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County Wexford
Youth Dance Company
The County Wexford Youth Dance Company (CWYDC) launched their new Dance Film Off Your Trolley
at a reception during the Sonraigh Youth Dance Festival at Wexford Opera House.
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The Sonraigh Youth Dance Festival took place on 12th February 2011
Photos from Sonraigh
Project 101 at Redmond Park July 2010
In this massive dance project featuring the work of 101 performers artistic director Deirdre Grant created a colourful night time contemporary dance performance which encomapsses the generational and childhood themes of the park.
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I Am, Myself
is a series of dance workshops, run throughout Jan 2011 in association with Myriad Dance, with members of Ard Aoibhinn.
Ard Aoibhinn About Us MISSION STATEMENT
Myriad Dance is a playful and innovative contemporary dance company that cultivates and inspires dance to happen through a diverse programme of high quality dance development and performance driven initiatives. Its aims are to nurture and develop a vibrant dance environment in the South East of Ireland that is creative, resourceful and responsive to the needs of the region.
Myriad has made a huge impact on the ongoing development of local dance policy and practice which, in turn, has impacted nationally, and developed Myriad Dance a strong reputation in the area of dance development and promotion.
From their base at Wexford Opera House, Myriad Dance offer strong social engagement and a commitment to making dance happen and matter through the provision of professional development and performance projects for emerging dance artists, and by producing large-scale Education & Outreach programmes that support dance participation and audience development.
COMPANY VISION
From 2009, Myriad Dance will diversify away from traditional production models in favour of contemporary based Performance Projects which support developing audiences, dance participation and promotion of the art form. Performance driven projects will be delivered in ALL of the areas we work in, and with all of our groups, thereby ensuring dance performance remains and continues to be at heart of the company.
WE WILL
Take a leadership role in the development of dance as an art form regionally.
Continue to design high quality dance experiences where professional dance practice is nurtured and appreciated.
Support and make dance happen for a broad range of community based and professional participants both regionally and nationally.
BOARD MEMBERS
Brid Malone (Chairperson) - Pádraig Grant
Mo Sutton - Niall Murphy - Bernard Browne
Maeve Butler
CWYDC Film PRESS RELEASE PRESS RELEASE
from County Wexford Youth Dance Company
The County Wexford Youth Dance Company (CWYDC) launched their new Dance Film Off Your Trolley at a reception during the Sonraigh Youth Dance Festival at Wexford Opera House.
Granted aided by Leargas European Youth in Action programme this dance film afforded six youth dance members and six young technical crew the opportunity to make their own film under the watchful eyes of director Terence White (director of Reel New Ross) and choreographer Deirdre Grant (artistic director form Myriad Dance). Shot in January 2011 in below freezing conditions, this dance film presents a quirky, lighthearted view of boredom and what young people do to fill in time and challenges stereotypical views adults have of young people.
At the reception in the Festival Room three members of the C.W.Y.D.C led the speeches and gave the audience an insight into the process of how they made the film. The launch was attended by the Head of Dance at the Arts Council Of Ireland, Davide Terlingo and the Arts Council dance consultant Jenny Roche, as well as the entire film crew of Off Your Trolley. The film itself premiered on the O'Reilly Stage as part of a larger gala show which involved super live dance performance by the Kerry Youth Dance Company, Dublin Youth Dance Company, Company B dance company (Dublin based), House of Anne dance company (Cork-based).
For More information - C.W.Y.D.C. have also had the opportunity to create our first blog: http://cwydc.wordpress.com about the process of making this dance film.
County Wexford Youth Dance Company is hosted by contemporary dance company Myriad Dance, based in Wexford Opera House. Its main funder is Wexford County Council.
FURTHER INFO: Deirdre Grant (artistic director & Sonraigh YDF Coordinator) - info_myriaddance.com/ 053 9174665
Education and Community 
About Education & Outreach
Since its inception, Myriad Dance has built up extensive experience in education, community and after school dance programmes, by running consistent high quality dance projects all over Ireland.
The companys determination to develop youth & community dance particularly in its own home region in Co Wexford, resulted in one of the most successful youth dance projects in Ireland: the Pulse! Youth Dance Project in 2001-2008. Designed in tandem with the Arts Department in Wexford County Council it is now one of the longest running and biggest dance initiatives in the country in this area.
