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An Táin Arts Centre said it is delighted to welcome the final year Drama and Performance students from DkIT for their performance art show, The Cost of Living.
The students responded to six topics, the body, gender, space, the liminal, race, the abject and reflected on what it costs us and how to live in the world today.
This show contains material that some audience members may find challenging. 16+ is recommended.
Paul Hayes, Director of An Táin Arts Centre said: “This is part of our ongoing partnership with DKIT and gives the students a real audience to perform in front of in a gallery setting, which should prove a great experience for them.”
The opening launch and performance are Tuesday 9 th May at 7pm to 9pm. All are welcome.
The Cost of Living is available to view in the Basement Gallery of An Táin Arts Centre from 10th to 11th May.
Opening hours are 10am to 4pm, Wednesday to Thursday.
Live performance during the opening launch only.
Tuesday 9th of May at 7pm to 9pm booking is not required.
For more information contact An Táin Arts Centre, Crowe Street, Dundalk, www.antain.ie Box Office: 042 9332332
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