Mourning is a Muscle
An intimate interdisciplinary performance by Barry Fitzgerald exploring grief, queerness and lineage through ritual, music and movement
A denim-drenched journey through grief, queerness and lineage - part performance, part installation.
Four years after their father's death, Barry began writing him letters. What started as a private mourning ritual became a way to move again.
Fusing ritual, music, design and movement, this tender new work travels from Annie Lennox to Neil Diamond, Carlow fields to London lockdown, line dancing to lip-syncing.
A call to witness mourning in all its forms: spectacular, ordinary and everything in between.
Funded by the Arts Council / An Chomhairle Ealaíon. Developed with the support of Carlow Arts Festival, Carlow Arts Office, Dublin Fringe Festival, OUTBOX, Pan Pan, Shoreditch Town Hall and VISUAL Carlow.
Please Note: contains themes of grief and parental loss. This performance contains haze effects and strobe lighting.
For Ages 14 +
Mesmo local: Project Arts Centre
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