MAMUSKA TOKYO - Coming up!

[venue] Asahi Art Square (Asakusa)
[date] 17.June.2007 / 16:00open 17:30start



We are delighted to announce the upcoming Mamuska Tokyo that will take place in the renowned Asahi Art Square in Asakusa. The venue is known as a kind of “communication bar” where people can easily enjoy a wide variety of arts. This program provides performance spaces for artists seeking innovative creation in music, video, performance and other new forms of art.

This Mamuska Tokyo will be co-curated by director and producer Naoto Iina and dance artists Tatsuya Kusuhara and represents another successful collaboration between Dance and Media Japan and Mamuska Nights Network

[DJ] Maya Araki, bemsha
[still camera] Chizu Koike

Many thanks to the numerous voluntary staff who make the event possible.

MAMUSKA LIMERICK - Coming up!

1ST JUNE – YOU ARE INVITED

DAGHDHA SPACE, JOHN’S SQUARE, LIMERICK
Friday June 1, 2007 | 8.00pm | Free entry



Opening Daghdha’s June programme of events is the ever popular, ever creative Mamuska Limerick running at Daghdha Dance Space, Friday June 1st. With a full programme of surprises Mamuska Limerick is a unique event, which platforms new and evolving artistic work and also includes great music and the best conversation in town.

A night not to be missed - Entry is free and bar service available on the night.

You are invited to attend this free and informal creative event. If you are interested in performing at Mamuska Limerick you should first contact Davide Terlingo, on 061 467872 or davide@daghdha.ie to informally discuss your idea.

Mamuska Limerick is curated by Davide Terlingo, presented by Daghdha Dance Company and supported by the Arts Council, Limerick City Council, RTE Lyric FM, FAS, Shannon Development and Failte Ireland.


Daghdha Dance Company is one of Ireland's leading professional contemporary dance companies. Daghdha employs a core company of dancers and is located in the centre of Limerick City. Daghdha is funded by The Arts Council of Ireland / An Chomhairle Ealaíon and supported by Limerick City Council and FAS Employment Services.

MAMUSKA LIMERICK - Programme 13.04.07

DAGHDHA SPACE
LIMERICK




APPEARANCE – physical presence (2’)
presence: Davide Terlingo

RATTLING 1 – dance performance (8’)
concept | choreography: Maria Kerin
dance: Cristina Goletti
music: Dorota Konczewska

BAG LADY – performance (10’)
concept | performance: Abi Ighodaro
lyrics written | performed by: Esosa Ighodaro

UNTITLED – performance (8’)
concept: Maria Kerin, Eleftheria Rapti

FIELD STUDIES 3 – dance performance (9’)
choreography: Michael Klien
dance: Elena Giannotti

FREQUENT TRAVELLERS – dance performance (8’)
concept | dance: Elena Giannotti, Nick Bryson

INTERACTIVE SOUND AND MOVEMENT [AN EXPERIMENT] – experimental performance (10’)
live electroacoustic sound | Max/MSP programming- Tamsin Irving
experimental movement: Dana MacPherson

UNKNOWN – dance video (3’13”)
conception | editing: Laura Doehler
dance: Katja Legin, Laura Doehler

ONGOING INSTALLATIONS / INTERVENTIONS

SALON DU ‘CHAT’
concept | creation: Rosin Kinsella, Gillian Jonker, Jennifer Moroney Ward

A SMALL DEATH
performance: Sarah Mujinya
photography: Dorota Konczewska




MAMUSKA LIMERICK CREDITS:
Production: Daghdha Dance Company
Curator: Davide Terlingo
Programme Coordinator: Cristina Goletti
Prodution Manager: Dave Guy
Choreographed environment: Davide Terlingo
Sound environment: Robin Parmar
Main screen visuals: Conor Buckley

MAMUSKA LIMERICK - Coming up!

FRIDAY 13TH APRIL
DAGHDHA SPACE, JOHNS SQUARE, LIMERICK
DOORS OPEN AT 8PM



Sample an alternative evening at Mamuska Limerick on Friday the 13th of April at 8.00pm. Set in the relaxing, atmospheric Daghdha Space and hosted by Daghdha Dance Company, Mamuska Limerick is the unique occasion to present and view a selection of emerging artistic creations.

