'A Powerful piece exploring grief and all its raw emotions' -'It so aptly showed the stages of grief in their purest forms' -'Powerful and moving' -'Stunning Choreography portrayed so beautifully by some of Ireland's best dancers' Part one begins with those honored in the sculpture called “The Dark Elegy” by Suse Lowenstein, the mother of one of the passengers killed in the skies over Lockerbie, Scotland, (Pan Am flight 103) in 1988. Her son was on way back from his London study abroad with Syracuse University, Rory Hughes' alma mater. The performance will move into how we try to 'hold on' when life unexpectedly gets out of control. From loss of a family member, to loss of a relationship, to even loss of what could have been, we continue on and struggle to get by day by day. With this piece we are taking everyday realities and exploring the journey we take to live and love, even when our whole world crashes down around us.
Holding On plays Mullingar Arts Centre on September 30th
Booking: 04493-47777/mullingarartscentre.ie