The Ark & Dublin Dance Festival 2017

At Home Alone

Dublin Dance Festival and The Ark present a family show from Balletto di Roma (Italy)

Using unique video interactions, this multimedia dance show encourages young audiences to discover fun new ways to get creative with technology. Like a hall of mirrors, two dancers use a computer on stage to distort their own images on a big screen, playfully expanding and contracting the space and their bodies in a surprising visual game.

Children can give it a try themselves during a period of guided interactive play at the end.

Alessandro Sciarroni is one of Europe’s most sought-after choreographers and is currently Associate Artist at Balletto di Roma. With a soundtrack of classic hits that adults will love too, this fun and imaginative show is a winner for all ages.

At Home Alone Information

Venue – The Ark, 11a Eustace Street Temple Bar Dublin 2

Classification :-   Family Show

Tickets:

  • €12/€9 per child. Member Discounts apply (20%).
  • Schools: €5 per child or Early-Bird price of €4.50 if booked by 28 April

Dates / Times

  • School day shows – Fri 19 May @ 10.15am & 12.15pm
  • Weekend Shows – Sat 20 May @ 2pm & 4pm

Age Guide – Ages 6 +

Duration: 60 mins

Dance Workshop: Balletto di Roma

This fun dance workshop will be led by Roberta Racis from Balletto di Roma based on their show At Home Alone.

Workshop content will be adapted to suit the level of the participants and will include contemporary dance techniques as well as short choreographies imagined by the children together with Roberta.

No previous dance experience needed.

Part of Dublin Dance Festival

Dance Workshop Information

Venue – The Ark, 11a Eustace Street Temple Bar Dublin 2

Classification :-   Children’s Workshop

Tickets:- €11/€8 per child. Member Discounts apply (20%).

Dates / Times:- Saturday 20 May / 11.00am

Age Guide – Ages 6 +

Duration: 60 mins

Booking Online:– You can book any of the below events online here through our booking link directly to The Ark Events ticket sales .

Familyfun Tip :-     Book early to avoid disappointment !

Find Out More About …  The Ark A Cultural Centre For Children

The Ark Opening Times

The Ark booking office is open Monday-Friday from 10am-4:30pm, and one hour before performances and workshops on weekends and in the evening. Outside these times, you can book online. Opening hours for exhibitions, workshops and performances vary – please check relevant events.

Directions To The Ark

The Ark is located in the heart of Temple Bar, on Eustace Street, which links Dame Street, at the South Great George’s Street junction, and the Quays, at the Millennium Bridge.
Car
The Fleet Street (Temple Bar) Car Park is located just off Westmoreland Street. As soon as you enter Westmoreland Street turn left for Fleet Street and the car park is on the left (opposite The Morgan Hotel).

The Fleet Street car park rate for visitors to The Ark is €5 for 3 hours. Any additional hours are charged at €3.10 per hour. To avail of the parking rate please present your ticket stub from The Ark, along with your parking ticket, when paying at the cash desk prior to collecting your car.
To get from the car park to The Ark, walk straight down Fleet Street, through Temple Bar Square and East Essex Street. Then take a left turn onto Eustace Street. The Ark is located just up the street on the right.

Bus
Take any bus to Dame Street or College Green. Walk down Dame Street and turn onto Eustace Street. The Ark is located halfway down the street on the left.

Dame Street is serviced by the following Dublin Bus services: 16; 16a; 19; 19a; 121; 122; 123; 49; 49a; 50; 51b; 51c; 54a; 56a; 77; 77a; 78a; 150; 151.

College Green is serviced by the following Dublin Bus services: 16; 16a; 19; 19a; 121; 122 123; 4; 7; 10; 10a; 11; 11a; 19; 19a; 46a.

Dart
Get out at Tara Street Dart Station and walk up the Quays, turning left when you reach the Millennium Bridge onto Eustace Street. The Ark is located just up the street on the right.

Luas
Red Line Luas (from Tallaght/Connelly): Get out at the Jervis stop.
Walk down through the Italian Quarter and cross the Millennium Bridge. You are now at the end of Eustace Street. The Ark is just up the street on the right.

Green Line Luas (from Sandyford/St Stephen’s Green): Get out at Stephens Green stop.
Walk down through Grafton Street. Take the left turn just after Brown Thomas onto Wicklow Street to Great George’s Street. Turn right and walk to Dame Street. Cross the road and turn onto Eustace Street. The Ark is located halfway down the street on the left.

 

 

 

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