Irish Pavilion: Revealing Modern Male Relationships In Body Language

Silent modern dance performed at Irish Pavilion

In the afternoon of May 28th, the modern dance performance, "Niche, find a place of your own", was staged at the Irish Pavilion. The famous Irish dancers, Fearghus, Conch, IR, t phane Hisler and Matthew Morris, with no music accompaniment, vividly interpreted the modern "male relationship" with body movements, simulated sound and simple props.

The editor and leader of dance Fearghus Conch IR said that this is a modern dance and a poem.

In the form of silence and no music, there is no intention to convey anything.

Dance expresses the relationship between men, especially friendship, struggle, joy, sadness and emotional changes in brotherhood, sometimes howling, sometimes entangled, and sometimes imitating animals walking.

I hope the audience can think through the dance. Every audience will have the best interpretation of this dance, and also the sentiment of their own life.

Fearghus Conch Conch IR also said she was very interested in Chinese and had been able to speak some basic sentences.

"Shanghai World Expo is a wonderful World Expo beyond imagination."

Fearghus Conch IR expresses her excitement.

It is reported that the Irish pavilion's modern dance performance will end in May 30th, and perform two games on the terrace at 16 and 18 o'clock every day.

In addition, June 17th is the Irish National Pavilion Day, when the Irish painting exhibition, Irish chamber music performance and Bru Boru traditional music and dance will be staged to give visitors the unusual audio-visual feast.