As part of his work in collaboration with Uillinn, award winning Dance Artist and Choreographer Luke Murphy presents a three stranded programme of performance, film and discussion.
Luke Murphy in conversation with Liz Roche
Sunday 27 October I 3:00pm I free I BOOKING online
Online from Uillinn UCC and Bollinger Family Space
As a Dance Artist/Company supported by Luail this conversation between Luke Murphy and Luail Director Liz Roche offers an opportunity to learn more about Ireland's National Dance Company and what this exciting development in Contemporary Dance might mean for rural audiences.
WIM
A film by Lut Vanderkeybus presented by Luke Murphy and special guest -
Monday 28 October time I 7:00pm I free I BOOKING online
James O'Driscoll Gallery I 115 mins plus post film discussion
In WIM, documentary filmmaker Lut Vandekeybus takes us into the energetic, poetic and complex universe of her brother, the acclaimed choreographer and director Wim Vandekeybus. A captivating film about a distinguished career and intense life. Lut Vandekeybus uses an abundance of unpublished archive material, unique home videos and in-depth interviews to deliver an inspired portrait of her brother's impressive career.
Performer, choreographer and director Wim Vandekeybus is a man of many families. He grew up surrounded by brothers and sisters. Wim Vandekeybus began his career with Jan Fabre, before soon going on to establish his own company, Ultima Vez. His first show, What the Body Does Not Remember (1987), grew into an international success and won high acclaim for its pioneering language of dance. It marked the start of a career that put both the company and Flemish dance on the world map.
This is a unique opportunity to witness the choreographic process of Wim Vandekeybus from the perspective of an insider and enter into a discussion with Luke Murphy on his experiences working with the highly acclaimed artist. The conversation will be of interest to creators across all artforms, exploring what it takes to ambitious work collaboratively.
TRAILER
FILM CREDITS
A film by Lut Vandekeybus
Coproduced by Daniel De Valck & Anne Deligne, Jos De Putter & Wink De Putter
Edited by Lut Vandekeybus and David Dusa
Consulted by Rudi Maerten
A KHADOUJ FILMS production
In coproduction with Cobra Films, Deepfocus, RTBF, VRT, Centre de L'audiovisuel a Bruxelles
In collaboration with Ultima Vez
With the support of The Flanders Audiovisual Fund, The Netherlands Film Fund, Centre du Cinéma et de L'audiovuel de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles, Taxshelter of the Belgian Federal Government
Prometheus
Sharing of work in progress by Attic Projects
Friday 1 November I 7.00pm I free I BOOKING online
UCC and Bollinger Family Space I 30mins with post show discussion
Taking the classic story of Prometheus, the god who gave fire to humans and specifically the crucial moment where Zeus took it away, Luke and his collaborators will weave, dance, theatre, music and visual installation. Exploring a world preparing for the lights to go out forever, Attic Projects presents a sharing of work in progress concluding a studio residency at Uillinn.
ABOUT
Luke Murphy founded Attic Projects in 2014 as an umbrella for his various independent projects in dance, film and theatre. His work has been supported by various commissions, awards and residencies internationally including Arts Council of Ireland, CultureIreland, DanceIreland, Tanz Tendendz Munich, b12 Berlin, DanceBase Edinburgh, Tribeca Performing Arts Centre, NY and others. www.atticprojects.com
Arts Council Arts Grant Award; Cork City Council Project Award.