Michael Seaver

Theatre: Performances choreographed by Oona Doherty and Emanuel Gat provided five-star highlights of the second week of this year’s festival

Whichever style a choreographer was working within, the message of the festival’s first week seemed to be: ‘We are who we are and are not afraid to say it’

Dublin Dance Festival 2023: King | Shrine combines sweaty, swaggering choreography with a reflective audio-visual installation

Emanual Gat’s LOVETRAIN2020 is a joyous exaltation of the physical, complete with flamboyant costumes, to a soundtrack of songs by 1980s duo Tears For Fears

The jazz drummer Conor Guilfoyle’s jittery beats set the dancer Alex O’Neill convulsing around the dance floor

Review: CoisCéim Dance Theatre and Liz Roche Company bask in the complexity of the Irish writer’s multilayered novel

‘Constantly excellent performances’: John Scott explores themes of racism in Dublin’s Project Arts Centre

The French choreographer removes movements from their context at Belfast International Arts Festival

Dublin Fringe Festival 2022: The Nigerian Irish dancer recconnects with his Yoruba roots

Dublin Fringe Festival: Two strong pieces explore women’s experience through history and the tyranny of social media

This year’s return to live performance was met with packed houses

A world where visual translucence mirrors metaphoric uncertainties around memory and mortality

The first week of the festival brought reflection, humour and exuberance

In her new show, choreographer Liz Roche makes a golden connection to the poet

Dancer and choreographer Emma O’Kane traces a graceful line between dancer, jockey and horse and between own dance career and that of her racing journalist grandfather