Pas De Panique, Friday March 20th, 7:30pm – Adult €18, Student €12, Child €5
Devoid of face and colour, these tall, austere looking characters invite us on their charmingly hap-hazard odyssey to the limits of human existence. Join them as they try to figure out the Why of it all. They will make fun of The Big Questions and find answers in all of the places they weren’t looking.
Pas de Panique is a non-verbal, masked performance piece. A play about existentialism and the human condition. It explores fear and ecstasy in their extreme physical manifestations.
Pas de Panique is for all audiences and runs at an hour long.
Can ai Gó is an emerging Catalan-Irish theatre company formed by Ellen Finnerty and Hug Casals. They met while training at the international school of physical theatre Jacques Lecoq in Paris where they also studied at the L.E.M School of Movement and Plastic Arts. After living and working in Paris for three years, they relocated to the French-Catalan border. Nestled in the foot hills of the Canigó in the Pyrenees, they continued to ask questions about life and art. From 2025, they have been based in Ireland.
Tickets: