South East Dance season brochure - Autumn/Winter 2014

AUTUMN/WINTER 2014

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WELCOME TO OUR AUTUMN / WINTER 2014 SEASONWe are thrilled to present a great line up of artists this season - from definition defying Frederic Deslias and Hetain Patel (who we’re delighted to finally get to Brighton) to New Movement Collective, who promise to turn the Circus Street Market into a fascinating dance labyrinth.

We also continue to explore the meeting point between art and technology and invite you to join us for a series of digital dance events, programmed as part of the Brighton Digital Festival.

Have your say on the future of dance by joining the conversation at Face to Face, our annual gathering for those working in or with dance. This year’s event is facilitated by Improbable Theatre at Sadlers Wells. See you there!

Younger audiences – look out for our events branded with the Arts Award logo, indicating activity that can help you work towards your award.

Bring along a curious mind, a sense of adventure and join us on what promises to be a wonderful and surprising season.

Jamie Watton, CEO/Artistic Director and all at South East Dance.

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Your support allows us, as an arts charity, to continue to champion and deliver exceptional dance in the South East and beyond.

With 23% of UK dance professionals working in the region, South East Dance plays an increasingly important role in developing dance as an art form.

We are recognised for investing in choreographers and artists of the future, presenting innovative dance performance and initiating high-impact, participatory community projects.

Last year over 100,000 people of all ages and abilities benefited from our work - creating, performing, discovering or participating in dance.

DONATE TODAY

BE PART OF SOMETHING EXTRAORDINARY

Your donation will ensure the best dance by the most talented artists gets made and that people from all walks of life have greater opportunities to get active.

South East Dance is poised to enter a very exciting period of growth with the proposed creation of The Dance Space. We aspire to build a new home for dance and a centre of choreographic innovation which will be located in the heart of Brighton & Hove - and for the benefit of professional artists and local people.

We’d love you to be a part of what will be an extraordinary journey over the next few years.

You can make a single or regular donation via our website: southeastdance.org.uk/donations. Alternatively, text SEDA14 - plus amount - to 70070[1].

To find out more about how you can support our work, please call Bethany Moore on 01273 645268.[1] Your donation will be deducted from your mobile phone bill. Standard text message rate applies. South East Dance will receive 100% of your donation.

South East Dance is a registered charity no. 1064900.

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NEW MOVEMENT COLLECTIVE:CASTING TRACESInspired by Paul Auster’s seminal novel, The New York Trilogy, this promenade performance invites the audience into a unique dance experience set within a paper labyrinth at Circus Street Market.

Dance, architecture, film and specially commissioned music meet to create a world of illusion, mystery and shadow play, where nothing is as it seems.

Touching on popular themes of detective novels and modern issues of ever-present surveillance, the audience becomes involved in the performance, influencing the transformation of their surroundings.

Thursday 28 August - Saturday 30 AugustThursday: 8.30pmFriday & Saturday: 6.45pm & 8.30pm both days

£12.50 / £8 concessions

Circus Street Market, Brighton, BN2 9QF

Book: southeastdance.org.uk

This event has been made possible with support from Arts Council England, Cathedral Group (Holdings) Ltd and McLaren, Richard Thomas Foundation and The Marina Kleinwort Trust. Commissioned by Will Alsop and co-commissioned by InTRANSIT Festival and Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea 2014.


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FRÉDÉRIC DESLIAS /LE CLAIR OBSCUR:GØL4M [PREVIEW]A pioneering work in the final stages of development. Visionary French artist Frédéric Deslias and his company collaborate with UK choreographer Matthew Morris to create a disconcerting solo. GøL4M: a hybrid form of Man where the digital body meets the physical being – and comes to life…

Frédéric will lead a discussion after each performance.

Tuesday 23 September - 1.30pm, 6pm & 8.30pm

£6

Suitable for ages 14+ - contains nudityCo-programmed in partnership with Brighton Dome. Supported by ODIA Normandie, Région Basse-Normandie, Conseil Général du Calvados, Ville de Caen, CDN Haute-Normandie, Ménagerie de Verre, Ateliers Intermédiaires, South East Dance, DanSCe Dialogues 2.

