This event finished on: 29 November 2011

a production image fro Fearghus OConchuirs Tabernacle photo Jonathan Mitchell shows a woman in a red hoodie and black leggings standing still on the right while a bald naked and tattooed dancer crouches and stretches to the right in the background

Fresh from its premiere at Dublin Dance Festival, Tabernacle puts the Irish Catholic Church in focus, investigating authority, control and its influence in the individual search for purposeful living.

A probing new dance piece, with contributions from singer/composer Iarla Ó Lionáird, visual artist Sarah Browne and a quintet of compelling performers - Mikel Aristegui, Elena Giannotti, Stéphane Hisler, Bernadette Iglich and Matthew Morris - Tabernacle takes a considered, dynamic and thoughtful look at the changing attitudes to religion in a country whose identity was defined by it for so long.

Fearghus O’ Conchúir is one of Ireland’s leading independent choreographers. His recent work investigates the relationship between bodies and buildings in the context of urban regeneration.

+ Post-show Q&A

 


Tabernacle is produced in association with Project Arts Centre, with the support of the Arts Council, Dance Ireland, modul dance, the Culture Programme of the EU, Culture Ireland, Dublin City Council and with funds from DDF’s 2011 Co-production Initiative.

Photo: Jonathan Mitchell

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