Government Funded Dance courses

...in and commitment to Performing Arts. The course will cover a range of Acting, Dance, Performing Arts and Business units. There will be coursework-based...

...dance experience and theoretical knowledge to pursue their performing arts studies at National Diploma level. How can I progress? A BTEC First Diploma...

...a group can be transferred to every part of their life. Developing confidence, stamina, strength and social skills are an important part of dance lessons for children...

...This course is about Tango as a social dance! (On successful completion of all three terms) Lead or follow (or both!) your partner with confidence Recognise...

...theoretical and analytical skills. It is offered as a single AS/A level subject for those students who wish to specialise in the subject, rather than taking...

...beginners Your Course Learn a mix of social ballroom and latin classes (Waltz, Quickstep, cha Cha, Jive and more!). This course is ideal for the complete beginner...

...transform your post-work blues in a fun and friendly environment, enhancing your fitness levels, “stretch-ability”, confidence and posture. Beginners and...

...•Demonstrate learning a new dance style •Perform a Charleston dance choreography •Use the Charleston and its influence on other dance styles such as Lindy hop...

...Northern School of Creative Industries with its specialist facilities and experienced staff...

...around one term's experience in Ballroom and Latin dance. In this class you will revisit the eight dances you have previously covered:- · Quickstep · Foxtrot...

...Core units: Performance Workshop, Performing to an Audience, Dance Performance, Performing Arts Business, Historical Context of Performance and Rehearsing for Performance...

...• Describe Degas’s style and use of materials • Describe the artist’s contribution to Impressionism. • Degas’s life and influences • Key works such as ‘The Dance Class’...

...will develop the skills to perform and interpret dance ideas, create and choreograph your own imaginative dances and comment on and write about the structure...

...modern partner dance in the UK and is a funky fusion of Jive and Salsa which is easy to learn, sociable, fun and can be danced to any style of music...

...At AS Level the focus is on developing your skills in choreography and performance work. You will gain experience of contemporary technique through technique classes...

...contemporary and jazz dance styles and techniques. Each class will include a tutor led group warm-up with the possiblity of some barre work to improve strength...

...This course is for dacners who wish to perform or specialise in taching dance or progress to Higher Education. Study Mode & Location: This a two year course...

..."If I could tell you that, I wouldn't have to dance it." Isadora Duncan Contemporary dance was developed in the early 20th century as a reaction against...