Brighton Dome Corn Exchange, Brighton, BN1 1UD

SOUTH EAST DANCE ATBRIGHTON DIGITAL FESTIVAL

To book for events taking place at Brighton Dome venues: brightondome.org / 01273 709709

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DANCE HACKTune in to this year’s movement and creative technology experiment. See Artist Development p.23.

FLEXER & SANDILAND: GRAVITY SHIFTGravity Shift is a video installation that looks at how we might read gravity through witnessing another body. It aims to decentre the viewer’s relationship to the installation through presentation of a dancer whose movement is affected by a moving pull of gravity.

Monday 22 September - Friday 26 SeptemberOpening times: see brightondome.org

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Brighton Dome Founders Room, Brighton, BN1 1UD

Co-programmed in partnership with Brighton Dome. Supported by CueSim, Lansdown Centre for Electronic Art, Staffordshire University and Arts Council England.

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DANCE ON SCREEN: PAST, PRESENT, FUTUREJoin us for the culmination of South East Dance and British Council’s Forward Motion project. The four year project saw pioneering UK dance and film makers featured in an expertly curated collection of seminal British screen dance. Tonight’s event features the first screening of the documentary tracing this journey of dance on film.

Tuesday 23 September7.45pm for 8pm screening

Free

Brighton Dome Café-bar, Brighton, BN1 1UD - prior to GøL4M in the Corn Exchange at 8.30pm (see p.5)

Co-programmed in partnership with Brighton Dome. Forward Motion was co-produced by British Council and South East Dance and supported by Arts Council England.


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DANCE DOUBLE BILLCutting-edge work by two artists with distinctly different perspectives - exploring the creative collisions between dance and digital technology.

CASSON & FRIENDS: FIENDNijinsky’s fabled dance solo L’après midi d’un faun (Afternoon of a Faun) is the starting point for this exploration of how we see and how we are seen in today’s digital world. A collaboration between dance artist Tim Casson and video technician Tom Butterworth, Fiend uses live video to enable the dancer to interact with multiple versions of himself as he searches for connections in his virtual world.

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READYSALTEDCODE: [ARRA]STREDance and data collide in an experimental collaboration with Battle Abbey students that derives its movements from computer science theory. Aiming for a perfect fusion of art and technology, this unique visualisation creates images triggered by dancers’ data, wearable technology and the choreography itself, using ballet to break down the theories and concepts that underpin computer science.

Thursday 25 September7.30pm

£10 / £7.50 concessions

Brighton Dome Studio Theatre, Brighton, BN1 1UG

Book: brightondome.org / 01273 709709

Co-programmed in partnership with Brighton Dome.

[arra]stre: supported by Arts Council England and Google

Fiend: Supported by dancedigital & University of Bedfordshire, Greenwich Dance, Jasmin Vardimon Company and Arts Council England.

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ALEXANDER WHITLEY DANCE COMPANY: THE MEASURES TAKENLeading new British choreographer, South Bank Award nominee 2014 and Sadler’s Wells New Wave Associate, Alexander Whitley presents The Measures Taken, commissioned by The Royal Opera House in collaboration with digital artists Marshmallow Laser Feast.

“When we look to technology to deliver us from accidents, from choice and even from mortality we are asking from it something it cannot give: a deliverance from the conditions that make us human. We are seeking from technology...salvation from ourselves.” John Gray

Visually striking and kinetically charged, The Measures Taken explores our interdependent relationship with technology. With the choreographic process rooted in the digital collaboration, the work is both a dialogue and a duet between human movement and the digital world.

Friday 26 September7.30pm

£12 / £10 concessions

Suitable for ages 10+

Supported by: the Royal Opera House, Arts Council England, Sadler’s Wells, Dancers Career Development Fund, Clay Paky, Quercus Trust, Dance East, Charles Glanville, the GDA/Trinity Laban Partnership, The Old Market, South East Dance, artsdepot, ResCen Middlesex University, Queen Mary University of London, Jerwood Space and the Jerwood Choreographic Research Project.