Pulse! has involved thousands of children and young people in classes, workshops, long-term projects and performances and is responsible for the formation of Sonraigh Youth Dance Festival and County Wexford Youth Dance Company , and is now developed into a broader Education & Outreach Programme as part of Myriad Dance.
Why?
The Education & Outreach Programme is a core part of Myriad Dance and has an invaluable connection with the companys Professional Development Programme and Performance Work.
Myriad Dance is dedicated to educating young people and adults about dance and movement, and therefore runs children, adult and youth dance classes - including County Wexford Youth Dance Company; workshops and residencies in schools and community groups; outreach activities at festivals & other public events, and development initiatives for teachers and youth leaders.
Through active participation in creative and contemporary dance, Myriad Dance aims to stimulate the imagination, energy and artistry of people of all ages allowing participants to experience their creative potential through dance.
How we work All Education & Outreach activities are informed by Myriad Dances trademark style of vibrant, creative and playful movement, and are designed to give participants the chance to develop technical, choreographic and improvisational skills. In a person-centered environment, participants are encouraged and supported to explore new styles of movement, and to enjoy the energy, freedom & excitement that the company offers. It is through dance participation and experiential learning that a deeper understanding and appreciation of the art form is gained.
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Performances-Works Myriad's BODY OF WORK VIDEOS
Performance Work
The companys work is a mixture of guest artist/choreographer work and artistic director's work that alternates on a regular basis supporting the needs of the company and its vision.
In the past ten years of dance production Myriad Dance has showcased a rich variety of engaging work always meaningful and relevant to their community. It is in particular their fearlessness of working with their own immediate community and surroundings and their insistance in working with the best of local or Irish emerging artists as well as artists from other disciplines that sets them apart from other dance performance companies in Ireland.
The period 2001-2008, saw Myriad exist outside a theatrical home. Then in 2009 the company found a new home and rehearses and showcases its performnce work at the Wexford Opera House.
As a result of this previous period, Myriad has now much more site specific performance work in it's repertoire than theatre performance work but has had a delightful knock on affect of making their dance relevant and very engaging to a diverse theatre going audience both in Wexford and beyond.
In 2009 Myriad had the wonderful opportunity to work with the much loved German artist Wolfgang Hoffmann and in the process ended up redesigning their company to explore different models of producing work and a move away from traditional production methods and into Improvised and Instant Composition Performance based projects.
Since 2010, under the direction of its artistic director Deirdre Grant, the company is developing a methodology using improvisational dance practices that incorporates somatic studies and how these methods apply to dance performance. Deirdre created Project 101 for Myriad which was performed in June 2010 and involved 101 performers in an outdoor performance project.
Myriad Dance has performed at the following festivals:
Myriad Dance has presented its work at a number of Festivals such as the Dublin Dance Festival (2008), Vibrate Dance Festival (2008), Dublin Fringe Festival (2006 & 2005 & 2009), DanCelebration Festival, Arizona (2006 & 2005) and Eigse Carlow Arts Festival (2004) as well as hosting its very own Sonraigh Youth Dance Festival in 2007/8 and later in 2010 again.
Authenticity 2008
Ruins 2007
Professional Development About Professional Development
Myriad Dance is a company that actively demonstrates its ethos of strong social engagement and commitment to the dance community within the region by providing professional training and development, and regular classes for both emerging dance and movement-based artists.
Myriad Dance is enabled to deliver these hugely rewarding dance courses and workshops through its funding partnerships with Dance Ireland, ArtLinks and Wexford County Council.
At the newly built Wexford Opera House Myriad Dance offers the following diverse range of workshops and performance initiatives for dance artists throughout the year:
Why?
The professional development of dance artists is very important to Myriad Dance as it serves as a backbone to the company's philosophy.
Its primary aim is to support artists, by providing them with opportunities to improve skills base, fitness levels and up to date practices through experimentation and investigation into movement.
Regionally and realistically, the company aims to support a broader dance family, which includes; choreographers, contemporary dance artist, dancers, dance students, body workers, yoga teachers and physical theatre practitioners.
PROFESSIONAL MORNING CLASSES
MENTORING
INNERSCAPES
Deirdre Deirdre Grant - Artistic Director
Deirdre is co-founder of Myriad Dance and has been its Artistic Director since 1999.
