Summer Dance Project for Adults, Starts 5th May, Salmon Youth Centre

By loupestell
April 27, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted April 27, 2015

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Posted April 27, 2015

Arts Odyssey are delighted to announce bookings for a new Summer Adult Dance Project in Bermondsey, South London are now open.

Open to adults of all ages, experience and ability in dance

Starts 5th May and is only ?65 in total

Dance rehearsals are weekly at Salmon Youth Centre, 43 Old Jamaica Road, London SE16 4TE from 7 ? 9pm

The dance project will explore the work of Bermondsey?s Ada Salter and the Women?s Uprising in 1911

Focusing on contemporary and creative dance

Participants will work towards a performance at Bermondsey Square and in St John?s Church, Waterloo in July with fantastic local choir Bermondsey Voices

Booking

To book email [email protected]

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