The Old Market, Hove, BN3 1AS

Book: theoldmarket.com / 01273 201801

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DANCE TOURING PARTNERSHIP PRESENTS BOY BLUE ENTERTAINMENT IN:

THE FIVE & THE PROPHECY OF PRANAFive young troublemakers are drawn into a power struggle that has divided a secret group of warriors. Given a chance to redeem themselves and to restore peace, their action-packed adventure becomes a celebration of camaraderie and the triumph of the human spirit.

Set in modern Tokyo, The Five & the Prophecy of Prana sees dazzling visuals frame a dynamic fusion of hip-hop and martial arts in an explosive tribute to manga – Japan’s popular graphic novel form.

Kenrick ‘H20’ Sandy and Michael ‘Mikey J’ Asante, the Olivier award-winning team behind Pied Piper and choreographer and composer for the film Streetdance 3D, have worked with the monks from the Shaolin Temple Warrior School, Japanese manga artist Akio Tanaka, and award winning video animation studio Yeast Culture, to create this electrifying show.

Followed by a post-show discussion with the Company on Tuesday 7 October only.

“Kenrick ‘H2O’ Sandy’s choreography… flows like water, one minute silky smooth, the next fast and furious, b-boying, tutting and krumping, and requires little narrative, but narrative there is.”British Theatre Guide

“A mash-up of superhero comics, Japanese manga and kung fu movies. Hip-hop and fighting moves mesh wonderfully.”The Independent

Tuesday 7 October - Wednesday 8 October7.30pm

£10 - £17.50 Under 16s half price, under 26s £10, family ticket (best seats) £45


Brighton Dome Concert Hall, Brighton, BN1 1UD


Co-programmed in partnership with Brighton Dome. Production co-commissioned by the Barbican, London and Derry-Londonderry UK City of Culture. Produced by Boy Blue Entertainment. Co-produced by the Barbican and Les Théâtres de la Ville de Luxembourg. Additional support from The Great British Sasakawa Foundation and Laban Theatre, Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music & Dance. Original creation and UK tour supported using public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England and Arts Council Wales.


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BLACK DANCE ARCHIVES PROJECT: EXHIBITIONCelebrating the contribution made by Black dance artists to dance development in the UK.

This unique project is led by Deborah Baddoo MBE, Artistic Director of State of Emergency. It catalogues archive collections from 28 celebrated individuals and organisations from the 1960s to 2000s.

A 2-year programme of dynamic participatory activity will animate the archive and a brand new website, will ensure that it becomes available for all to experience and enjoy.

Thursday 11 September - Wednesday 8 October

Free

South East Dance Studios, Kent, BR8 7LG

Book: no booking needed

stateoftrust.net blackdancearchives.co.uk The Black Dance Archives project is managed and delivered by STATEOFtrust.

Made possible with generous support from the Heritage Lottery Fund.

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CURIOUS SEED IN ASSOCIATION WITH MOKO DANCE PRESENT: CHALK ABOUTChalk About is a show for families which is a playful, funny and sometimes moving look at how we see ourselves and others, featuring dance, chat and one perfect scene containing everything you could wish for…

Join Christine and Hendrik on their journey as they find answers to some big questions about identity and the meaning of life. What makes us who we are? Is it where we are from? Is it the way we move, or how we talk? Our pasts or our futures? Or is it about the way we dance?

“Brave, honest and delightful … full of a rich sense of the joy of human difference.”The Scotsman

A fun-filled programme of MOKO Dance family activities will be available one hour before the show.

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Tuesday 28 October1.30pm & 4pm

£7 / £5 concessions,£22 family ticket


Co-programmed in partnership with Brighton Dome. Chalk About was commissioned by Imaginate, supported through the Scottish Government’s Edinburgh Festivals Expo Fund. Produced by Catalyst Dance Management and co-produced in association with Tanzhaus NRW [Dusseldorf] and The Work Room [Glasgow]. Supported by Fresh Tracks Europe and Artspace.