Deirdre was first introduced to contemporary dance through the Wexford Arts Centre, joining the Barefoot Youth Dance Company in 1984. She went on to train at Middlesex University, London, England, where she obtained a BA Dance with Education. Since then, Deirdre have been developing contemporary dance regionally in Ireland, originally as a freelance dance artist, and later through her work with Myriad Dance.
As Artistic Director of Myriad, Deirdre has developed a reputation for producing work in both professional and artist-in-the-community contexts. Her flexible, accessible and very visual style has been seen in widely varying performance settings over a ten year period; theatre, site-specific and adapted non-traditional spaces for audiences, regionally around Ireland and in the U.S.
Her choreographic credits with the company include; Broken Masque (1999), Together from Shortcuts & Storylines (2000), In an Instant (2001), Scramble (outdoors in 2002), Rainbow (2003), Mutation (gallery piece in 2004), Ruins (outdoors 2007), Authenticity (2008) and Project 101 (scheduled - outdoors 2010).
Since 2006, and importantly since the company's visit to, and experience of outdoor improvisations around Arizona's 12th century historical ruins, Deirdre has used ideas and methodologies, incorporating ideas from her experiences of Somatic Studies, to explore deep inner movement vocabulary, promote intelligent instinctual movement, play and individual movement vocabularies and filtering them into both her performance and teaching contexts.
Deirdre is an active member the County Wexford Community Arts Network panel of inter-disciplinary artists, which represents the cream of best artists in arts practice in the county. She has two decades of experience in teaching, devising performance projects for children, youth and special needs and working hand in hand alongside organisations, art centres and arts offices around the country, incorporating her own blend of creative choreographic work and ideas into workshops with the public.
Deirdre has had a huge interest in dance development throughout her career, and in making positive dance experiences happen for people across the board, whilst always feeling the need to protect the welfare of dance artists who deliver high volumes of creativity, dynamic energy or who feel they have no career path in a regional environment. Hence the move and focus into professional development of artists as a co-existing programme for all dance artists who are working with Myriad Dance.
Under Deirdre's direction, Myriad Dance has grown from a company making production or short term project work once a year to a full time company employing 3 full-time staff, with a busy Education & Community wing. She is responsible for guiding the company into it's new permanent home at the Wexford Opera House and designing the new company motto Making Dance Happen / Making Dance Matter, leading the company into the period 2010 onwards.
Contact Us Myriad Dance Wexford Opera House, High Street, Wexford, Ireland
Deirdre Grant Artistic Director Email: deirdre_myriaddance.com
General Inquiries info_myriaddance.com Tel +353 53 9174665
Professional Morning Dance Classes Professional Morning Classes
Myriad are delighted to anounce that Professional Morning Classes resume with Artistic Director Deirdre Grant throughout March. Deirdre will lead her four week course in contemporary dance practice with somatic investigation on:
Wednesdays 2/9/16 & 23rd March 2011
10:30am to 12:30am _ Movement Studio,
Wexford Opera House.
In these workshops Deirdre, based upon her very popular Instinctual Movement Practice sessions, will use a dynamic blend of image based material with anatomical based explorative exercises designed by her to warm-up the body for performance and extend movement vocabulary potential.
Classes include time to explore your own movement potential and encourages creativity, a sense of mindfulness and investigation delivered in Deirdre's playful and inviting manner.
Classes are suitable for dancers, dance teachers & movement based artists based in the south-east region.
Cost per class: €12 / €10 (students) or €45 for the 4wk course/€40(students)
To register call Myriad Dance on 053 91 74665 /e-mail info_myriaddance.com
The company has been fortunate to have had terrific guest artists on its Professional Development Programme over the years.
In more recent years guest artists have included; Ella Clarke, Gina Darlington and Kristen Mc Bride of Canyon Movement Company from Arizona, Niamh Condron, Jenny Roche, Tim O Donnell, Wolfgang Hoffman & Daniel Weaver, Libby Seward, Nora Brickman from Sean Curran Dance Company and Mary Nunan.
Deirdre Grant Myriad Dance Artistic Director
Mentoring Programme Mentoring Programme for 2010
The Myriad Dance Mentoring Programme (MP) is an extension of the pre-existing programme, which now encompasses a structured cross-over dance project from both Myriads Education & Outreach Programme and Professional Development Programme (run with the support of Dance Ireland and ArtLinks).
