The Ireland We Dreamed Of is a new performance by visual artist Sinead McCann in collaboration with sociologist Dr Louise Brangan. A powerful performance, exploring what it was like to live with the unbearable weight of self-denial, how silence seeped into our homes, and the bravery it took to break out from this world of secrets.

It’s the 1960s, the world is changing. Protesters take the streets, hippies celebrate free love, and a young band called “The Beatles” is rising to fame. Not in conservative Switzerland, where women didn’t even get the vote until the 1971. Bette and Trudy are about to change that – and question their life choices, sexualities and what it means to be a good woman in the process.
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Immerse yourself in the allure of swirling veils, captivating melodies, and mesmerizing movements that will transport you to a magical realm. From sensual solos to dynamic group routines, “Night at the Harem” guarantees a night of entertainment that will leave you breathless and craving more.

A theatrical and musical performance dedicated to the condition of farewell explored through a world suspended between hope and uncertainty. The performance focuses on the moment when our ordinary existence, which firmly holds us tied to our lives, is irreversibly disrupted by events beyond our control, forever interrupting the life we knew.