We were so pleased with the success of our Dance In Time weekend at the end of November, so we wanted to share both some images and writing from the weekend. We invited local writer Jennifer Parsons to write a review of Dance In Time 2016, which is below. There are ... Read More
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Dec2016
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Nov2016
"I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to join in the workshops at the Young Choreographers South West Residential weekend at Dartington as a volunteer.
The whole experience was wonderful. The choreographers leading the workshops, Sade Alleyne and Theo Clinkard, were inspirational. Very different, but both exciting and thought provoking. ... Read More
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Sep2015
On September 10th arts wave devon held an Artists Networking Day at Exeter Central Library.
Daisi, Dance in Devon, the Devon Guild of Craftsmen and Wolf and Water hope those that attended enjoyed the event and had the opportunity to establish new contacts and meet with peers, share best practice, and ... Read More
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May2015
New Youth Dance Company For ExeterWe are excited to announce the details of our new youth dance company which will be based in Exeter:
The Exeter Youth Dance Company is open to young dancers age 11- 19 (or 25 with disabilities) and will be lead by Kay Crook from Chhaya ... Read More
05
May2015
For International Dance Day, Dr. Sara Houston talks about how an innovative dance programme offers both physical and mental stimulation for those suffering with Parkinson’s disease.
“I was asked by English National Ballet in 2010 to evaluate its 12-week pilot dance class for people with Parkinson’s. The pilot became a regular ... Read More
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Apr2015
Adam Benjamin, lecturer at Plymouth University and author of the seminal text Making an Entrance, explains that access to higher education is key to supporting the next generation of disabled dance artists.
Extract from the seminal text 'Making an Entrance':
In 1991, Celeste Dandeker and I were faced with convincing the dance ... Read More
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Apr2015
The Relationship Between Arts Engagement & Health
- New Report From Arts for Health
A report published by Arts for Health at Manchester Metropolitan University last month reveals that engaging with the arts and culture generally has a positive long-term effect on health and wellbeing. Under the auspices of the Cultural Value ... Read More
07
Apr2015
Live streaming of the UK's first ever industry wide dance conference The Future: New Ideas, New Inspirations
Each day over the weekend, audiences around the UK and internationally can watch selected sessions in the conference live-streamed for FREE. This is a great way to take part even if you can’t be ... Read More
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Mar2015
On 26 March 2015, Arts Council England announced a three year commissioned grant for a ground-breaking consortium bringing four leading dance organisations together to create a unified “go-to” industry body. The four organisations are: Association of Dance of the African Diaspora (ADAD), Dance UK, National Dance Teachers Association (NDTA) and ... Read More
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Mar2015
The Groovement Project, which has been running for less than two years, were named British Crew Battle Campions 2015 at the British Street Dance Championships after an all-Plymouth final.
Ellen Coulton and Drew Gallacher, who own the school, took 70 people to the competition in Weston-super-Mare.
Ellen said: “Amazingly it was an ... Read More
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Mar2015
In January 2014 Dance in Devon began a project giving older people in residential care access to a quality arts experience as participants and audiences. We wanted to create a film about one person’s experience of the programme, so we teamed up with film director Bluglass to make Margaret’s film. ... Read More
19
Mar2015
Dance in Devon is delighted to welcome our first Creative Intern, Esme Shea to the team.
Esme grew up in mid Devon and has been dancing locally since she was fourteen. She studied A Level and BTEC Dance at Exeter College where her passion for the subject grew.
‘For me, dance ties ... Read More