News

Wake up :) Here is a new morning chance to train!

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Mark your calendars >>> Mondays 9:30-11am – Begin on 23rd Sept 2019

Morning class: Contemporary Dance Technique for advanced students and professional dancers – with various teachers – a welcome chance to train!

23rd Sept, 30th Sept and 7th Oct: – with Helga Deasy

at Collective Cork, Triskel Arts Centre, Tobin Street

Book a place (advised) > choose to pay online or at class / or simply drop-in!

https://www.facebook.com/events/878736179170778/

Creative Dance begins Sept 14th at Turners Cross CC

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Creative Dance for Ages 3-5  begins: SAT  SEPT 14th 🙂 

See your little one twirl and skip, beaming with joy, as he/she discovers a world of dance.  How many ways can you jump, float, balance, swing, stick together, roll or glide?

    • Saturdays
    • 11 – 12noon
    • at Turners Cross Community centre
    • 14th Sept – 19nd Oct 2019 (6 wks)
    • 54 € standard / 48 € discount for siblings (child 2, 3..) & where parents are students or receiving a SW payment.
    • Book your place here.
    • For more info, please contact Maria 086 8776230

For more dance courses for children and adults visit: Starlingdancetheatre.com

Dance Project – Global Water Dances

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For the second year, children and adults of Starling Dance Theatre took part in the Global Water Dances: Dancing for Clean Water Everywhere!  This amazing world-wide community dance event connected over 170 participating sites to raise awareness of issues around drinking water access globally and local water issues.

Also part of Arts, Activism, and the Environment, and Cruinniu Na Nog at Cork Midsummer Festival it connected so many people here in Cork:

We are thrilled to have come together June 2019 with members of the communit, students of Scoil Bernadette working with dance artist Lisa Cahill, Lightbulb and UCC Youth Theatres, visiting students of James Madison University, USA. Aoife Desmond with River Action, Roksana Niewadzisz, Emma Woodhouse, The Department of Theatre, UCC, Mark Garavan and Orla O’Donovan – editors of the Community Development Journal launching a Special issue: Water, Anti-privatisation Struggles and The Commons-. The Glucksman Gallery, and many more. With Garry Jones of The Harmonic Forge leading all of us into a wonderful world of unique musical instruments and sounds.

To all those who took part and/or lent a helping hand, a huge thank you!

Here is our facebook live video

More pictures and videos will be linked later.

For more information on the event and if you are interested in taking part in the future visit:

https://globalwaterdancescork.wordpress.com/

or https://www.facebook.com/GlobalWaterDancesCork/