Macha Shewolf: Ritual Performance Artist “A weaving channel of movement and prayer. Allowing truth and only truth to be heard.” Macha, an Irish, Cork-based and born professional & internationally performed, multidisciplinary artist & medicine woman with an honouring connection to the land. Intermingling fusion dance skills, haunting voice work & sound, alongside the medicine fool

A multi-disciplinary artist based in Cork City and one third of Slí Danu. Storytelling, expression of feeling and connection with the audience are core elements of her work which she communicates through spoken word, dance, fire manipulation, aerial/vertical dance and visual projections. Her art explores themes of identity, heritage, sexuality, autonomy, perception and the dichotomy

Michaela has been working as a performer since 2008. Her main skills are Chinese pole, flying pole, aerial silks, acrobatics and clowning/performance skills. Her performance background includes both street and theatre performances. In 2015 she was selected as one of three artists for the N.E.S.T. (New Emerging Street Talent) program which is funded and supported

Natasha Bourke is an Ireland-based interdisciplinary artist of Irish/Dutch descent with fine art and extensive movement/circus background. Her practice embraces performance, lens-based media, installation, archive, drawing and sound. Bourke is an Irish Arts Council Next Generation artist and has presented live/filmic/installation work, solo and collaboratively, in numerous events across Ireland/Europe, since 2007. The artist’s life/roots

I am an interdisciplinary artist living in Cork City. My practice embodies performance, installation, film, sculpture and sound. I use circus equipment a lot in my practice to bring forth the visual aspect of my thought process. Utilizing effect plays a major role in how I go about creating work and I enjoy engaging with

By chance I had the opportunity to be part of an amazing circus school in Amsterdam called Circus Elleboog, they were part of a social circus network called the Caravan Network. This was the foundation of my training and love for the circus arts. From there I trained in swinging trapeze and dance in Carampa,