Dance / Theatre / 12-12 November 2011

THE SMELL OF WANT

Tickets: 12
Show Time: 8:15pm

Dance Theatre
Cube
By Fitzgerald & Stapleton
THE SMELL OF WANT  
The Smell of Want is a new dance theatre performance from Fitzgerald and Stapleton. Graphically honest, deeply-affecting and often darkly funny the work unfolds through a series of provocative short speeches and choreographed scenes which invite us to rethink our relationship to the boundaries between life and art.
Check your budget and chose from a luxury seat in the Winners Enclosure (only seven available per show, €17), an averagely comfy Plebeian seat (€15), a bog standard bench in Steerage (€13.50/€12 conc) or ask Box Office about the Lovers’ Swing (€15 per couple) for an extra special trip.
Suitable ages 16+, may contain nudity.
Audience members may be asked to leave at any point during the performance.
“Cutting edge theatre…” The Sunday Times on Fitzgerald & Stapleton
Review of The Smell of Want
“A darkly comic exploration of the cycle of life and death, time travel, dreams, songs, consumerism and more” Time Out New York
Read the full Time Out review here.
“These smart, sophisticated movers are adept at a fluid physical navigation in which the body can be task-oriented or sexually objectified or whatever is behind Door No. 3” The New York Times
“With flesh that is neither proud nor wounded but—like a sleeper sensing the lover or cat lying beside her—blurrily conscious of being unconscious. The Smell of Want is eerily, achingly homey. It seems to arise from a slumbering body, with that breath and heat, and light out for the mind.” The Village Voice NY
Read the full Village Voice review here.
“The audience didn’t move for several minutes after the performers had gone; we were getting over that shock – the utter exposure of being offered nakedness through and through” danceviewtimes NY
“It was a very abstract and intimate experience..Trust me, it sounds crazy, but you’ll love it” Gayletter NY
There will be a post show discussion on Mon 7 and Wed 9 Nov 2011.
REAL DEAL – 8TH NOV ALL TICKETS 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1! CALL 01 8819 613
NOT AVAILABLE TO BOOK ONLINE PLEASE CALL BOX OFFICE ON 01 8819 613 TO BOOK YOUR SEAT.
Performance Dates, Tickets and Information
7 – 12 NOV 2011~ Tickets €16/14 (conc)
Duration approx 1 hour no interval
*Concession tickets are available, with valid identification, to Students, Senior Citizens, Equity Members and the Unwaged.
BOOKING: (+353 1) 881 9613
Groups
Group discounts available in advance only, ask to speak to Melanie or email melanie@projectartscentre.ie (Mon-Fri during office hours)
Seating
Our seating is unreserved so you will choose your seat on the night of the performance. We advise you to arrive at least 10 minutes before the start time as we are unable to seat patrons once a performance has begun.
Before the show, why not…?
…have a look around our gallery. During exhibitions our gallery is open Mon-Sat from 11AM until the performance begins….
…or catch up with your friends by having a drink in our bar. We offer a full bar service so if you just can’t wait to talk about the show join us afterwards for another.
Parking Offer
Present your Project Art Centre ticket (evening performances only) at the Fleet Street Car Park and you will qualify for a special fixed price of just €5. Ask at box office for more information.
Hungry?
Want to grab a bite to eat before the show? Why not pop down to Milano Restaurant in Temple Bar and pick their pre-theatre menu – Pizza, Pasta or Salad plus and a glass of wine – for just €12.50. Available from 5pm -7pm, just show your tickets or email booking confirmation to avail of this offer.
And if you’re in a rush remember that Milano also delivers to Project Arts Centre. Choose from a range of delicious made to order pizzas delivered to you in our bar. No queues and no need to even leave the building. Ask a member of our bar staff for more information.

Credits

Choreographed & written by Emma Fitzgerald & Áine Stapleton
Performed by Conor Donelan, Emma Fitzgerald, Carl Harrison, Mark McCabe, Elliot Moriarty, Brian O’Riordan, Áine Stapleton & Arturo Vidich
Light Design by Barry Madden
Set & costume by Sarah Baconn

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