The Firkin Crane

Intercultural Dance

Every Thursday
05.00 + 07.00 pm
No Frontiers Dance Company integrates amateur and professional dancers and performers from many nations and cultures to practise many styles of dance and movement, via singing, beat-boxing, acrobatics, trapeze, Capoera, video work, body painting, theatre and comedy improvisation.

Anti-racism is promoted in a pro-active, preventative manner, through involvement of numerous cultures within the group and through public performances that demonstrate the advantages of an open-minded society.

05.00 - 07.00 pm No Frontiers Youth class
07.30 - 09.30 pm No Frontiers Adult class

Chloe de Buyl-Pisco
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NEWS

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EVENTS

  • Culture Night 2010 24 Sep 2010 - Tickets: € Free Once again, the Firkin Crane will open its door on Culture Night - and we open the floor to the dancers and dance lovers of Cork with an interesting programme of events for visitors! View details
  • BLANK CANVAS 2010 Sharing 01 Oct 2010 - Tickets: € suggested donation €5 - an exciting look at work-in-progress, presented by some or all of the currently resident artists. View details
  • Hamlet and The Merchant of Venice Sessions 06 Oct 2010 - 15 Oct 2010 Tickets: € 16/14 students, group rates available Cyclone Repertory Company presents an entertaining and informative synthesis of analysis and performance that has the primary goal of helping students in their understanding of these two Shakespearean plays
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Supported by: Arts Council of Ireland, FAS, Cork City Council Cork City Council FÁS Arts Council of Ireland