Participants of the MP will have the specific opportunity to work alongside the Artistic Director (AD):
Shadowing the work of the AD, acquiring a skill base of somatic studies for creative dance projects in both the professional choreographic area and the community dance environment.
Working through developmental movement patterns and early childhood development skills in workshops.
The AD incorporates a people-centered approach in all her work, and the participant will actively/practically work alongside the AD, who will be integrating methodology from Somatic Studies of the body into her specialist work in special needs, children and the training of young dancers. This work is seen as both highly experimental and radical, overhauling traditional contemporary dance modes of learning.
The MP participant will be exploring the world of dance teaching and facilitation, in a variety of settings, and with different age groups.
On-the-job training opportunities will be offered in Myriad Dances core After School Programme, the County Wexford Youth Dance Company and on a variety of short and long term projects in school and community groups through practical class/workshop assistance and ongoing reflection. These experiences will allow participants to further develop and deepen skills such as Lesson Planning, Group Facilitation and Management, Laban Analysis, Choreography, Team Work and Dance Research.
Similarly to the AD, the EOD uses a person-centered approach in all her classes, workshops and projects. The EOD integrates methodology from Laban Studies in the Classes, Workshops and Projects she runs, and the MP participant will have the opportunity to be actively involved in this exciting Education & Outreach Work.
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Innerscapes INNERSCAPES 2010
INNERSCAPES Saturday Shorts
_ Wexford Opera House
with special guest Tim O Donnell (US)
Saturday & Sunday 6/7th November 2010
Cost:€80/€100
Tim ODonnell is a New York based dance artist who has been studying, teaching, and performing in both the United States and Europe for the past 12 years. His exploration in dance and movement is strongly rooted in a deep physical listening and a sense of adventure. His classes range from the gentle and subtle to the acrobatic and fluidly athletic. He holds an MFA in Dance from Arizona State University and has maintained a private practice in therapeutic bodywork and somatic movement since 1991. Currently he is on faculty at Movement Research and is teaching and performing in NYC where he resides.
INNERSCAPES is an annual movement investigation platform/course that has been running since 2005, and has developed organically alongside the company as it has grown.
The ethos of this initiative is to encourage the utilization of a variety of different inner-body work experiences, and develop experimentation and investigation into movement for dance creation and performance.
In the past we have offered workshops in Contact Improvisation, Somatic Studies, cellular-based dance practices (Deborah Hay based) and Body-Mind Centering. We regularly look into alternative practice within contemporary dance and performance.
INNERSCAPES facilitates open workshop time and opportunities for artists to experiment and innovate, discuss, share and exchange ideas in a non-judgemental, yet stimulating environment.
Innerscapes 2010 is divided into two programmes this year:
Saturday Shorts - These are taster dance workshops led by artists and open to a diverse number of performers in theatre, dance and performance art and is open to participants and artists who are interested in exploring Somatic Study material with performance and choreography Week-long Workshops with guest artists - one at Easter, one in July (a residential Contact Improvisation) and one at October 
INNERSCAPES 2009
County Wexford Youth Dance Company 
County Wexford Youth Dance Company
County Wexford Youth Dance Company is Myriad Dances youth dance company, resident at the Wexford Opera House. The company is contemporary dance based, thus drawing on many different non-competitive dance styles and movement practices. CWYDC works with several guest artists from Myriad Dance throughout the year, with a strong emphasis on creativity and expression. All members are talented young dancers between 13 and 19 years old.
They are involved in weekly classes and rehearsals, workshops, dance projects and performances, which allows them to develop their performance skills, to learn from professional dancers, and to experience different methodologies in choreography. Previous CWYDC members have studied dance in third level education, and some have also gone on to do drama/theatre studies.
The County Wexford Youth Dance Company was brought to life in 2001 and forms a core part of Myriad Dances Education & Community Programme.
In 2010, the CWYDC will be involved in many projects such as Project 101 and Sonraigh Youth Dance Festival 2010. We will also be hosting a Youth Dance Company from Belgium on an exciting Youth Exchange Project. The current CWYDC are Ruah Berney-Pearson, Fiona Brauneisen, Jasmin Gangnus, Roisin Hayden, Sarah Kinneen, Jane Matthews, Tara McGinn, Lisa Sarsfield and Shannon Smythe.
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The Sonraigh Youth Dance Festival
took place on the 12th February 2010.
