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When the Moon Spun Round: Fidget Feet turn Yeats’s poems for children into a stage show
Dublin Fringe Festival 2023: The poems are the jumping-off point for a fast-moving aerial dance show in collaboration with Ceol Connected
When the Moon Spun Round: Tara Dunne, Rosie Stebbing, Hannah Scully, Thomas Johnston and Vitor Bassi. Photograph: Jym Daly/Fidget Feet
Deirdre Falvey
Sat Sept 16 2023 - 05:30
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Chantal McCormick
Ceol Connected
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