Dancehouse News

Fed makes more fumes than moves at MAD Dance House HE showed up late and reeked of booze, but Kevin Federline still thrilled a packed-out Brisbane dance class on Tuesday night.

For Sadler's Wells regulars, this must have been something of a shock a ' there can have been few shows at "London's Dance House" where there was so little visual interest on stage.

A DanceHouse and Vancouver New Music copresentation. At the Playhouse on Friday, November 6. No remaining performances First, a caveat: a Hofesh Shechter Company dance show is so visceral, so all-consuming, that you reduce its impact by attempting to put it into words.

Ipswich may seem a surprising choice for a new 8.9 million dance centre , but Assis Carreiro , artistic director and chief executive of DanceEast , believes it has at least one advantage over London : 'The artists won't have to battle with the Tube !' The Jerwood DanceHouse , which officially opened last month, is also affiliated with a dramatic ...

The new works were created at NDCW's home, the Dance House at WMC, and have wowed audiences and critics alike as the company toured venues across England and Wales.

DANCERS from around the world were invited to celebrate the first performance at a waterfront dancehouse.

Shake off those cobwebs and recharge your batteries for an hour after a day stuck at the desk and maybe get just a little fitter with National Dance Company Wales.

The sprung floors have been laid, the foyer and reception is being fitted out, the plumbing's being tested, ceilings are being dropped into place - DanceEast's new 8.9 million Jerwood DanceHouse on the Ipswich Waterfront is being readied to receive its first enthusiastic dancers first thing on Monday morning.

Where, in Britain, could one possibly get the Prime Minister, architecture, linoleum, and the Cote d'Azur into one story? Come to Ipswich, where this motley array has been assembled on a stage set awash with floating gin palaces, bijou eateries, and heroic apartments fit for footballers' wives.

YEARS of effort to create an A 8.9 million international centre of dance in Ipswich will come to fruition during a weekend-long programme of celebrations.

Ballets age, and perhaps the most vulnerable are those whose treatment and designs tie them to the era of their creation.

Dancers make use of the new facilities DANCERS had a first taste of their superb new waterfront studios at special sessions to show them the potential of the project.