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Storytelling through choreography Junk Ensemble’s bold approach to the world of older dancers.

Two weeks ago I had the immense pleasure of interviewing two Dublin-based directors, Megan and Jessica Kennedy, and seeing their latest production of Dances Like a Bomb. They are known for their innovative dance pieces, having multiple retellings and devised … Continue reading Storytelling through choreography Junk Ensemble’s bold approach to the world of older dancers.

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La Natura Delle Cose// Review Florentine artist Virgilio Sieni takes over the Abbey Theatre exploring the poetics of physicality.

●●●●● La Natura Delle Cose was performed in the Abbey stage for a two-day run from May 14 to 15th as part of the Dublin Dance Festival. It was choreographed and directed by the Florentine artist Virgilio Sieni who was … Continue reading La Natura Delle Cose// Review Florentine artist Virgilio Sieni takes over the Abbey Theatre exploring the poetics of physicality.

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“This wreckage I call me / Would like to frame your voice” The Post-Human World of Gary Numan’s Music "It reveals how there is an interwoven narrative path that is connected by each album. A story of a posthuman world slowly unravels throughout Numan’s impressive corpus of work, one that popular culture owes a lot of credit to."

  “And what if God’s dead?/ We must have done something wrong /This dark facade ends/ We’re independent from someone / This wreckage I call me/ Would like to frame your voice.” (Lyrics from ‘This Wreckage’, from the album Telekon) If you … Continue reading “This wreckage I call me / Would like to frame your voice” The Post-Human World of Gary Numan’s Music “It reveals how there is an interwoven narrative path that is connected by each album. A story of a posthuman world slowly unravels throughout Numan’s impressive corpus of work, one that popular culture owes a lot of credit to.”