MAD HOT BALLROOM

Time

15:30pm to 17:45pm

Date

Sat 08 Nov '14

Venue

69 O'Connell Street (formerly The Belltable)

Price

€7.00 / €5.00 / €20.00 (family ticket)

Sat 8th Nov | 3.30pm | 69 O'Connell St
Adm €7.00 / €5.00 / €20.00 (family ticket)
Showing as part of Light Moves: Festival of Screendance family screenings programme

Mad Hot Ballroom looks into the lives of 11yr old public school children in New York City who journey into the world of ballroom dancing. Told from the students' perspectives as the children strive towards the final citywide competition, the film chronicles the experiences of students at three schools in the neighbourhoods of Tribeca, Bensonhurst and Washington Heights.

Dir. Marilyn Agrelo | USA | 2005
Running time: 1hr 45mins

Mad Hot Ballroom will be preceded by "School Rush", a short contemporary dance flim inspired by the daily ritual of travelling to school, performed by young dancers at Company B.

School Rush
Dir. Gavin FitzGerald | Choreographers Sibeal Davitt & Ciaran Gray | Ireland | 2014
Running time: 5mins 25


	
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