Michael Keegan-Dolan's Nobodaddy blends dance and emotion in a tribute to death and loss

Michael Keegan-Dolan's new production, "Nobodaddy," explores themes of death, betrayal, and loss through dance. Created in eight weeks by his company, Teaċ Daṁsa, the piece features a mix of absurdity and emotion, inspired by William Blake. The performance opens with a woman in angel wings, who is thrown to the floor by security guards. This sets the tone for a series of vignettes that blend sorrowful songs with elements of Irish history, creating a unique theatrical experience. The choreography combines intricate movements with a folksy style, showcasing the dancers' versatility. The production features live music by Sam Amidon and is enhanced by dynamic lighting, creating a rich, immersive atmosphere.