LED BY AOIFE MCATAMNEY & POLLY ROWLEY-SAMS
AN OUTDOOR WORKSHOP SERIES IN THE HEART OF DUBLIN CITY
31 AUGUST – 21 SEPTEMBER
Join Broadreach for a very special workshop series as we take things outside and into nature in the city centre hub of St Stephen’s Green. Meet us under the bandstand as Aoife McAtamney and Polly Rowley-Sams inject some creativity and movement into our Wednesday lunchtimes and see us gathering outdoors to soak up some September sunshine and find new ways of moving together!
This creative dance series is designed to deepen our relationship to our bodies and environment. Wise Oaks blends anatomy and science playfully, so you have the knowledge you need to create meaningful relationships with yourself, others and the natural world.
The series is open to adults aged 18+ who enjoy dancing.
WISE OAKS SUMMER WORKSHOP SERIES
WHEN | 31st of August – 21st of September | 1.00pm – 2.30pm
WHERE | St. Stephen’s Green Bandstand area, Dublin 2
FEE | €20
Capacity strictly limited. Additional fee options are available, please contact caoimhe@coisceim.com to find out more.
ABOUT THE ARTISTS
Aoife McAtamney
Aoife is a dancer/choreographer, musician and teacher based in Dublin. She began a career as a dancer and choreographer producing work locally and internationally and since 2019 , she has been touring with Oona Doherty as a vocalist and dancer for the performance ‘Lady Magma’ and dancing with choreographer Emma Martin in ‘Night Dances’. As a choreographer, she has been the recipient of numerous prizes and bursaries from the Arts Council and Culture Ireland and was an Aerowaves artist as part of the cohort of 2014 with her first solo Softer Swells. In early 2020 Aoife graduated with an MA (1st) in songwriting at the University of Limerick. Alongside their work in dance and choreography, cultivates a community arts practice sharing her vocal and movement work and has developed various projects with CoisCéim Dance Theatre’s Broadreach, Dublin City Culture Company and Makushla Dance Group.
POLLY ROWLEY-SAMS
Polly is an Artist and Educator, with a background in Performance and Fine Art.
Originally from the North East of England, she has travelled widely designing and facilitating many courses and workshops focussed on the ways we relate to the natural world.
Polly specialises in communicating scientific ideas in fun, engaging and inclusive ways.
Photo: Keren Rosenberg
