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ID runs an international programme of classes, workshops, research labs, events and talks.

Independent Dance (ID) is the UK's leading artist development organisation for dance. Founded in 1984, it has been artist-led ever since, working responsively to support dance artists in all roles, of all physicalities, and at all stages of career. We work with an international community, with a particular focus on inclusive body-based research enriched by cross-disciplinary and diverse approaches

. Through our year-round programme, we offer paid work to on average 80 artists every year. Our public programme includes classes and workshops, research spaces, talks and exchanges, led by internationally-renowned artists and inviting artists and audiences to deepen enquiry and exchange ideas. ID receives funding from Arts Council England as a National Portfolio Organisation (NPO) as part of a consortium with Siobhan Davies Dance, whose building we are based in. In 2019-20, ID’s portion of this funding is £71,068, which covers most of our core operating costs; salaries of our four part-time staff, office rent and administrative overheads which we aim to keep to a minimum. In addition, we raise funds through trusts and foundations and through individual donations. Our artistic programme exists on an income-generating basis, with earnings from curating and delivering an extensive programme aiming to cover costs.

20/12/2024

Looking for a last minute, eco-friendly Christmas gift? 🎁

A class card gives you access to 10 of ID's Morning and Monday Night Improvisation classes at a discounted rate of £6 per class, instead of £8. They can be purchased online via our website for yourself or as a gift for someone else! ⁠
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🔗 To purchase a class card, go to our website: https://independentdance.co.uk/product/class-card/
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📷 Kimberley Harvey leading Morning Class. Photo, Cheniece Warner ⁠

[Image Description: A landscape image of Morning Class with Kimberley Harvey in the Roof Studio showing participants sitting in a circle chatting and stretching. The studio is brightly lit.]

18/12/2024

📣 We’re looking for Trustees & Co-Chairs – could this be you? ⁠
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At Independent Dance, we’re questioning what leadership looks like—and who gets to lead. We're searching for individuals who are interested and committed to ID's future and care deeply about intersectional inclusion. ⁠
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Through our year-round programme of classes, workshops, festivals, research projects and digital library, we support the development of dance through radical enquiry, learning, community-building and audience engagement. We also deliver the MA/MFA Creative Practice: Dance Professional in partnership with Trinity Laban. ⁠
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No 'traditional' or prior experience needed—just a passion for reimagining what’s possible. We are looking for enthusiasm for ID's work and respect for the communities in which we operate. ⁠There will also be induction and onboarding for those successful.

📅 Apply by: 6pm, Friday 24 January 2025

🔗 To view the information pack and apply head to:
bit.ly/IDVacancies

🗨️ If you have any questions or you’d like an informal chat, please do get in touch via ⁠[email protected]⁠
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We look forward to hearing from you! ✨⁠

[Image Description: A pale pink square image with navy text that reads: Become an ID Trustee!'].

17/12/2024

Booking is now open for the first half of our Spring class programme at ID⁠. Morning Class and Monday Night Improvisation start back on 13 Jan 2025⁠
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With a focus on movement explorations that attend to what movement feels like, rather than imitating an ideal form, we aim to make classes accessible for all physicalities.⁠
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The artists sharing their practices are Amy Voris, Jessica Lerner, 'Funmi Adewole Elliott, Nathaniel Parchment, Thomas Kampe, Caroline Scott, Gaby Agis, Franzi Boehm, Mira Hirtz, Francesca Matthys, Bakani Pick-Up and Issac Ouro-Gnao.⁠
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🔗 To view and book classes for our spring programme, head to the link in our bio ot to: bit.ly/IDClasses ⁠
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📍Classes take place at London, SE1. ⁠
Morning Class runs Monday–Friday, 10am–12pm. Monday Night Improvisation takes place 6.30–8pm.⁠
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📷: ⁠Amy Voris. Photo, Christian Kipp | Herberts Quarry Trio. Jessica Lerner. Photo, Tanya Syed | The Move Tell Workshop with Ageless 2024, 'Funmi Adewole Elliot, David Lindsay | Nathaniel Parchment. Photo, Alessandro Sigismondi | Thomas Kampe. Photo, Christian Kipp | Caroline Scott. Photo Sarah Mason | Gaby Agis. Photo, Derek Linzey | Mira Hirtz. Photo, Adele Watts | Franzi Boehm. Photo, Robin Beumier | Francesca Matthys. Photo, Bilal Singh | 93 Interlude. Bakani Pick-Up. Photo, Abbie Jennings | . Issac Ouro-Gnao. Photo, Ashley Karrell.⁠
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13/12/2024

🍁 We have now come to the end of the Autumn class programme! Thank you to all the artists who have shared their practice this term: ⁠
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Hugh Stanier, Rosalind Masson, Lewys Holt, Jay Yule, James Olivo, Jose Funnell, Nathaniel Parchment, Jevan Howard-Jones, Carolyn Roy and Fernanda Muñoz-Newsome., Patricia Okenwa, Bisola Bello, Heni Hale, Sasha Shadid, Gaby Agis, Bethany Edwards, Candoco, Kimberley Harvey, Francesca Matthys and Shannelle 'Tali' Fergus.
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✨ We also want to thank all who supported our Autumn programme whether that be through attending class, giving feedback, discussion, or sharing ID's programme with your communities.

