‘CHARGED’ is a new performance by Ether at the Irish Aerial Creation Centre this Saturday 20 at 6.30pm for free. View four aerialists on trapeze, rope, hoop and cyr wheel, at the Old Burlington estate in Gillogue, beyond Corbally.
We hear that Ether is an aerial circus theatre company that has been making spectacular work that connects with audiences since 2012.
“Using pole, silks and trapeze, Ether has charmed audiences with up-close aerial and transported them with breath-taking sets”.
Shows include ‘Mirror, Mirror’, an intimate, boutique show in the 2012 Fringe that earned them 5-stars from the Irish Times; ‘The Locked Room’, a comic two-hander, and ‘LANDFALL’, a spectacular sell-out show on a suspended set in the Project arts centre.
This Saturday 20 at 6.30pm presents chance to see what the fuss is about, enabled by an Arts Council funded development period in the Irish Aerial Creation Centre.
This show is an experiment, so expect strangeness, laughter, and audience interaction: “It’s about power and pleasure, control and failure and the strange and beautiful prison that is our flesh”.
Performing in ‘Charged’ are company directors Niamh Creely and Jonathan Walsh, and performers Aisling Ní Cheallaigh and Ronan Brady.
P.S. Wrap up warmly.