Organised by Myriad Dance, in association with Wexford County Council, the Sonraigh Youth Dance Festival ('sonraigh' meaning to distinguish/perceive) was a series of events in dance that took place all over Wexford town.
The highlight of the day was a Gala evening of superb performances in the O Reilly Theatre at Wexford Opera House showcasing work from several youth dance companies and ensembles from all over Ireland. Last held in 2008, this Gala represents the best of talented young Irish dancers with outstanding and dynamic performances and choreographic work.
Groups performing were House of Anne (Cork) , Dublin Youth Dance Company, Cois Ceim Creative Steps, Company B (all-male dance group from Dublin) & Kerry Youth Dance Company .
Performances by Myriad's own children's dance groups happened all over the town throughout the day and in the foyer of Wexford Opera House (as a free event).
There was a brand new premiere of "Off Your Trolley" a Leargas-funded Youth Dance Film by County Wexford Youth Dance Company with filmmaker Terence White .
Sonraigh & the Dance Development Conference is part of Making Dance Happen / Making Dance Matter at Myriad Dance.
The Sonraigh Youth Dance Festival was kindly supported by Wexford County Council, Wexford Opera House & Arts Council of Ireland.
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Dance Ability
Myriad Dance works with local day care centres and residential care homes for people with mild/medium level learning difficulties. The company offers short weekly workshop series to centres both in its home studio at the Wexford Opera House and also regularly travels into centres. Even though Myriad runs short blasts of weekly dance workshops (4 to 6 weeks at a time), it works with a long term view - sometimes working with the same groups repetitively over a period of years.
Myriad works from both developmental and artistic principals, devising creative work appropriate to the age group and abilities of each group. The dance workshops are strongly participant-driven, yet incorporate dance concepts with rich artistic visual stimuli and themes. Myriad Dance particularly enjoys working hand in hand with organisations and care workers/managers in devising creative building blocks that support the learning of creative movement and expression.
Since 2004, Myriad Dance runs an integrated annual dance performance project - 'The Friendship Project' - every summer with the service users of Ard Aoibhinn Day Care Centre in Wexford and the young people of the County Wexford Youth Dance Company.
Myriad Dance captured the beauty of this project on a DVD titled 'The Friendship Project' (2008), edited by Terence White and facilitated by Artistic Director, Deirdre Grant.
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School Outreach
Myriad Dance offers an Outreach Programme to primary and secondary schools, aiming to develop the students interest and participation in contemporary dance. All dance workshops and projects are designed and run in partnership with the school, keeping with Myriad Dances Mission Statement and values.
The School Outreach Programme is available to urban and rural schools around Ireland through residencies from the company.
Myriad Dance has a great reputation and level of experience that has been built up over the past sixteen years by its artistic director, Deirdre Grant with a team of Myriad Dance Artists.
Myriad Dance engages with schools by working hand in hand with teachers, principals and arts officers. This methodology has resulted in a number successful dance residencies around County Wexford, Carlow, Waterford and Mayo.
If your school is interested in working with Myriad Dance to offer dance and movement workshops for students, please contact Deirdre Grant on 053 9174665
We would be happy to meet with you to discuss the creative possibilities, and to develop a workshop or project plan that is specifically tailored to meet the needs of your student group(s).
We look forward to hearing from you!
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Community Residencies on Offer
Myriad Dance is delighted to have remained consistently active in developing dance regionally and blending a tangible dynamic, on the ground feel and presence wherever they work.
The approachability of the dance artists, and the accessibility of the company's performance and workshop work, have both strongly contributed to the success of our community residencies and Company/Artist In Residence type engagements. Several types of residencies have been run in the past. In 2010 the company offers 3 types of workshop engagement:
Once-off dance workshops, based around themes and choreographic ideas using its company performance work at an appropriate level for the participants. Theme-based dance residency projects, where participants devise, create and shape dance alongside Myriad Dance artists from rehearsal to performance. These projects are usually week-long. Co-Create programmes, which are specifically designed dance projects for designated areas/organisation, i.e. projects that are designed in tandem with County and Borough Councils, Arts Centres and sometimes community organisations through CWCAN. Co-Create Programmes are of a more long term and developmental nature. Over the past ten years, Myriad Dance has worked with a diverse range of Social & Artistic Programmers on Co-Create Programmes, from Programme Managers in venues to Arts Officers, Youth Workers,Care Workers, Parental Groups and Parish Committees.
