MÁM – Perth Festival

MÁM
Teaċ Damsa

Around a single red-haired little girl, 12 dancers summon a whirlwind of myth and magic, moved by the collaborative music making of virtuoso Irish traditional concertina player Cormac Begley and European classical contemporary collective s t a r g a z e.

MÁM is international dance-theatre at its finest, playfully and provocatively taking you on an otherworldly journey grounded in the untamed earth of West Kerry in Ireland.

Following the overwhelming success of Swan Lake (Loch na hEala), Teaċ Damsa returns to the Festival with a rapturous new production. Tradition and innovation collide in ‘90 minutes of ritualised ecstasy’ (The Irish Times).

Latecomers not admitted.
Post Show Q&A: Thursday 27 February
Transaction fees may apply.

This performance is wheelchair accessible and is classified as 50% Highly Visual Content. The venue has assistive listening technology.

Supported by Community Partner Chevron.

Co-produced by Teaċ Damsa, Dublin Theatre Festival, Sadler’s Wells London and New Zealand Festival, with support from Nomad and NASC Touring Networks.
This production is funded by an Arts Council Open Call Award.
International touring funded by Culture Ireland.