New Work
H.O.M.E
Fidget Feet & Tobi Omoteso
Aerial, Dance, Theatre
Aerial, Dance, Theatre
When
Tickets
Full price: €20
Concession: €15
(Plus booking fee)
Duration
60 minutes
Age recommendation: 12+
H.O.M.E by Fidget Feet and Tobi Omoteso is the first aerial Hip H’Opera created in Ireland. A thrilling cast of nine interrogate society’s limitations and what elevates and suppresses us as humans: darkness, trust, strength, gender expectations, identity, and more.
Devised in collaboration with the cast, H.O.M.E explores the personal stories of each performer through aerial, movement, Hip-Hop, spoken word, music, and opera. The performance engages its audience viscerally and emotionally, led by a gritty and raw narration by critically acclaimed rapper Wilzee.
The combination of the different art forms makes this an extraordinarily unique experience which is profoundly moving to witness.
The performance will be followed by a Post Show talk with the artists, on stage at The George Bernard Shaw Theatre.
★★★★★ “You are left utterly stunned. Excellent”
“The grace, aerial and physical skill . . . was outstanding and captivates you from beginning to end”
Parental guidance advised - adult themes, including reference to suicide.
Flashing lights, sudden loud noises.
Age recommendation: 12+
Produced by: Fidget Feet Aerial Dance Theatre and Tobi Omoteso
Directed by: Chantal McCormick
Associate Director: Lynne Parker
Rehearsal Director: Rosin Harten
Rehearsal Stand-in: Sarah Flavelle
Musical Director of Fidget Feet, Composer, Dramaturgy: Jym Daly
Writer and Rapper: Wilzee
Turntablist: BOG
Co-Choreography: Chantal McCormick and Tobi Omoteso with cast
Cast : Chantal McCormick, Sara Granda, Tobi Omoteso, Wilzee, Sly (Suleman Sode), Sasha Krohn, BOG, Triona Walsh, and Pepe Pancho
Lazers: Walter Nied
Lighting Designer and Operator: Gearóid O’Hallmhuráin
Costume Design: Tobi Balogun
Production Manager and Sound: Fintan Sweeney
Counterweighter and Rigging: Pepe Pancho
Marketing Manager: Kara Moore
Filming: Jym Daly and Scott Robinson
Editing: Jym Daly
Thanks to rigger Keylor Rojas, opera singer Shirley Keane, for their creative input in 2023 and Jonzi D in 2024
Funded by the Arts Council | An Chomhairle Ealaíon
Co-Commissioned by Carlow Arts Festival, Cairde Sligo Arts Festival, and Earagail Arts Festival with support from Irish Aerial Creation Centre
In partnership with ISACS Irish Street Arts, Circus and Spectacle Network
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