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THE URBAN PLAYGROUND: MICRO CHOREOGRAPHY WORKSHOPTake part in a 3-hour workshop with The Urban Playground team to learn the fundamentals of performance parkour and then create short choreographies for presentation alongside Steam on Friday 31 October.

To find out more or to apply for this opportunity, please email [email protected] explaining why you wish to take part and confirming you are available to attend the stated days.

STEAM [WORK-IN-PROGRESS]Urban explorers enter an empty industrial space and beneath canvas tarps discover the skeletal remains of a machine that changed the world. Captivated, they open a furnace and shovel coal on the fires of the past. An elegant model of efficient motion, it is monstrously utilitarian and gracefully refined. In the ghostly light of the hungry engine images of epic journeys appear. Engineers and drivers, station guards and porters hurry back to work at the sound of a whistle blast; and the passengers, the passengers begin to dance…

From revolutionary Russia to Buster Keaton’s Old West and from the Europe of Holmes and Poirot to the futuristic Asia of a James Bond movie, this train will take you on journey you’ll never forget.

This work-in-progress showing will be accompanied by two ‘Micro-Choreographies’ performed by local participants.

Wednesday 29 October - Friday 31 October

Free

12 - 16 years on Wednesday16+ years on Thursday

Workshops: Wednesday 2-5pm or Thursday 2-5pm

Performances: Friday 12pm & 3pm


Apply: email [email protected]

This event has been made possible with support from Cathedral Group (Holdings) Ltd and McLaren.

Friday 31 October 12pm & 3pm

Free (booking essential)




Co-commissioned by South East Dance and Pavilion Dance South West. This event has been made possible with support from Cathedral Group (Holdings) Ltd and McLaren.

Friday 7 NovemberRegistration at 10am

£15 / £12.50 concessions

Sadler’s Wells, London, EC1R 4TN


Supported and delivered by the Dance Strategy Group with additional support from Pavilion Dance South West.


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FACE TO FACE: CONFERENCEFace to Face, the biennial conference for the dance sector, provides a space for all those working in dance to share ideas, opportunities, working practices and challenges, and foster a sense of community through face to face conversation. Join peers, colleagues and potential partners, and contribute to the development of a connected and flourishing dance sector.

This year Face to Face will be facilitated by Improbable Theatre using open space.

JASMIN VARDIMON COMPANY: PARKPark is an urban oasis, a place of refuge from ordinary life where characters play, fight, fall in love and learn to survive. Their stories intertwine creating a modern day fairytale that is alternately sharp, funny and cruel.

A breathtaking collision of acute physical theatre, text, athletic dance and funky music.

Post-show discussion with Jasmin Vardimon.

Friday 21 November7.30pm

£10 - £18.50, Under 26s £10


Brighton Dome Concert Hall, Brighton, BN1 1UD

Co-programmed in partnership with Brighton Dome.


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HETAIN PATEL: AMERICAN BOYHow much do movies influence us?

Delving into American movie and homegrown TV culture, visual artist and performer Hetain Patel once again takes to the stage in his highly anticipated first solo show.

With a personal and humorous take on identity shape-shifting, he shakes up our conception of who we are.

Through a playful synthesis of vocal and physical imitations, he conjures up film characters from his playground days: see Agent Smith from the Matrix get physical with Spider-Man whilst Eddie Murphy argues with Michael Caine.

American Boy follows Hetain’s international success with the TED Talk version of his stage work Be Like Water, recently reaching over 2 million views.

Followed by a post-show discussion with Hetain Patel.

“Patel is as much entertainer as performance conceptualist… a smooth quick-change artist capable of morphing between accents and characters with engagingly comic ease.”★★★★ The Times

Wednesday 26 November 8pm

£12.50 / £10 concessions


Brighton Dome Studio Theatre, Brighton, BN1 1UD

Book: brightondome.org / 01273 709709Co-programmed in partnership with Brighton Dome. Co-produced and commissioned by Sadler’s Wells, London. Co-produced by BDE London 2012 Consortium. Development supported by Mercy, Liverpool, and Penned in the Margins, London. American Boy is supported with public funding by the National Lottery through Arts Council England.

