Launch of Light Moves festival of Screendance

By
Rose Rushe
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From left, Nora Rodriguez, curator Jurgen Simpson, Mary Wycherley, Oscar Mascarenas and Mary Nunan, Irish World Academy of Music and Dance, at Light Moves festival of Screendance launch in Culture House. In Limerick, various sites, November 6 to 9 Picture: Dom Moloney/ Press 22
From left, Nora Rodriguez, curator Jurgen Simpson, Mary Wycherley, Oscar Mascarenas and Mary Nunan, Irish World Academy of Music and Dance, at Light Moves festival of Screendance launch in Culture House.
In Limerick, various sites, November 6 to 9
Picture: Dom Moloney/ Press 22
Nora Rodriguez; Luke Murphy, dancer in residence with Dance Limerick; John Scott, Irish Modern Dance Theatre and Mary Nunan, Irish World Academy of Music and Dance, UL supported the news roll out in Pery Square Pic: Dom Moloney/ Press 22
Nora Rodriguez; Luke Murphy, dancer in residence with Dance Limerick; John Scott, Irish Modern Dance Theatre and Mary Nunan, Irish World Academy of Music and Dance, UL supported the news roll out in Pery Square
Pic: Dom Moloney/ Press 22
Mary Wycherley, director and Mairead Vaughan, visual artist, are party to Screendance installations. Four Limerick locations are Dance Limerick in John's Square, ICO tower in UL, FabLab Rutland Street for the the screening of 'Starting with a T' (parallel event) and the festival club will be at George Boutique Hotel, November 6-9
Mary Wycherley, director and Mairead Vaughan, visual artist, are party to Screendance installations. Four Limerick locations for the November four days are Dance Limerick in John’s Square, ICO tower in UL, FabLab Rutland Street for the the screening of ‘Starting with a T’ (parallel event) and the festival club will be at George Boutique Hotel, November 6-9
Nora Rodriguez, Vivian Hayes, Kirsten Allard-Lopez and Marketa Formanova, Contemporary Dance Performance at Irish World Academy of Music and Dance Picture: Dom Moloney/ Press 22
Nora Rodriguez, Vivian Hayes, Kirsten Allard-Lopez and Marketa Formanova, Contemporary Dance Performance at Irish World Academy of Music and Dance
Picture: Dom Moloney/ Press 22
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