David Bolger

Her new work, with musician Neil Martin, is designed as a conversation between music and dance and sees her going back to her roots

Dublin Theatre Festival is staging thrilling blends of dance and drama by Michael Keegan-Dolan, Anu and CoisCéim

A genre-shifting affair reveals Gray’s intellectual prowess and human failings

Coiscéim’s new dance show takes Prokofiev’s classic into more modern territory with thrilling results

An exhibition dealing with the darker side of books for youngsters, and a complex reworking of Peter and the Wolf, highlight the sophistication of children’s cultural tastes

Druid carve four Shakespeare plays into an epic of regal succession, and drag the kings down with the people where they belong

Choreographer David Bolger makes a song and dance about Bernelle

The extraordinary life of Agnes Bernelle, and her bitter-sweet songs about life and its trials, are celebrated in CoisCéim’s new dance show

Three companies – Irish Modern Dance Theatre, Liz Roche Dance Company and CoisCéim Dance Theatre – are touring new work together. Is it an act that other arts sectors could or should follow?

A whirl of thunderous energy from the producers of ‘Riverdance’ that occasionally threatens to blow off course

Riverdance founders hope to also bring Heartbeat of Home around the world

Vaslav Nijinsky’s choreography became a victim of the success of the music in Igor Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring. A century later, choreographers are still trying to get to grips with the dance

In Greek mythology, the gods were depicted nude to show their higher status, but these days little inflames indignation like the sight of the naked human body. For some artists, and dancers in particular, it’s an essential, everyday part of their work