Dance

Collaborative venture to be led by Liz Roche Company will involve Belfast-based Maiden Voyage Dance and the Irish World Academy of Music and Dance at the University of Limerick

Themes of retrieval and transformation abound in What We Hold, which premiered at the Dublin Theatre Festival in 2022

Malachy Duggan’s play about a rave is a call to action to rehabilitate Ireland’s night-time culture

Dublin Fringe Festival 2023: In Resonance, Chloe Commins fuses aerial arts with her experience of growing up as a child of deaf adults

Old dancers used to be lionised for their steps, because their exuberance contrasted with their seniority, evoking both awe and pity in the tragic ritual

Helen Lewis: Shadows Behind the Dance celebrates a woman who refused to be defined by the wartime horrors she endured and instead became a major figure in the cultural life of Belfast

As a country of less than 1.5 million people located close to two warring nations, Estonia is proudly sending its close-knit company of dancers out on tour

Gemma Tipton offers a beginner’s guide to taking up a new cultural pursuit

Dublin Theatre Festival 2022: The dance star’s fine intergenerational ensemble delivers a visual, aural archive of Irish step dance

Watching this year’s programme online was frustrating but also brought new intimacies

Broadcaster stuck to protocols that harked back to pre-Netflix levels of influence

The common theme at the Sunbeam Bingo Hall and Sirius Arts Centre performances was personal identity