

BPM
JUNE
2026
Experience the raw energy of 1990s Northern Ireland. BPM is a visceral collision of contemporary dance and a thumping DJ set, immersing you in the era-defining spirit of the acid house generation.
At the height of the conflict, the dance floor was a crucial sanctuary—a neutral ground where the outside world faded. In the sweat-soaked darkness of the underground, pulsating basslines forged a melting pot where political and religious divisions dissolved.
This was more than a party; it was a ritual of rebellion and a pure act of human connection.Step into the BPM Club and transport yourself straight back to the heart of 90s rave culture. This is a full-scale nightclub experience where you can get up close with the cast and lose yourself in a sea of old-school bangers.

CUCK
TINDERBOX THEATRE COMPANY'S IGNITION
A show in a week with the provocation "CUCK" by Abbie Spallen
Choreography: Eileen McClory
Dramaturgy: Hanna Slattne
Dancers: Ryan O'Neill & Vasiliki Stasinaki
Photos: Ciaran Bagnall
Film: Conan McIvor
Produced by Tinderbox Theatre Company

If you spent your nights at SUGAR SWEET, THE MET/ARENA, LUSH or Earth! You were the generation that changed history; now, it’s time to re-live that energy. - change to derry nightclubs.
Brought to you by OTR and Choreographed by Eileen McClory, renowned for her high-octane and physically demanding dance theatre.
THE AFTER-PARTY
The energy doesn't stop when the performance ends. Your ticket includes bonus extra time immediately following the performance to dance and hang out. Enjoy a final 45 mins set of curated music and grab a drink.

TOUR
DATES

TEAM
Concept & Direction: Eileen McClory
Choreography: Eileen McClory
Company: Gerry Headley, Saoirse O’Kane, Adam O'Reilly,
Rosie Mullin & Ryan O’Neill
Rehearsal Director: Ryan O’Neill
Composer/Sound Designer: Isaac Gibson
Lighting Designer: Mary Tumelty
Images: Lost lens Caps
Sound Bites: Blue Sky Media suppliers & copyright's owners for this material: Lush documentary, BBC Radio Ulster
Thank-you to Rnd Dancers Ed Mitchell, Roisin Hearten, Emily Kilkenny-Roddy.
Supported by: Arts Council Northern Ireland, Belfast City Council, Queens University, The MAC, Belfast International Arts Festival.



