Cónaitheacht Samhraidh
I mí Iúil 2023 reáchtálfar cónaitheacht samhraidh do Na Mic Ua gCorra, compántas óige de chuid Ériu:
An 16ú Meitheamh spriocdháta d’iarratais
Summer Residency
In July 2023 Ériu will run a summer residency for its youth company Na Mic Ua gCorra:
Application Deadline Friday 16th June
17 – 21 Iúil / July
Amharclann Ghaoth Dobhair, Co. Dhún na nGall
Níl costas ar bith na ceardlanna a fhreatail. Beidh roinnt bheag sparánacht ar fáil daofa súid atá ag taistil ó taobh amuigh de Ghaoth Dobhair.
There is NO COST to attend the workshops. A limited number of bursaries will be made available to dancers travelling from outside of Gaoth Dobhair.
Cuir Isteach Foirm Iarratais / Submit Application Form
Is é atá i gceist nó 5 lá de mheantóireacht agus ceardlanna faoi theoir croí-fhoirneann Ériu.
Beidh saothar an léiriú Balor – léiriú de dhamhsa Gaelach comhaimseartha urnua – a mhúineadh, a thabharfas léargas do na rannpháirtithe ar slithe úra gluaiseachta, taibhithe, agus le damhsa Gaelach a chur i láthair.
Ag deireadh an chúrsa, cuirfear roinnt de shaothar-idir-láimh ar ardán Amharclann Ghaoth Dobhair os coinne lucht féachana mar pháirt de Féile Ealaíne an Earagail
The initiative will involve mentoring and workshops under the guidance of the Ériu core company
Material from Balor – a new contemporary Irish dance production – will be taught, introducing the participant to new ways of dancing, moving, and performing.
The workshop will culminate in a sharing of work-in-progress in Amharclann Ghaoth Dobhair in front of an audience as part of the Earagail Arts Festival
Ériu is an important platform for dedicated Irish dancers to develop professional careers centred on artistic excellence, & integrity. The foundation for this professional development is Na Mic Ua gCorra – Ériu Dance Company’s Youth Branch.
Developed in partnership with Earagail Arts Festival, Na Mic Ua gCorra’s home base is Goath Dobhair. The youth company celebrates the local traditional performance arts of the Northwest through new and innovative ways – reinventing and reinvigorating the music, song, dance, and oral arts, and making work that is relevant for younger generations.
Ériu has ambitious plans for Na Mic Ua gCorra in the coming years, including the development of regional hubs around the country, international partnerships, and the development of full-length productions, giving youth company members the opportunity to work semi-professionally through regular training, mentoring, and performance opportunities.
Excerpts of Na Mic Ua gCorra’s sold-out performance on Tory Island as part of Earagail Arts Festival 2021.
