Kévin Coquelard

The formally trained performer of Gutter found a freer way to be creative after working with Irish choreographers

Dance and technology combined to show the benign and darker sides of humanity

Dublin Fringe Festival: Liz Roche deftly celebrates the Goethe-Institut’s new building

John Scott’s blends choreographed madness with an 83-year-old calming presence

Irish Modern Dance Theatre’s Bach-inspired ‘Inventions’ premieres at Kilkenny Arts Festival

The common theme at the Sunbeam Bingo Hall and Sirius Arts Centre performances was personal identity

Female choreographers and their dancers possess the hearts and minds of audiences

In a world of where trust in truthful speech is decaying, how much truth resides in the body?

For 25 years John Scott has been at the forefront of Irish dance. When it comes to making work, ‘All I need from a dancer is an open mind and generous spirit’

John Scott and Valda Setterfield combine to dazzling effect, with warmth and humour

A great collaboration between composer Mel Mercier and choreographer John Scott

It may lack focus, but this performance of past dances side by side is razor-sharp