👉️ We are currently taking a break over the holidays and classes will return on 13 January 2025. Booking opens for the Spring class programme on 17 December.

📨 Sign up to our e-flyer via the link in our bio to hear about our end of year round-up and what we have coming up in 2025! bit.ly/IDMailingList
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📷️ Image Credits: ⁠
Hugh Stanier, photo Rune Abro | Rosalind Masson, photo Glen Kalinin | Lewys Holt, photo Jorden Brooks | Jay Yule, photo Callum Thompson | James Olivo, photo Matteo Sabouraud | Jose Funnell, photo Lydia Thomas | Nathaniel Parchment, photo Alessandro Sigismondi | Jevan Howard-Jones, photo Karina Pinke | Carolyn Roy, photo Sarah Dobai | Fernanda Muñoz-Newsome photo Katarznya Perlack | Patricia Okenwa, photo | Bisola Bello, photo Tamara Ferrari | Heni Hale, photo Tony Wadham | Sasha Shadid, photo Elena Cremona | Gaby Agis, photo Derek Linzey | CANDOCO. | Kimberley Harvey, photo Sian O'Connor | Francesca Matthys. Photo, Jack Thomson | Shannelle 'Tali' Fergus, photo Shokirie Clarke.

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02/12/2024

Closing off our Monday Night Improvisation Autumn class programme tonight, Shannelle 'Tali' Fergus shares her community-based practice, prioritising relational improvisation and process-based, live and alive collaboration & composition 💫
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👉️ This class is now sold out, if you booked a class but are no longer able to attend, it would be really helpful if you let us know so that we can offer the place to someone else. ⁠
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📅 Mondays, 6.30pm-8pm⁠
📍 Siobhan Davies Dance, SE1⁠ 6ER⁠
🎟️ £8 / £6 a class with a Class Card⁠ ⁠

Shannelle ‘Tali’ Fergus is a creative working within the dance community and dance industry with 20+ years’ experience and a unique 360 perspective. Tali works across performance, choreography, teaching and talent management and is the founder, producer and lead facilitator of identity. ideas. industry (iii).

📷️ Shannelle 'Tali' Fergus, photo Shokirie Clarke- Moves Magazine.
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[Image Description: This portrait image finds Tali still in a room of dancers moving and interacting with one another. The colours are warm and the energy is lively].

26/11/2024

📣 Change of programme! The last week of Morning Class this Autumn will now be led by Francesca Matthys 📣

Dive into Francesca's improvisational and choreographic methods and explore ancestral wisdom, identity, and intuition through movement 🌿

📅 2 - 6 December, 10am - 12noon
📍 , SE1⁠ 6ER⁠
🎟️ £8 / £6 a class with a Class Card⁠
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As a descendant of the Khoi and San people of Southern Africa, Francesca draws on the Nama Stap, as inspiration for this practice. This is a rite of passage dance of the Nama people, known for its rhythmic footwork.

In this series, each class will guide participants through introspection, storytelling, and creation, blending physical heat, grounding, breath, and togetherness, while integrating written and spoken text to enrich the narrative and meaning of movement.
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🔗 Book via bit.ly/ID_MCFrancesca
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👉️ If you booked a class but are no longer able to attend, it would be really helpful if you let us know so that we can offer the place to someone else. ⁠
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📷️ Francesca Matthys. Photo, Jack Thomson.
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[Image Description: A studio theatre with wooden floors and a brick wall in the background. A multi-heritage woman with mid-back length, dark brown curly hair wearing an upcycled two-piece skirt and top performance garment made out of yellow, maroon and grey men's shirts, kneels on the floor, extending her hands outwards as if she is holding something gently. Her eyes are focused on her hands].

21/11/2024

Kimberley Harvey leads Monday Night Improvisation next week, offering a series of movement explorations that will look at different articulations, 'movement conversations' and different qualities of movement ✨
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👉️ This class is now sold out. If you booked a class but can no longer attend, it would be really helpful if you let us know so that we can offer the place to someone else. ⁠⁠
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📅 Mondays, 6.30pm-8pm⁠
📍 Siobhan Davies Studios, SE1⁠ 6ER⁠
🎟️ £8 / £6 a class with a Class Card⁠ ⁠

🔗 View our programme via bit.ly/IDClasses

📷️ Kimberley Harvey, photo Sian O'Connor.
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[Image Description: This image is captured through long green grass. Kimberley is in her wheelchair, dressed in a pinky-wine woollen top and blue jeans. Her arms are reaching up as she looks behind her].

