Cuach is a carnivalesque dance experience titled "Cuach: a carnivalesque dance of ecstatic becoming," brought to you by Molly May O’Leary and Brian Nuckols. These two facilitators are set to mesmerize and captivate audiences with their whimsical and sincere performances. Embracing the body as a gateway to the unseen, Cuach aims to infuse every vessel with mystical honey, promising a delightful and evocative experience. This unique performance, inspired by Dostoevsky's words, is not just a show but a pathway to unexpected adventures and treasures. Following the performance, attendees can revel in a collective ecstatic dance session. By defying global constraints, Cuach embodies a harmonious blend of freedom, emergence, and enjoyment. The event will culminate with a vibrant set by renowned Dublin DJ Aidan Kavanagh. Don't miss the opportunity to witness this enchanting spectacle at The Pearse Centre in Dublin on March 16, 2024. Tickets are priced at €15.

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