If your organisation or group is interested in working with Myriad Dance on a Company In Residency idea or short term workshops, please contact us on 053 9174665 or email info_myriaddance.com. We would be happy to meet with you to discuss the creative possibilities and to develop a workshop or project plan that is specifically tailored to meet the needs of your group.
History HISTORY
Formed in 1999, by Deirdre Grant and Brid Malone, Myriad Dance has grown from a company producing short term once-off projects to a full-time company; producing work for national and International audiences, running Professional Development Programmes for dance artists living in the South East of Ireland, providing an extensive Education and Community Programme and offering weekly classes, once-off workshops and long term residencies at both regional and national levels.
The extensive work of Myriad Dance over the past 10 years would not have been possible without the continued financial support from both The Arts Council of Ireland and the Arts Department of Wexford County Council. In recent years, the company is also delighted to have strengthened its partnership with Dance Ireland.
Through this partnership the company runs a series of classes and workshops for professional dance artists, such as professional morning classes and INNERSCAPES (movement investigation workshops). In 2009, Myriad was also delighted to work in partnership with ArtLinks on its INNERSCAPES Easter platform.
It was always the ambition of the company to find itself a permanent home. In June 2009 that dream became a reality when Myriad Dance moved into the newly built Wexford Opera House as its resident dance company. This new opportunity to collaborate and co-produce work with Wexford Opera House is an intriguing and exciting development for the company.
The company is also very pleased that it finally has a long term home that supports the quality and volume of its work in the areas of performance, professional development and education and community work.
Mentoring Extra Participants of the MP also have an opportunity to:
Attend on all 3 INNERSCAPES Professional Development courses throughout the year and attend the structured Attend Professional Morning classes weekly.
Dance in Myriad Dance performance projects (depending on availability, level of experience, etc.)
Work in a vibrant arts scene in the South East of Ireland at the Wexford Opera House building and rehearsal rooms.
Participation on the MP requires part-time commitment and is based on experiential based learning within this unique production company.
Participation may also lead to future employment opportunities within the company.
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Body of Work Authenticity 2008
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Body of Work PRODUCTION WORK
Project 101 (2010)
Project 101 involving 101 performers/dancers this project draws themes from the natural landscape and the historical, political and social significance of Redmond Park, Wexford; a park that was established in Wexford over 100 years ago.
One Penny Operas (2009)
Group piece created by guest artists Wolfgang Hoffmann and Daniel Weaver.
Performed at Wexford Opera House and Dance House, Dublin as part of the Dublin Fringe Festival.
Authenticity (2008)
Solo piece choreographed and performed by Deirdre Grant.
Performed as a work in progress at Georgia and Vibrate Dance Festival, USA and premiered in
Wexford Arts Centre
Ruins (2007)
Outdoor group piece choreographed by Deirdre Grant and performed at Selskar Abbey, Wexford.
Performed in collaboration with Canyon Movement Company at Wukoki Ruins Arizona.
behindtheeyeliesbone (2006)
A trio choreographed by guest dance artist Ella Clarke. Performed as a work in progress at DanCelebration Festival, Flagstaff, Arizona and premièred at Project Arts Centre, Dublin as part of the Dublin Fringe Festival.
It also toured nationally.
In 2008, behindtheeyeliesbone, was selected to perform at the Dublin Fringe Festival as part of Dance Irelands Re:Presenting Ireland platform.
Adaptation of a Meeting (2005)
A duet choreographed by guest dance artist Ella Clarke. Premièred at Project Arts Centre, Dublin as part of Dublin Fringe Festival.
Mutation (2004)
Outdoor group piece choreographed by Deirdre Grant. Commissioned by and performed at Eigse Carlow Arts Festival.
Scramble (2002)
Outdoor group piece choreographed by Deirdre Grant & performed at The Bull Ring, Wexford.
In An Instant (2001)
Group piece choreographed by Deirdre Grant & performed at the Dun Mhuire Theatre, Wexford.
One Penny Operas
Wexford Opera House and Absolut Fringe, Dublin Aug-Sept 09
Reviews of One Penny Operas
" ...real moments of stillness and beauty and one frenzied sequence of physical abandonment lives on in the memory"
Michael Seaver - Irish Times
" Intoxicating" RTE Radio 1 'Arts Show'
