Originally from Kildare, contemporary dancer Rosie Stebbing trained at ArtEZ Institute of the Arts in the Netherlands.
Originally from Kildare, contemporary dancer Rosie Stebbing honed her craft at ArtEZ Institute of the Arts in the Netherlands where a conversation with a fellow dancer encouraged her to seek inspiration wherever she could find it. Since graduating, she’s worked with several top Irish companies including the Cois Céim Dance Theatre, Attic Projects, and Fidget Feet Aerial Dance Theatre.
I find it simultaneously energising and grounding before a performance. “Toss The Feathers/The Magerabaun Reel” by Martin Hayes and The Common Ground Ensemble is a favourite.keys, money, phone; a pre-house mantra I have learned from my similarly scatty mother., a dance theatre work by Crystal Pite and Jonathon Young. I saw it at the Dublin Dance Festival in 2016 when I was 17 years old and it blew my mind.
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