Queer-side is now fundraising and looking for new sources of funding which will allow them to continue their development for the LGBTQ+ community locally. In order to raise funds, Queer-side has set up a JustGiving page to raise £6,000 to support their work.
Alison Thomson’s review of the first piece to be performed in Brighton’s brand new The Dance Space.
The choreography is impressive: fluid and gliding and suitably gravity-defying. However, due to my manifest limitations, I wanted to leave after about ten minutes.
Parable Dance, which provides inclusive dance workshops and weekly classes for people with disabilities in South East England and training worldwide, will now be known as Parable Dance UK, with the newly launched company named Parable Dance NY.
Bringing together “the best cis-tem offenders that the UK has to offer”, THE ENBY SHOW will be held on November 8 in London.
Brian Butler catches up with the Olivier Award-winning choreographer for theatre, film and television
Superb and with a lot to recommend it, The Midnight Bell is a wonderful show to enjoy in the Theatre Royal with enough flair to impress the dance aficionados, more than enough to satisfy the Bourne fans in the house, and enough real passion for your average audience member to enjoy. Its overflowing with glorious narrative and this group of dancers seriously impress, so even if you don’t quite get the dancing you’ll still really get the show.
Hundreds attended China’s first ever LGBTQ+ voguing ball in Beijing.
The film brings together 42 of the UK’s most experienced inclusive (disability) dance artists and companies
Cameron MacDonald, a choreographer and performer represented by The Wright Agency, has created a performance video with other professional dancers in a bid to encourage the preservation of the UK arts industry.
