





All Day Do Dance is a celebration of a vibrant intergenerational dance project in Nenagh, welcoming participants from ages 8 to 88! This is an opportunity to come together for a live dance performance and the launch of a new Artbook EmotionLand: Tap In!
All Day Do Dance also offers workshops for school children and for seniors led by the talented professional artists Arianna Guasso, Kiko López and Héctor Plaza.
Free event, no booking required

The duet What The Trees Don’t Tell compares human life with that of trees: both bear scars, seek roots, and learn to sustain themselves.
Through delicate and precise physical language, the work invites a nonverbal conversation between the two performers and their environment.
“In What the Trees Don’t Tell, we seek a real connection with the audience. We do this through gaze and attentive listening, turning each performance into a unique moment” – Kiko López
CREDITS
Choreography and performance: Kiko López and Héctor Plaza.
SUPPORT AND THANKS
Nenagh Arts Centre, Acción Cultural Española

The Artbook EmotionLand: Tap In! is a vibrant artistic legacy commemorating Tipperary Dance’s ongoing spring programme in St. Mary’s Primary School, Nenagh.
EmotionLand: Tap In! is a creative project designed to encourage primary school children to explore, recognize, and express a wide range of emotions in a fun, active, and age-appropriate way. Focusing on one emotion every two weeks, participants engaged in brainstorming, movement explorations, improvisation tasks, games, and reflections to deepen their understanding of how feelings manifest in the body and to discover how dance can become a positive tool for navigating strong emotions.
Throughout the project, we sought to balance guidance with freedom, allowing the children’s ideas, experiences, and imagination to remain at the heart of the creative process.
CREDITS
Concept, workshops and artbook: Arianna Guasso
Graphic design: Nuria Vega Bariani
Photography: Shane Vaughan
Produced by: Tipperary Dance
SUPPORT AND THANKS
Nenagh Arts Centre, the direction, staff and children of St. Mary’s Primary School, Nenagh