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Details

Out of Time is a fascinating insight into Colin Dunne’s private world as a dancer rooted in the Irish step dance tradition. In his first solo show, Dunne takes a step back from the frenetic world of competitive and commercial Irish dance in which he is internationally acclaimed to offer a contemporary perspective on the art form. Collaborating with sound engineer Fionán de Barra, Dunne creates a hauntingly evocative soundscape, mixing percussive dance with live sound processing. He is accompanied on stage by a projected filmic chorus of traditional dancers, including himself at ten years old. Intimate, personal and provocative, Out of Time looks to the past for simple beginnings as Dunne playfully renegotiates his relationship with a tradition that has shaped his life. Out of Time premiered at Glór Theatre, Ireland in January 2008. Dunne has previously performed at the Barbican in Fabulous Beast’s production of The Bull (bite07), a self-parodying role which earned him a Spotlight Award, Male Artist (Modern) nomination from the National Dance Awards Critics’ Circle. Running time 60mins with no interval.

Creatives/Company

Producer: Maura O'Keefe
Sound: Fionan de Barra
Choreographer: Colin Dunne
Director: Sinead Rushe

Colin Dunne - Out of Time

Colin Dunne - Out of Time (Dance or ballet) production archive for QTIX code T70783716. Details of all Colin Dunne - Out of Time archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S01653663921

Archive Listings

17 Feb 09
  to
28 Feb 09
The Pit, Barbican Centre
West End, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive

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