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DANCE lovers will be able to travel to Birr this week as the arts centre immerses itself in all things dance.
Highlights include Mamuska Night on Saturday November 24 - a social event, a time to experiment, a chance to be inspired, an artistic risk and of course a fun night out. In a café-style setting the audience will be able to relax, drink a glass of wine, chat, listen to live music and watch a rich program of short live performances of various styles and genres. There is no charge for this.
On Sunday afternoon November 25, after more dance classes and workshops, the main program of the festival takes the stage with high caliber artists like Dylan Quinn (Northern Ireland), Asli Bostanci (Turkey), and Ferenc Feher (Hungary) amongst other. Tickets for this are priced at €15. For more information or to book tickets, contact Birr Theatre and Arts Centre at 057 91 22911 or visit www.birrtheatre.com.
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