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Leitrim Dance Festival presents Dance Dialects at The Dock, where local and visiting artists will share their new work in dance and music collaborations on April 4 at 7.30pm.
Dance Dialect 2024 will feature Yaelle Azoulay, Jonathann Rousseau and Dave Munnelly; Aneta Dortova and Dave Munnelly; West Kerry set dancers; Áirc Damhsa; Jesse Smith and Seosamh Ó Neachtain; Vincent Woods; Siobhán Butler; Caitlín Nic Gabhann and Edwina Guckian; Mary McGuiggan; and Aidan Vaughan.
Leitrim Dance Festival promotes engagement with percussive dance and promotes local, national, and international pathways for emerging and/or professional percussive dancers.
The festival aims to develop a keener understanding of the relationship between dancer and musician, where the dance experience goes hand in hand with the music experience.
Admission is €18/€16 concession and is available at https://www.thedock.ie/whats-on/dance-dialects.
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