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Sat Oct 4, 2025
18:30-19:30
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THIS TOMORROW
Fabian Riess & Tasha Hess-Neustadt

THIS TOMORROW (working title) is a dance research on persistence. It explores the emotional and political weight of the future, not through grand solutions, but through the intimate act of moving together.

The work emerges from a desire to respond authentically, in real time, to an uncertain world. Improvisation becomes both method and message: live decisions, instant compositions, unfolding transformations. Through cyclical, rhythmic, inevitable movement, we build social and relational connections.

With THIS TOMORROW we want to invite the audience into a space of aliveness and authenticity and ask what it takes to keep moving.

 


THIS TOMORROW showcase is the outcome of a Tipperary Dance Residency in partnership with Tanztendenz, Munich.

CREDITS
Dance: Fabian Riess + Tasha Hess-Neustadt (Riess Neustadt Collective)

PARTNERS
Supported by: Tanztendenz München e.V.
Research funded by: Bayerische Landesverband für zeitgenössischen Tanz (BLZT)
Residency: Tipperary Dance

 

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Extranjero (Stranger)
Ian Garside

What is it to feel like a stranger in your own skin, in your own land?

Extranjero is a performance that uses dance theatre as a tool to invite us to reflect on our physical, geographical and cultural heritage.

This planet we call Earth sustains us all, but it doesn't allow us all to belong…

Who owns the heritage of a certain place, when the only constant is change? The heritage that surrounds us may have nothing to do with our ancestors, but still we claim it as ours.

Socio-politically, we are in a moment where nationalism is proudly showing its ugly face and enjoying inexplicable but undoubtedly popular support. The position in society of the “other,” the stranger, the foreigner, is in perilous danger.

What does it mean to belong to a place? Who has more or less the right to occupy space, to use resources, to enjoy freedom of movement?

As a perpetual foreigner, I seek a home in my own body. But sometimes our own body is the most treacherous of all. It can be a hostile environment if we fail to make peace with it.

This solo opens a dialogue between the body, the space in which that body resides, and the being that inhabits that body, and asks whether being a stranger can simultaneously make us feel more connected to everything around us.

 


Extranjero showcase is the outcome of a Tipperary Dance Residency in partnership with Teatro Victoria, Tenerife.

CREDITS
Concept and performance: Ian Garside
Sounds: Iggs
Production: peso producciones

PARTNERS
Supported by: Festival de Danza Canarias dentro y fuera, Teatro Victoria, Tenerife, Tipperary Dance
Mobility support: Gobierno de Canarias (Government of the Canary Islands)
Produced by: peso producciones

 

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