With Your Wings We Can Fly!
Since exploding onto the scene in 1995, CoisCéim has brought dance to millions of people with the creation of over twenty new dance theatre works on stage, film, off-site and through a range of dance spectacles. From hotel bedrooms to the stage of the Sydney Opera House, David Bolger’s distinctive style of dance theatre articulates themes and emotions relevant to the landscapes in which we live to inspire, challenge, provoke and stimulate.
Ways to Give
Become a Dance Angel Today
Donate from as little as €250 and become a DANCE ANGEL. Share the spirit and vision of the work we produce. Become part of the family of supporters and play a vital role in helping us achieve our creative ambitions. Be an advocate for arts and culture in our society.
Advance information on upcoming events and performances
Listing on our supporters’ website page
Special 2 for 1 ticket offers on selected performance productions
Invitations to studio and other special events
10% discount off evening dance classes
The satisfaction of knowing that you are part of the family of supporters and playing a vital role in helping us achieve our creative ambitions, not just as a donor but as a valued advocate of CoisCéim.
Listing on our Support Us website page and in show programmes
- 2 complimentary tickets to our Opening Nights of premiere shows
One Small Step - Every Little Gift Helps
Make a gift! When you contribute to CoisCéim Dance Theatre, you provide vital support that helps us achieve our creative ambitions. Share in our vision with a small DONATION and receive:
Advance information on upcoming events and performances
- Invitations to selected special events
For example a donation of €50 could help us reach thousands of people online and €100 could cover the professional fees for the leader of a BROADREACH class for people aged 50+.
TAX RELIEF CoisCéim is registered as a not for profit company and approved for Tax Relief under Section 45 of the Finance Act 2001.This means that if you are self employed you can claim tax relief on all donations in excess of €250 in a calendar year. Please note, tax relief is only available to donors who do not wish to receive benefits or public recognition for their donation.
Your Role
Securing the Future of Dance Theatre
Creation
CoisCéim works with highly skilled performers and collaborators to create dance theatre that is surprising, stimulating, meaningful and entertaining. Your contributions will ensure that we continue to commission, nurture and showcase the creative talent of our artists and designers. Your donations ensure that we can coherently develop work, allowing the core artistic team time to meaningfully investigate concepts and ensure a natural evolution of the creative process.
Touring
CoisCéim builds its reputation and extends the life of its work by taking its vibrant form of dance throughout Ireland and overseas. In so doing, we showcase the unique talent of our dance artists, composers, musicians and designers. Our work has been seen at many of the world’s most prestigious venues and festivals including Peak Performances and Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival in USA, Spring Loaded, The Place, London, the Venice Biennale, Brighton Festival, and we were the first Irish contemporary dance company to perform on one of the world’s most iconic stages, the Sydney Opera House. Your support will ensure that ever increasing numbers will have the opportunity to experience what CoisCéim has to offer.
Broadreach
We host an extensive dance awareness and participation programme that specialises in providing unique and original opportunities for people to access and participate in a range of classes, workshops and projects. These varied initiatives are designed for different communities of either place, age, experience or interest. By becoming a CoisCéim Angel you will enable CoisCéim to connect with more people allowing them to further engage and enjoy dance as an artform.
With the help of our angels we have been able to keep our feet firmly off the ground. Thank you!
Mary Boushel, John Comiskey, Elma Cusack, Margaret Finlay, Julian Erskine, Martin J Munroe, Cian O’Brien, Madeleine Nesbitt, Brigid McManus, M & E Welsh, Nick Heinzen, Aengus O’Hanrahan, Louis Herbert, Émer O Laoghaire, Gwen Bolger & Michael Cranston, Eamonn Maguire, Jacqueline Strawbridge, Eileen Keating, and those who wish to remain anonymous.