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Contemporary half term dance workshop: Tues 17th Feb
- morning kids and families
- afternoon teens/experienced
- The Station, Silver St Bristol BS1 2AG
Ballet and Breakdancing Saturday workshops:
- 28th February 2-4pm kids and families
- 7th March 2-4pm teenagers
- Kulture Studio, 40 Stokes Croft, Bristol BS1 3QD
Come and play around with some tricks of the trade for pulling off awesome moves, and creating dance that moves others
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Contact themed contemporary dance workshop Learn contemporary dance moves that look and feel great by using a heap of analogies around contact Anna Davis and Owen Ridley-Demonick - morning session for younger kids, families and curious grown ups, afternoon session for teens/experienced! More info and booking
Contact themed ballet and breakdancing workshop Learn ballet and breakdancing moves and put them together using a heap of analogies around contact with dancing with SWDT's Anna Davis and Bgirl Danger - Saturday 28th Feb session for younger kids, families and curious grown ups, Saturday 7th Marhc session for teens/older kids with a little experience up for a challenge! More info and booking
Kids Acro dance for ages 7-9 Learn alignment, cool tricks and how to combine them in sparkling choreography! Saturdays 10:30-11:15 at Fresh Dance and Arts
Kids Ballet to Not Necessarily Ballet Music Classes - spaces in our Tuesday class for ages 10+** We offer classes for children aged 10+ on Tuesdays 4-5pm as well as baby ballet classes for 3-5 year olds, 4-6 year olds and 6-9 on Wednesdays, all at Fresh Dance & Arts in Easton. Children learn rigorous classical ballet technique but to their favourite hits from pop, hip hop, musicals and classical (the good stuff) at Fresh Dance and Arts
Fridays 11-12:30 at the Island - ballet to not necessarily ballet music but guaranteed to have you feeling good to go mind, body and soul. More info
Relatively Entangled - sci-art project This collaboration with RCA graduate Laurene Pilastre and King's Professor James Millen culminated in the piece Quantum Touch. There is also a corresponding artist interview.
Want to add some SWDT je ne sais quoi to your events once the lockdown is lifted? Contact us for details.
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