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SCRATCH NIGHT: A BRIGHTON DANCE NETWORK EVENTAn evening of new contemporary dance performances by local dance artists. An exciting mixed bill of works-in-progress open to everyone: turn up, watch and enjoy the atmosphere and conversations over a drink.

Brighton Dance Network is an open network of dancers, choreographers, teachers and creative producers. It supports weekly professional classes, regular master class workshops, sharing events, discussion platforms and other opportunities to connect face to face – all facilitating and expanding the dance scene in Brighton.

Thursday 6 November8pm

£5


Co-programmed in partnership with Brighton Dome. Brighton Dance Network have received invaluable support from South East Dance & Brighton Dome to make this event happen.


THREE SCORE DANCE COMPANY: WINTER FESTIVALThree Score Dance Company is three years old.

It was created to offer contemporary dance opportunities for women and men aged 60+. The Company commissions work that engages, entertains and captures the imagination; delivering performances that change perceptions, challenge expectations and champion the art form of contemporary dance.

Come to Three Score’s Winter Festival to celebrate these first three years. There will be a rich mixture of dance companies, some with experience and some newly formed – the only connection being that all dancers will all be over the age of 55.

Sunday 30 November 4pm

£5


Book: brightondome.org / 01273 709709Co-programmed in partnership with Brighton Dome. Three Score Dance Company is supported by South East Dance in association with Brighton Dome with additional funding from Sport England.

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MARK BRUCE COMPANY: DRACULAMark Bruce’s company of ten exceptional dancers bring Bram Stoker’s haunting, erotic tale to life in a heart wrenching and magical dance theatre production. With an eclectic mix of music from Bach and Mozart to Ligeti and Fred Frith, Bruce explores choreographic styles ranging from the subtlety of classical etiquette to visceral contemporary dance.

Jonathan Goddard plays the infamous Vampire Count, whose sinister and ruthless ambitions challenge the very fabric of Victorian society. As his victims and opponents rally against him they must face the darkness and savagery within themselves.

Winner of the prestigious South Bank Sky Arts Award for Dance, this critically acclaimed production should not be missed.

“I’d be surprised if I saw a more entertaining piece of dance theatre this year. Kill for a ticket.”★★★★ The Observer

Tuesday 2 December - Thursday 4 December7.30pm

£15


The Old Market, Brighton, BN3 1AS

Book: theoldmarket.com / 01273 201801

In association with Tobacco Factory Theatres, Pavilion Dance South West and Wilton’s Music Hall. Supported by Arts Council England and the National Lottery.

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DANCE HACKAre you an artist or programmer treading the line between dance and digital? Do you have ideas that need testing, challenging or refining? If so, join us for Dance Hack: an experiment in creative technology.

We have invited artists and technologists to come together to play, experiment and create. We have space for four movement artists or computer programmers to join them.

Apply: please email [email protected] and tell us why you would like to participate. Deadline for applications 8 September.


Saturday 27 September10am - 7pm

Free but places are limited

University of Brighton, BN2 0JYPart of Brighton Digital Festival 2014. In partnership with the University of Brighton with further support from Pavilion Dance South West.

FLOURISH FUND An opportunity for dance artists working in the South East to pitch for funds to support their personal professional development.

Pitch to us for any amount between £50 - £250, for anything that will help you develop as a movement-based artist - perhaps a place on a creative development or business course, a train ticket to get to a residency or a mentoring session with a peer.

We are open to applications from all people, at any stage of their career.

Deadline for applications: Monday 13 October

Visit our website for application details or contact [email protected]

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COMING SOON...

AGILE FUNDRAISING: FIT FOR PURPOSE, EFFECTIVE FRAMEWORK FOR FUNDRAISINGDance UK’s Agile Fundraising is a new training programme designed to unmask techniques to attract individual donors and help you become more confident in raising funds.

This session is led by John Nicholls, founder of Arts Quarter with over 25 years’ experience working within the arts, charitable communities and creative industries in the UK and abroad.

