Champions of Dance

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Project Arts Centre, Friday 13th December - Saturday 14th December

Champions of Dance.

Bombastic and fantastically flamboyant dancing duo Famous Séamus and Seán-tastic have teamed up with comedy powerhouse National Lampoon to create a dance-fantasy-opera of pure comic mayhem! In this farcical origin story the brothers transcend time and theatre convention with hilarious and surreal physical comedy.

Guided by their impassioned Momager, the dysfunctional family are charged with defeating a secret organisation whose sole aim is to destroy dance. Catapulted towards destiny as the chosen ones, our heroes must tackle a family feud, save the very soul of the world and pick the right outfit.


Date:
Friday 13th December - Saturday 14th December
Time:
9.00pm
Price:
€18 | €20
Address:
Project Arts Centre, Essex Street East, Temple Bar, Dublin 2, Ireland

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