Luca Truffarelli: ‘We are using immigrants as slaves, to keep the market running. But what is the cost?’
In The Weight, his first dance piece, the Dublin-based Italian photographer appeals to his audience to help solve urgent problems
Luca Truffarelli
Elsewhere: Agitprop opera combines the serious and the comic
Michael Gallen’s polyglot minimalist music captures energy of historic Monaghan strike
Dublin Dance Festival 2021: The politically charged space that is the human body
The event’s second week was crowned by Dancing at Dusk: A Moment with Pina Bausch’s The Rite of Spring
Olwen Fouéré and the Breton connection: This time it’s personal
A leading light of the Irish avant-garde conjures up her father’s wartime experiences
Dublin Dance Festival review: the body politic comes to the fore
Migration and exile are unlikely themes for a dance festival, but they are clearly in evidence during the opening days of DDF
Review: Tardigrade
Interesting fact: Taridgrades can suspend their metabolism for up to 10 years. Expect this show to similarly ensnare your attention
Tardigrade: Keeping the audience on their toes with a riot of colour and movement
Video screens, singers in stilettos, a team of dancers and a lot of body paint: mind your steps at ‘Tardigrade’, Philip Connaughton’s latest work
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