Teaċ Daṁsa is delighted to announce The 2022 Irish Tour of MÁM, in partnership with NASC and NOMAD touring networks.
Watch the MÁM Irish Tour Promo here.
TOUR DATES
21-22 Oct | Kerry | Siamsa Tíre, Tralee
25-26 Oct | Clare | Glór, Ennis
28-29 Oct | Laois | Portarlington Community Centre
Portarlington Community Centre is a shared presentation between Dunamaise Arts Centre, County Laois and Riverbank Arts Centre, County Kildare.
1-2 Nov | Westmeath | St. Mary’s CBS, Mullingar
St Mary’s CBS is presented by Mullingar Arts Centre, County Westmeath.
5-6 Nov | Louth | The Barbican Centre, Drogheda
The Barbican Centre is presented by Droichead Arts Centre, County Louth.
9-10 Nov | Donegal | An Grianán Theatre, Letterkenny
12-13 Nov | Cavan | Mullahoran Community Centre
Mullahoran GAA Centre, Cavan is a shared presentation by Backstage Theatre, Longford and Town Hall Theatre, Cavan.
16-17 Nov | Limerick | Lime Tree Theatre
19-20 Nov | Roscommon | The Sports Complex, Boyle
The Sports Complex is a shared presentation by the Hawk’s Well Theatre, Sligo and the Roscommon Arts Centre.
23-24 Nov | Galway | Black Box Theatre
Black Box Theatre is presented by the Town Hall Theatre, Galway.
26-27 Nov | Dublin | Pavillion Theatre, Dún Laoghaire SOLD OUT
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I MÁM, tugtar le chéile ar aon stáitse an rímháistir ar an gconsairtín sa cheol gaelach, Cormac Begley, an grúpa Eorpach, clasaiceach, comhaimseartha s t a r g a z e agus dáréag rinceoir idirnáisiúnta de chuid chompántas Teaċ Daṁsa. Is áit cruinnithe é MÁM ag an gceoltóir aonair agus an ensemble, an rud traidisiúnta agus an rud clasaiceach, an rud logánta agus an rud uilíoch.
Bringing together the virtuoso, Irish traditional concertina player Cormac Begley, the European classical, contemporary collective, s t a r g a z e and twelve international dancers, MÁM is a meeting place between soloist and ensemble, classical and traditional, the local and universal.
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“Ní raibh an dara rogha ag MÁM ach scaoileadh leis an rince agus an ceol a scéal diamhair féin a insint.”
Tuairisc.ie
“An unmissable exorcism.”
The Observer – ★★★★★
“A dazzling dance marathon at Sadler’s Wells”
The Financial Times – ★★★★★
“Spellbinding gathering of music and memories”
The Guardian – ★★★★
“Boisterous spirits and bruised souls in a non-stop, fully felt work”
The Times – ★★★★
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Some of the tour dates listed above are shared presentations, full details below. Many thanks to NASC and Nomad touring networks, for their gracious support in organising this tour.
This production is funded by an Arts Council Open Call Award.
