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As part of the ChoreograpHER cycle.
Discover five proposals honouring a new generation of women choreographers.


Four striking portraits of life in Belfast. Oona Doherty draws from her fellow countrymen's intimate and social reality to create a piece that mixes ferocity and tenderness.
“Hard to be soft”, or the difficulty of showing vulnerability when under constraint. The dance affirms here her powerful capacity to sieze reality.

Dates
Saturday
1 March 2025 at 7pm
Place
Theatre - Pavillon Noir
Duration
45 min
Price
From 10€ to 25€

Distribution / Credits

Creation 2017
Piece for 11 dancers
Choreography and artistic direction Oona Doherty
Performers Jemima Brown (tbc), Sam Finnegan, John Scott, and the group of young female dancers
Sound design and composition David Holmes
Set and lighting design Ciaran Bagnall
Lighting design assistant Sarah Gordon
Set build Peter Lorimer
Photography and film Luca Truffarelli
Screenings Jack Phelan
Producer and agent Gabrielle Veyssiere - OD Works
Coproduction Oona Doherty, Prime Cut Productions, Belfast International Arts Festival, Dublin Dance Festival, The Abbey Theatre, Dublin
Support La Briqueterie – CDCN du Val-de-Marne, Arts Council of Northern Ireland, British Council
The show was developed through Prime Cut Productions REVEAL Programme (Belfast)
Winner of prix d'excellence décerné aux artistes solistes par le Arts Council of Northern Ireland
Photography HTBS Press

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