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Using the dances from history to teach, to train, and entertain








UPCOMING

The Royal Burgh of Sanquhar is a small market town on the river Nith and is surrounded by the most striking scenery and offers plenty of walks in the countryside. The ruins of the medieval castle on the southern approach have a very colourful history.
Captured by both the English and Scots during the Wars of Independence the castle has been visited by William Wallace, Robert Bruce,Edward1 of England and Edward 11 while centuries later Sanquhar was visited by Mary Queen of Scots and her son James VI.
See Summer Courses for Booking and more details, and Storytelling for Scottish storytelling project..

2022 Inclusive Dance Project
SHAKESPEARE ON WHEELS
Historical dances adapted for wheels: be it wheelchairs, skateboards, rollerblades, mobility aids or shopping trolleys!
Events planned around the UK, including at Shakespeare’s birthplace in Stratford Upon Avon.
Disability Advisor: Neil Hancock (RADA / Shakespeare Birthplace Trust)
NONSUCH Paradance UK instructors: Darren Royston, Francesca Roche and others.
COBER HILL
The course in April 2022 'A WEEKEND OF DANCE AND MUSIC MAKING WITH SHAKESPEARE AND ST GEORGE' (near Scarborough) arranged for April 2022 has been rearranged for April 2023.
Watch out for further details!
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