Jonathan graduated from the Rambert School, London, in 1992. Since then he has been fortunate to work with a host of choreographers and companies, including Adventures in Motion Pictures, Mathew Hawkins, Liz Roche Company and IMDT, performing on four continents and in both hemispheres. Jonathan’s association with CoisCeim began in 2001 with The Rite of Spring, and he has worked with the company many times since, including When Once Is Never Enough, Mermaids, Pageant, Agnes, The Wolf and Peter, These Rooms, Body Language/In The Magic Hour, Francis Footwork, and Orfeo ed Euridice for the Blackwater Valley Opera Festival.

Rosie Stebbing is a contemporary dancer from Kildare. She made her CoisCéim debut in Orfeo ed Euridice for Blackwater Valley Opera Festival. Rosie trained at ArtEZ Institute of the Arts in the Netherlands from 2017 to 2021, during which time she worked with choreographers Roser Lopez Espinosa, Jasper van Luijk and Eldad Ben Sasson. In the final year of her studies, she joined Holstebro Dansekompagni (Denmark) as an apprentice for the season 2020/2021. Since graduating, Rosie has danced with Step Up Dance Program, co-ordinated by Dance Limerick, working with Lucyna Zwolinska and David Bolger on the creation and tour of two new works. In spring 2022, she joined the Irish Aerial Creation Centre’s “Soar Up”, a program which allowed her to spend two months training in aerial dance. She is currently working with Fidget Feet Aerial Dance Theatre on their upcoming production. Alongside her work as a performer, Rosie has created her own work in collaboration with dancer and maker Ornella Dufay-Miralles. Their duet “TEST 1” premiered at Dublin Fringe Festival in September 2022.

Denis has worked with numerous dance and theatre companies. He won the Irish Times theatre award for Best Design Sound in 2019 and 2010 and was a nominee in 2015. Work with CoisCéim includes CRISTIAN AND COSMO, OUR FATHERS and FRANCIS FOOTWORK. Denis was an associate artist with the Abbey in 2008 and was a participant on Rough Magic’s ADVANCE programme in 2012. In 2016 Pat Kinevane’s play SILENT (Fishamble) won an Olivier award for which Denis composed the music. His work in film includes music for the feature films OLDER THAN IRELAND (Snack box Films), THE IRISH PUB (Atom Films) and HIS AND HERS (Venom Film).

Neil O’Driscoll is a multidisciplinary artist whose work incorporates painting, illustration, film and video design for live performance. His work has appeared on stage at venues around Ireland including the Bell Table in Limerick and Dublin’s Abbey Theatre, most recently in Edna O’Brien’s Joyce’s Women. In addition to freelance work, Neil sustains a practice as a visual artist and independent filmmaker.

Matt Burke is a lighting designer for theatre and dance. Recently he has designed for The Abbey Theatre (Bloody Sunday: Scenes from the Saville Inquiry, Peacock Stage), Mufutau Junior Yusuf’s ÒWE (premiered at The Irish Arts Centre NYC), Róisín Whelan Dance Man Down, Ballet Ireland Glasshouse and Headonbody SOUP. He has worked extensively with The National Irish Language Theatre, An Taibhdhearc, at the Galway International Arts Festival from 2013 to 2018.

In 2019 he graduated with an MFA in Lighting design from The Lir, National Academy of Dramatic Art, Trinity College Dublin and in 2021 he was awarded the Arts Council Agility Award to support his research into lighting technologies and dynamic design.

Arran Murphy is a Designer, Maker and Educator working in Sustainable Fashion, Costume and Community Arts. She has designed for numerous theatre, dance and street performances on an ongoing basis including the St Patrick’s Day Parade, CoisCéim’s Broadreach Programme, Dance Limerick’s Step Up Programme, The Dockers and Demons Festival and Mario Rosenstock’s Gift Grub Live Show, as well as for CoisCéim’s Body Language and In The Magic Hour and Hope it Rains’ Drowned Galway. Arran is also the Programme Manager of Rediscover Fashion, a social enterprise at the Rediscovery Centre, Ireland’s National Centre for the Circular Economy.

Martin has worked in theatre for many years, in many aspects. He has been a Set designer and Prop maker for twenty years. He has been Set Designer and Prop maker on numerous productions in Theatre and Film.

Enya is a filmmaker, choreographer and artist. After completing her MA in Film Directing at Goldsmiths University in London, Enya participated in numerous film and dance projects. In recent years, she has been working with Aerowaves, a European network for contemporary dance, where she designed Springback Production, an audio-visual and digital platform. She is also involved in the development of the new branch of Springback Ringside, a platform dedicated to recording dance performances in VR.

Landmark Productions is one of Ireland’s leading theatre producers. We produce wide-ranging work in Ireland, and share that work with international audiences.

Led by Anne Clarke since the company’s foundation in 2003, our productions have received multiple awards and have been seen in leading theatres in London, New York and beyond.

Our 18 world premieres (and counting) include new plays by major Irish writers such as Enda Walsh and Mark O’Rowe, featuring a roll-call of Ireland’s finest actors, directors and designers.

In Ireland, we produce a wide range of ambitious work – mostly plays, but occasionally operas and musicals, too – in theatres ranging from the 66-seat New Theatre to the 1,254-seat Olympia. We co-produce regularly with a number of partners, including, most significantly, Galway International Arts Festival and Irish National Opera.

The company has received numerous awards, including – at the Irish Times Irish Theatre Awards – the Judges’ Special Award in recognition of sustained excellence in programming, and for developing imaginative partnerships to bring quality theatre to the Irish and international stage, and a Special Tribute Award for Anne Clarke, for her work as a producer of world-class theatre in the independent sector in Ireland.

With the support of the Arts Council and Culture Ireland – and with the backing of individual investors for our commercial productions – we aim to support artists to make their best work, and to make sure that work is seen as widely as possible.

www.landmarkproductions.ie

MoLI is a partnership between University College Dublin and the National Library of Ireland.

moli.ie

Aligning with the goals of CoisCéim’s new strategic plan, THREE ANCHORS TO THRIVE  –  costumes for GO TO BLAZES are created with the support of Rediscover Fashion, led by its Programme Manager, designer Arran Murphy, at the Rediscovery Centre, the National Centre for the Circular Economy in Ireland. A creative movement connecting people, ideas and resources to support greener low-carbon living. It brings together the skills and expertise of artists, scientists, designers and craftspeople united in a common purpose of sustainability.  Located in a bespoke demonstration eco-facility, it supports four reuse social enterprises; Rediscover Furniture, Rediscover Fashion, Rediscover Paint and Rediscover Cycling. These businesses use unwanted materials for new product development and design demonstrating effective resource efficiency, reuse and low carbon living. The Rediscovery Centre is also an accredited Discover Primary Science and Maths Centre.

Rediscover Fashion was established in 2008 as a social enterprise to produce 100% redesigned and repurposed, clothing, accessories and homeware ranges. It creates training opportunities for the long term unemployed and all revenue generated from its activities are reinvested back in the enterprise. The circular fashion model is brought to life through training, lectures and by developing innovative products that highlight circular design principles. These products are then sold in their Eco Store along with other sustainably designed brands.