Dance Informa Magazine United Kingdom
Interviews
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872Darcey Bussell and Move-Assure: How dance teachers can support mental wellbeing in studio
Dame Darcey Bussell, retired ballerina and co-founder of the Move-Assure, has always understood the transformative power of dance for emotional and mental...
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1.2KCYD? and MOVE IT collaborate to shape the future of dance in the UK
In an exciting new chapter for the UK dance scene, MOVE IT and CYD? — two of the country’s most renowned dance...
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1.3KISTD’s Ginny Brown: ‘Dance is a bit of a superpower’
Reflection on one’s birthday is something we all do, but Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing (ISTD) has really delved deep into...
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2.0KLeaping to their next steps: 2024 Royal Ballet School graduates
In 2024, 24 graduates of The Royal Ballet School will join leading ballet companies all around the world. They’ve worked and trained...
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1.0KBirmingham Royal Ballet’s Dance Track: Bringing access to dance to local children
It is such a common young child’s dream – to be a ballerina, to dance on a big, big stage, to be...
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897Meet your maker: R-Class hand-makes pointe shoes in the traditional way
In a factory in Moscow, the centuries-old tradition of handcrafting pointe shoes continues. Under the steady guidance of founder Roman Kukushkin, the...
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2.2KPotential, tenacity and composure: Your guide to success when auditioning for The Royal Ballet School
Every year, dancers from all over the world dream of successfully auditioning and attending The Royal Ballet School, following in the footsteps...
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913Maddie Jamieson on the sport/art form of dance team
Dance Team, which could also be called precision competitive dance, is a hugely popular activity throughout the world. While not technically considered...
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3.1KNino Samadashvili: Finding herself through dance
The State Ballet of Georgia arrives in London next month to perform Swan Lake at the London Coliseum. This marks the first...
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1.8KTension at the site of the body: Diana Niepce’s ‘The Other Side of Dance’ at Dance Umbrella
Broader culture certainly has its mental images and perceived norms about the nature of “dance” and “dancers.” Those are the sorts of...