Join Dance UK for this affordable specialist training that has been designed by a dance professional for dance professionals.

Tuesday 20 January6 - 9.30pm

£16 (Dance UK members) / £36 (non-members)

Brighthelm Centre, Brighton, BN1 1YD

Suitable for dancers, dance professionals and anyone who wants to get better at fundraising

Book: danceuk.org/events

Made possible with support from Arts Council England’s Catalyst scheme and Cause4’s Arts Fundraising and Philanthropy.

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THREE SCORE DANCE: CLASSESWeekly contemporary dance classes for men and women aged 60+ years across Brighton & Hove who are interested in having fun and improving health along the way. No prior dance experience is needed.

SOUTH EAST DANCE STUDIOS: CLASSESCheck out our weekly dance classes for all ages and abilities which take place at South East Dance Studios in Kent from September onwards. Classes include ballroom, ballet, pilates, tap, yoga and more.

Come along and try something new or simply brush up on your skills - a great chance to exercise and have fun too.

For full details visit southeastdance.org.uk


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Three Score Dance Company is supported by South East Dance in association with Brighton Dome with additional funding from Sport England.

Mondays2 - 3.30pmTuesdays5.30 - 7pm

Dorset Gardens Methodist Church,Brighton BN2 1RL

Booking is essential. Contact Jacqueline Hadlow: 01273 696844 / [email protected]

September - DecemberTimes vary

£5 - £8

Suitable for all abilities

South East Dance Studios, 39 Egerton Avenue, Kent, BR8 7LG

Book: 01322 618618 / [email protected]

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South East Dance is making The Dance Space a reality. Set in Circus Street, in the heart of Brighton, The Dance Space will be a fantastic new home for dance, connecting world-class artists to local communities.“Circus Street is surrounded by vibrant and diverse communities and we are delighted to be working with some of these already as we plan for The Dance Space. We want local people to be involved right from the very beginning of its development.

Dance can improve personal health whilst building confidence, discipline and social skills. With support from our partners, we are starting to make this happen for local communities by bringing Circus Street to life with dance.” Kirsty Sulston Producer – Public Programme

Check out upcoming dance activity in the area:

• NEW MOVEMENT COLLECTIVE (p.4) • URBAN PLAYGROUND (p.12)

Visit: southeastdance.org.uk

South East Dance would like to acknowledge and thank its primary partners and supporters of the Circus Street Market regeneration project for their continued support in helping make The Dance Space happen: Cathedral Group (Holdings) Ltd and McLaren; University of Brighton; Brighton & Hove City Council and Arts Council England.


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At South East Dance Studios you will find a welcoming and friendly environment with versatile facilities to suit your needs. From conventional conference and meeting room hires, to more creative and arts-based hires, our spaces are suitable for a broad range of uses, at very competitive prices, seven days a week.

Our facilities include: four dance studios; sprung floors, mirrors and air conditioning; two adaptable theatre spaces; conference facilities and meeting room; recording studio; technical support and equipment; a licensed bar; and catering packages.

We are situated just five minutes from Junction 3 of the M25 with extensive on-site free parking.

Visit our website for further details or call our team for an informal chat about your requirements.s:

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“South East Dance Studios has always been a welcoming and friendly place to us. The staff are very helpful and the spaces lovely, light and big! It’s nice not to have any other distractions and feel like you have a productive and concentrated atmosphere.”Rosie Heafford, Second Hand Dance

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South East Dance would like to acknowledge the support of its funders and partners:

Thank you to the following companies and individuals for their generous support and donations: Cathedral Group (Holdings) Ltd and McLaren; John Nicholls; Christine D’Cruz; Antonia Grove; Nicholas Manzi; Rachel Lancaster; Jenny Clench; Rosina Burslem-Cairns; de Ville; Ian Cunningham; Hilary Lane; Richard Thomas Foundation; Jamie Watton. Also, thank you to all our donors who wish to remain anonymous.

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South East Dance season brochure - Autumn/Winter 2014

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