This summer term Trinity Laban is offering a unique opportunity for adults to dance and perform together. 

This project is a 10-week course, taking place on Tuesday evenings in summer term, culminating in a performance at The National Maritime Museum, Greenwich. The performance will be part of a relaxed community sharing to celebrate the relaunching of the museum’s Ocean Map, in the Great Hall. The sharing will be open for family and friends to attend (details to be provided nearer the time)

You’ll work with experienced dance artist, Luke Birch, to explore creative processes and ideas resulting in a final piece.

Who is this for?

This open level project is suitable for participants with some experience of contemporary dance, who are open to performing to an audience. (please note that this project is not suitable for complete beginners).

Dates

You should be available for every rehearsal date and the final performance date to take part in this project.

Rehearsal dates

Tuesday 29 April – Tuesday 1 July (10 sessions)

18:30-20:30

Venue: Laban Building, Creekside, London SE8 3DZ

Performance date

Saturday 5 July

Times TBC. Please keep the full day free and we will confirm the times as soon as possible. 

If you would like to take part but are unable to pay the fee in full, please get in touch as we may be able to offer payment in instalments: adults@trinitylaban.ac.uk

Course Description

If you have any queries or would like further information, please contact the Public Engagement (Dance) team via email at adults@trinitylaban.ac.uk 

 

Event Specific Terms and Conditions

The fee is NOT refundable unless the class is cancelled by Trinity Laban.

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Please also read our standard Terms and Conditions available under "Help and Information" before booking.