Dance

Dance / Reviews

Review: Holly Thomas: Half Light, Arnolfini – ‘A beautiful and intelligent work’

Thomas’ inclusive performance draws on personal experience of both visual impairment and parenting

Features / Advertising Feature

Royal Ballet School Alumni Address Representation and Resilience Through Creative Artist Talk

Examining lessons from experiences and relevance to contemporary training and development

Dance / The Mount Without

Impermanence announces busy winter schedule at The Mount Without

There are dance shows as well as regular social clubs for people over 60

Dance / Holly Thomas

Inclusive dance, sound and narrative show features visually impaired and sighted performers

Holly Thomas presents ‘Half Light’ at Arnolfini on November 14

Dance / South West Dance Theatre

Kids and teens’ Halloween half term workshop brings together art and dance

South West Dance Theatre join forces with artist Sachin Babbar

Dance / Neon Dance

Review: Last and First Men, Bristol Beacon – ‘Truly extraordinary’

Set 2 billion years in the future, this Neon Dance production blends film, dance and music

Dance / Neon Dance

Bristol Beacon hosts bold fusion of music, film and dance set 2 billion years in the future

Neon Dance’s ‘Last and First Men’ features Johann Jóhannsson & Yair Elazar Glotman’s live score

Dance / flamenco

A journey to discover the roots of traditional flamenco

Flamenco Orígenes arrives at St George’s in September for one night only

Dance / Features

‘We specialise in joy’: Bristol teacher on her community-first dance studio

With more 500 dance students, Angie Edwards knows a thing or two about teaching

Dance / Reviews

Review: Elefantin, The Mount Without – ‘A mesmeric performance of a compelling narrative’

It's described as a ‘dance-theatre-satire’ exploring what the 1959 Barbie really wants in her 60s

Dance / Impermanence Dance Theatre

‘To Be Continued’: a night of first-look performances at The Mount Without

Actor Nicholas Denton and former mayor of Bristol Cleo Lake are among those sharing their work-in-pr

Dance / Contemporary dance

Three-day event sets to celebrate Bristol’s contemporary dance scene

The three-day event will feature a kaleidoscope of contemporary dance

Dance / Impermanence Dance Theatre

New Impermanence show examines death through dance

"While centred around death, is at its core a show about being alive"

Dance / Cancer

Move Dance Feel: showcasing the power of dance for women affected by cancer

The benefits include improved emotional and physical wellbeing and reduction in fatigue and stress

Dance / Reviews

Review: Swan Lake, Bristol Hippodrome – ‘Bourne’s swans soar once more’

Matthew Bourne’s most celebrated work returns on its 30th anniversary tour

Dance / News

Impermanence unveil ‘dazzling’ opening season of dance

The award-winning company hopes to usher in a new era for dance in Bristol

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