Dance has the power to bring people together
We make exceptional dance experiences accessible to people of all ages and backgrounds. We work in community centres, theatres, schools, parks, village halls, care settings and unexpected places because creativity should be part of everyday life. We nurture dancers, artists and dance leaders, creating opportunities to learn, perform, choreograph and lead.
Take part in dance classes
Join us for weekly dance classes for all ages across Worcestershire and Herefordshire - contemporary technique, creative, youth and children’s dance, parents and toddlers sessions, over 55s classes, inclusive, gentle and seated dance.
And look forward to very special performances and events this autumn and winter!
Pigeon Performance Project
We're working with dance artist Kate Taylor, to create an outdoor performance, Flock, in Worcester on Sunday 4 October - and it's free to take part!
The Pigeon Project celebrates place, migration, belonging and connection, and Kate is looking to recruit an intergenerational cast. So if you’re aged 6-100, and have a passion for performing, she'd love to work with you.
Inclusive
We have weekly dance classes for people with learning disabilities and/or autism in Hereford, Worcester and at Malvern Theatres
We've recently worked with Stopgap, who led a residency with Jigsaw dancers, and we're planning more co-creation, collaboration and work with guest artists soon!
Making Waves
Making Waves is our performance company for experienced dancers aged 50 and over, who like to create new work and perform, often in site-specific, outdoor spaces.
The company collaborates with other groups, and works with a variety of choreographers. New dancers are always welcome.
Youth Dance
We're developing our youth dance programme to support more young people to get into dance.
We have weekly youth classes in Worcester. As well as developing contemporary technique and choreography skills, there are opportunities to perform, work with guest choreographers and dance artists.
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