Dance / 27-28 May 2017

Striptease

Tickets: 18-€22
Show Time: 9pm

Get 15% off full price tickets when you book 2 or more shows at the same time! 
Tongue firmly in cheek, Spanish choreographer Pere Faura gets intimate with his audience in this mischievous show about the theatrical art of undressing.
What do you think you’ll see at a show called Striptease? Part performance, part lecture, Faura plays with our expectations and perceptions in this witty and provocative exposé of the mechanisms of desire and seduction. Cleverly mixing dance, theatre and video elements he delves into the relationship between the performer and the spectator, with the help of a star turn by Demi Moore.
What makes a good striptease? Proximity or inaccessibility, reality or fantasy? Well, that all depends on what you are looking for.
“Although we don’t budge from our seats, we come out of Striptease feeling totally undressed and exposed… Such is the wit and winsomeness … we end up loudly applauding his assault on our reserve.” Springback
MEAL DEAL
On Saturday 27 May join us for a special dinner to celebrate the last day of Dance Food, a temporary canteen for DDF by Fiona Hallinan and Phillip McCrilly at Project Arts Centre, followed by a performance of Striptease. 
A multi-course, mostly plant-based, seasonally focused and colourful menu featuring pickles, powders and preserves developed especially for the Dublin Dance Festival. We will showcase some of our favourite Irish produce such as Goatsbridge barbecued trout, Lelevein sourdough, Young Buck cheese from Northern Ireland.
Just sixteen spaces per night.
Saturday 27 May at 7pm
Dinner and A Show €40
Booking essential.
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Running Time: approximately 40 minutes
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Funders
Supported by Instituto Cervantes Dublin, Aerowaves, Creative Europe programme of the European Union, Acción Cultural Española, AC/E

Choreographer / Director: Pere Faura
Performers: Pere Faura and Demi Moore

Dublin Dance Festival
Dublin Dance Festival is the leading dance event on the Irish arts calendar. Each year in May, the Festival brings together dance artists and choreographers from across the world to share the very best of contemporary dance with audiences in Ireland. Since its inauguration in 2002, the Festival’s ambitions have been big and brave. The Festival brings hugely influential dance makers to Dublin, while also providing an international platform for established and emerging Irish dance artists. The 2017 Festival will run through May 18 – 28. Get ready to experience a vibrant mix of visual theatre, live music, video interactions, powerful personal testimony and incredible dance and much more.

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