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Angie Smalis

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Angie trained and worked professionally as a dance artist in Greece before moving to Vienna, Austria in 2001 to join the Viennese Opera (VolksOper Wien). She relocated to Limerick in 2003 to join Daghdha Dance Company. She is an independent contemporary dance artist, Artistic Director of Limerick Youth Theatre, and Founder and Director of Patterns Dance Collective, a group of dance artists with intellectual disabilities under the auspices of AVISTA, Limerick.  Angie’s professional work focuses on developing a methodology to express contemporary and universal concerns, through a character/place-based dance vocabulary. Her interest in the narrative potential of dance is based on exploring how the limitations of “persona” can be shown and to provoke the kind of ethical imagination a story addresses. Recent research into “performed persona” and place-based narrative has explored public and private morality, and beauty as an expression of the sublime.

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Executive Producer:
2024  Mission Improbable

Graphic Designer:
2024  Mission Improbable

Producer:
2023  Witness
2024  Getting Lain
2024  Imaha
2024  Mission Improbable
2024  Silent Movie

Thanks:
2023  Killer Krush
2023  Supernova
2023  Witness
2024  Getting Lain
2024  Imaha
2024  Mission Improbable
2024  Silent Movie

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