Dance Limerick

03/09/2026

Our Autumn Performance Season is kicking off next week with the premiere of 'Racket' by Magdalena Hylak

In her latest and first ensemble piece, Compass Associate Artist Magdalena Hylak continues her exploration of the relationship between movement and sound, placing particular emphasis on the spaces that emerge between bodies. Moving beyond the frameworks of solo and duet, this work opens up a new field of interaction.

📅 Friday 11 September | 7.30 pm
📅 Saturday 12 September | 2 pm
📍 Dance Limerick Performance Space (St John's Church)
🎟 Book your tickets at dancelimerick.ie/event/racket-by-magdalena-hylak/

CREDITS
Choreography Magdalena Hylak__Dance
Performers: Ashley Chen, Siobhán Ní Dhuinnín Dance, Isabella Oberländer, Magdalena Hylak
Music/Sound design: .kasparian
Lighting design: Nicolas Vargelis
Costumes: Alison Conneelly
Dramaturgy: Eva Martínez
Production: Gwen Van Spÿk

19/08/2026

Dance Limerick opens its 2027 autumn season with a premiere of Racket by Magdalena Hylak on September 11 and 12 💚💚

LINK TO FULL STORY IN THE COMMENTS 👇

18/08/2026

The Regional Dance Network is thrilled to announce Wanjiru Kamuyu
| WKcollective’s Tour of Ireland in October 2026 .

Venues in Cork, Limerick and Tipperary will present performances of 'Portraits in Red' and 'An Immigrant’s Story', alongside discussions and workshops with Bessie Award-winning choreographer Wanjiru Kamuyu (Kenya/France/USA).

6 Oct | Uillinn: West Cork Arts Centre
8 Oct | Dance Limerick
10 Oct | Tipperary Dance
15 & 16 Oct | Dance Cork Firkin Crane

For further information and booking, and to avail of a multiple-location ticket discount, please visit the venues’ websites.


Presented in association with the Ambassade de France en Irlande

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13/08/2026

Dance Limerick is looking forward to a rich performance programme this autumn.

September and October come charged with an array of shows for all tastes and ages. The season kicks off with Compass Associate Artist 2026 , who will perform her newest and first ensemble piece 'Racket' - we have an evening show and matinee, don't miss it!

Parents and little ones can look forward to Baby Rave - the name says it all!-, proudly presented in partnership with children’s festival.

Later in October, Kenyan American French dance artist Wanjiru Kamuyu asks the important questions about belonging and otherness in ‘An Immigrant’s Story’ and and an intergenerational cast from across Limerick will have us foot-tapping and hip-twisting to tune of much-loved country music in 'Country OK'.

Alongside our performance programme, Dance Limerick’s autumn/winter season supports professional artists through residencies at home and abroad, professional development and dedicated space to research, develop and create new work, while continuing our community engagement, weekly dance classes and opportunities to participate in and experience dance.

See you at Dance Limerick

30/07/2026

Only one week to go!

Make sure you have your tickets to see ‘Trial’, the Step Up 2026 production by Mufutau Yusuf.

The five dancers invite you to join this coven of care, solidarity and transformation

📅 Thurs 6 August | 7.30 pm | Performance Space
📅 Fri 7 August | 2 pm | Dance Limerick
📅 Fri 7 August | 7.30 pm | Dance Limerick
📅 Sat 8 August | 4 pm | DanceHouse, Dublin

🎫 Tickets on sale at dancelimerick.ie (link in bio )

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29/07/2026

Listen back to Step Up Choreographer Mufutau Yusuf & curator Mary Wycherley talk with Live 95 about 'Trial' and what to expect in this new exciting and mysterious performance...

https://shows.acast.com/60b372fb-6c93-4b88-85e3-09e9775d1494/episodes/6a68a8780bd0d38deffe5558?

Listen to The 16th Edition of the "Step Up Dance Project" has been launched in Limerick from Live95 Limerick Today Podcasts. Dance Limerick is preparing to premiere a brand new contemporary dance production next week.It's the latest work to come from the Step Up programme, which each summer gives em...

29/07/2026

Coming next week... book your tickets at https://dancelimerick.ie/event/trial-by-mufutau-yusuf/

Dance Limerick presents the premiere of Trial by Mufutau Yusuf, the centrepiece of the 16th Step Up Dance Project, running in Limerick and Dublin this August.

23/07/2026

Did you know we are performing ‘Trial’ four times this August?

The Step Up dancers are enjoying a week full of masterclasses with some of this year’s guest teachers, before immersing themselves into rehearsals and production over the next two weeks for the premiere of ‘Trial’, by Mufutau Yusuf

Make sure to get your tickets; you can choose from the following dates:

📅 Thurs 6 August | 7.30 pm | Dance Limerick Performance Space
📅 Fri 7 August | 2 pm | Dance Limerick
📅 Fri 7 August | 7.30 pm | Dance Limerick
📅 Sat 8 August | 4 pm | DanceHouse, Dublin

🎫 Tickets on sale at dancelimerick.ie/event/trial-by-mufutau-yusuf/

23/07/2026

The Dance Limerick team keeps growing!

This week, we are delighted to welcome two new part-time team members, Favour Odusola and Megan Roberts. Favour & Megan will lead the Square Roots project over the next 18 months, as lead artist and project producer respectively.

Favour is joining the project with a real interest in “connecting with the community to see what beauty and inspiration we can draw from the city’s culture to create something culturally lasting for Limerick “ He is excited to see what the journey holds.

Megan’s own experience “of finding creativity and community through movement is part of why [she] connected so strongly with Square Roots. At its heart, the programme is about getting to know the people around John’s Square and using dance to build a stronger sense of belonging. I’m looking forward to listening, building relationships and helping the project grow in response to the people who take part.”

Stay tuned for more on Square Roots and learn more about our new team members at dancelimerick.ie (link in bio)

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