Mamuska Limerick, curated by Davide Terlingo, is delving into it’s fourth year of existence. Continuing to inspire in Limerick with its inimitable flavour and format Mamuska Limerick is built around informality and a true sense of artistic experimentation. This performance platform offers the public an evening selection of evolving works, raw ideas, minimalist perfections, trials and errors, short masterpieces, and first steps... all in the context of an informal café/bar setting with the freedom to chat and move around at any time.

Mamuska Limerick attracts a selection of creative works from local, national and international artists from various art mediums including dance, poetry, music and visual art installations.

Members of the public are always welcome and invited to attend this free and informal event where a bar service is available.

MAMUSKA TOKYO - Programme 07.03.2007




  • Tatsuya Kusuhara [dance]
  • Tetsuo Sanari [dance]
  • IDO MASSAGE & Minami Azu [body painting/Butoh]
  • Yuzo Ishiyama [dance performance]
  • Kaori Seki [dance performance]
  • Kazunori Okuno&Maya Ichikawa [sound&dance]
  • HANAKENGO[performance]
  • Elena Giannotti & Michael Klien [dance]
  • Kae Ishimoto [dance]
  • post theater "LifeDramaturgy" [1:1 performance]

MAMUSKA LEEDS - Programme 09.03.07


Building on the success of the first Mamuska Leeds held in December 2006, Yorkshire Dance held a second evening this month.
Audiences were encouraged to socialise and be inspired by the rich programme of creative activity on offer. They were free to move about, chat and visit the bar throughout the evening.

The programme for this event:

Another Dance Company - Epithet

Immersed in the fictional world of a book. Based on Achmat Dangor's novel 'Bitter Fruit'

The Demon Barbers

English folk powerhouse. The Demon Barbers take an original and imaginative approach to traditional music.

Mik Artistik's Ego Trip

Surreal punk, funk, Catholic, electric comedy.

Ameilius Sense

A collaboration between Community Dance York, choreographer Rita Marcalo (Instant Dissidence), filmmaker Lucy Barker and digital company Bright White.

Menele Project - Test Match

Jumping off your box, challenging the boundaries, and matching the unmatchable - interrupted by a Batsman, who ends it all with one swing of his bat.

Los Galiticos

Hip-op, Breakin, Salsa combo

3 Bass

Drums, Bass and Sax

Natasha Light - Passage Among Shadow

The paper sculpture hung suspened at the window. Cured paper strips are layered and sewn creating an arching wing-like structure. The repeated lines express movement within the piece, while the extending form represents a physiological need for space. Natasha Light is a visula artist based at Patrick Studios.

Jen the Wren - Magic Hands

A tantalising, energising, sensational performance of magic hands. Your hands can feel magic too. This piece involved audience participation.

MAMUSKA NIGHTS - Article

TOKYO BOUND
The Mamuska Nights network goes east

From John's Square to Tokyo!
Originally created by Davide Terlingo for Daghdha Dance Company in 2004, Mamuska Limerick has seen a good few years of truly inspiring programming, presenting to an ever enthusiastic audience a stunning 160 shows with the participation of over 100 individual artists. For the one of us who have seen this innovative platform growing from the friendly days at the Boat Club to the mature days at the Daghdha Space, it is a delight to know that the success of Mamuska Limerick is leading to the development of an international Mamuska Nights network. Mamuska Nights in each city share a common ethos and vision, however these special evenings also maintain a fluidity to respond to local and national context. To this purpose, each city has a different curator with the role of creating a point of reference for the local artists and audience, selecting the works that compile each city programme.
Under Terlingo's directorship, the network started to develop in association with the Yorkshire Dance Centre in Leeds, UK in December 2006 following a visit from their artistic director Bush Hartshorn to Mamuska Limerick. Following its success and in collaboration with Dance and Media Japan director Naoto Iina, the platform will voyage to Asia to premiere Mamuska Tokyo on the 7th of March, 2007. And this is not all! This year will also see the birth of Mamuska Dublin and Mamuska Galway, consolidating Mamuska Nights aims to build a strong national and international network for cultural and artistic exchange.
Keep an eye on Mamuska as its surprises aren't finished yet.