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A Fundraising Evening


An evening of movement, sound and performance in support of The Movement of Violence, Northern Ireland, a new film by Deirdre Lewis, currently in development. 


Presented by Paradise Productions with the generous support of Nowadays


Wednesday April 15th 2026

7pm - 12am

Nowadays 56-06 Cooper Ave, Glendale, NY 11385


Live Program

Kait Sardin (dance)

Jake James (bodhrán)

Eamon Harkin

DJ'J


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About the Film

The Movement of Violence, Northern Ireland is an experimental dance film blending archival material, documentary footage and choreographed sequences to reflect on post-conflict Northern Ireland through both personal and collective memory.

Centered on rave and dance culture as spaces of release, belonging and resistance, the project traces how histories of violence continue to live on in the body. The film, produced by Paradise Productions, is currently in development, with production set to begin this summer.


About Deirdre Lewis

Deirdre Lewis is a Black Northern Irish visual artist working across photography and moving image. Raised in Derry and now based in New York, her work explores identity, culture and belonging through an emotionally driven visual language. This film marks her directorial debut.


About Oona Doherty

Oona Doherty is an award-winning Belfast-based choreographer known for her raw and emotionally charged movement language. Her work draws from youth culture and lived experience in Northern Ireland, exploring themes of identity, class and spirituality.





A Fundraising Evening


An evening of movement, sound and performance in support of The Movement of Violence, Northern Ireland, a new film by Deirdre Lewis, currently in development. 


Presented by Paradise Productions with the generous support of Nowadays


Wednesday April 15th 2026

7pm - 12am

Nowadays 56-06 Cooper Ave, Glendale, NY 11385


Live Program

Kait Sardin (dance)

Jake James (bodhrán)

Eamon Harkin

DJ'J


BUY TICKETS 

DONATE

About the Film

The Movement of Violence, Northern Ireland is an experimental dance film blending archival material, documentary footage and choreographed sequences to reflect on post-conflict Northern Ireland through both personal and collective memory.

Centered on rave and dance culture as spaces of release, belonging and resistance, the project traces how histories of violence continue to live on in the body. The film, produced by Paradise Productions, is currently in development, with production set to begin this summer.


About Deirdre Lewis

Deirdre Lewis is a Black Northern Irish visual artist working across photography and moving image. Raised in Derry and now based in New York, her work explores identity, culture and belonging through an emotionally driven visual language. This film marks her directorial debut.


About Oona Doherty

Oona Doherty is an award-winning Belfast-based choreographer known for her raw and emotionally charged movement language. Her work draws from youth culture and lived experience in Northern Ireland, exploring themes of identity, class and spirituality.