RetroSpective is a dynamic and diverse group of mature dancers who you may have seen performing in and around the Lancaster area. They are always looking for new members to join in the dance! What is RestroSpective? It’s a terrific performance group made up of a diverse mix of mature dancers with a range of
Ludus Dance is seeking expressions of interest from freelance dance artists to deliver our brand new class for adults aged 50 years plus. ‘Social Movements’ will be a fun and creative dance class with a focus on mobility and fitness. The class is scheduled to take place Monday evenings from 6:00-7:00pm. Main Duties: Provide weekly
Over eight weeks, until early August, as part of a collaborative project with Fable Arts and Clifton Hospital in Lytham, Ludus Dance is working with community dance professional Anna Daley and early career artist Maiya Leeke to bring gentle movement to music and a sense of fun to weekly sessions with patients. To create inspiring
Ludus Dance wins National Lottery funding for Mill Girls & Militants celebrating Lancashire women’s contribution to the suffrage movement A Ludus Dance project, Mill Girls & Militants, has been awarded a National Lottery grant of £50,200 to uncover and celebrate the lives of working women from Burnley, Preston and Lancaster who joined the suffrage movement. Over
Proud to work with Fable Arts and Clifton Hospital Ludus Dance is proud to work with Fable Arts, for the second year, in a therapeutic arts programme for older people staying or living in care homes, health settings and residential schemes. This year’s new project Wonder-Full aims to improve the quality of life of vulnerable
Photo: HandsON show from Hawk Dance Theatre and Briggsyproduces – photo credit: Peter Yankowski – a project supported in 2017 by Ludus Dance with space and time in kind. Time, space and expertise from Ludus Dance Occupied is an individually tailored careers support and professional development scheme, led by Ludus Dance, for dance artists
Ludus Dance proudly celebrates inclusivity and diversity International Day Against Homphobia, Transphobia and Biphobia – 17th May 2018 Since it was created in 2004, International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia has worked to raise awareness of LGBTQ rights and aims to confront the violence and discrimination experienced by LGBTQ people internationally. On this day,
We are seeking a Community Fundraiser. You will be part of a creative and dynamic organisation that works hard to inspire and connect with all sections of the community. We believe that taking part in high quality dance activity can be a life changing experience. As Community Fundraiser your role will be to maximise all relevant