19/11/2024

Morning Class next week is led by Candoco Dance Company dancers and Dan Daw, offering the opportunity to experience a wide range of movement inspired by:⁠
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🌀 The company’s ongoing learning about inclusive practice⁠
🌀 The artists’ personal journeys
🌀 The beginnings of the company’s discoveries in the first phase of creating new work with Dan Daw Creative Projects.⁠
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📅 25 - 29 November, 10am - 12pm⁠
📍 SE1⁠ 6ER⁠
🎟️ £8 / £6 a class with a Class Card⁠
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🔗 Book via bit.ly/ID_MCCandoco
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Candoco is a leading professional dance company. They celebrate different ways of being and of making art, putting them at the forefront of conversations around dance and disability. They seek to expand perceptions of what dance can be and who can do it. Their current focus is to explore distinct temporalities, flatten hierarchies of knowledge and create spaces of belonging. They are thrilled to be collaborating with Dan Daw Creative Projects to explore these and to centre crip practice and crip aesthetics. ⁠

*crip is a term proudly reclaimed in disability arts, scholarship and disability justice movements. The term denotes an orientation towards the lived experience of disability and a celebration of the wisdom and practices that emerge from lived experience.
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📷️ Annie Edwards and Ben Ash, photo Marek Jancuch. Dan Daw, photo Morgan Roberts. Anna Seymour, photo Annette Etges. Maiya Leeke, photo Camilla Greenwell⁠.⁠
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[Image Description: Image 1, The image shows two people, Annie in the foreground and Ben in the background, both engaged in a dance performance. Annie is wearing a light blue Adidas jacket and dark blue pants and appears to be focused, with arms raised in a poised movement. In the background, the adult, dressed in a red shirt and black pants, is partially on the floor, supporting themselves with one arm. The background features neutral, draped curtains. Both individuals seem deeply concentrated, indicating this is a performance or rehearsal movement. Image 2, shows Dan Daw in dark clothing, arms crossed and central. He is in the background, looking at two people in the foreground to either side of him. Image 3, has Anna wearing a bright red short-sleeved top, has their arms raised in the air, framing her dark brown curling hair. She is looking past the camera. Image 4, is in black and white Maiya is central facing diagonally off to the left. She is in a dance studio, wearing dark clothing and is sat in a wheelchair, hands out at her side].

13/11/2024

Monday Night Improvisation next week is led by Bethany Edwards, centring the unique joy that moving with others can bring. 🎉⁠
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👉️ This class is now sold out, if you booked a class but are no longer able to attend, it would be really helpful if you let us know so that we can offer the place to someone else. ⁠⁠

📅 Mondays, 6.30pm-8pm⁠
📍 Siobhan Davies Studios, SE1⁠
🎟️ £8 / £6 a class with a Class Card⁠ ⁠

Bethany Edwards is a dance artist working across improvisation, performance, teaching, and creative facilitation. She has created new works with choreographers Becky Namgauds, Tim Casson, Tess Letham and Hannes Langolf. Touring internationally in contexts as diverse as pubs, galleries, and stately homes. Within and beyond the dance world Bethany is interested in bodies as storytellers, working non-hierarchically and seeking out experiences of collective joy.⁠

🔗 View our programme via bit.ly/IDClasses
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📷️ Bethany Edwards in R&D with Becky Namgauds, photo, Rocio Chacon.⁠
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[Image Description: Bethany a white woman with long brown hair in a ponytail is sitting on the floor pushing on her knee to stand up with a big smile on her face].

11/11/2024

Gaby Agis will lead Morning Class next week, delving into classes 11-15 of Skinner Releasing Technique (SRT)* ⁠🌀⁠
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👉️ This week of classes has sold out, though you can check out other Morning classes happening this Autumn via the link in our bio. ⁠

📅 18-22 November, 10am - 12pm⁠
📍 SE1 6ER
🎟️ £8 / £6 a class with a Class Card⁠

⁠🔗 View our programme via bit.ly/IDClasses
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Gaby Agis is a choreographer, teacher and dancer living in London, UK. She has been making performances for the past four decades, both nationally and internationally, collaborating with artists from a wide range of fields from architecture to opera to sculpture to film. ⁠
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*Skinner Releasing Technique (SRT) is a pioneering approach to dance, movement and creative process that has evolved from the simple principle that when we are releasing physical tension, we can move with greater freedom, power and articulation. There are 15 classes in this pedagogy, Gaby will teach the last 5 in Morning Class.⁠
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👉️ If you booked a class but are no longer able to attend, it would be really helpful if you let us know so that we can offer the place to someone else. ⁠
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📷️ Gaby Agis, photo Derek Linzey.⁠
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[Image Description: Gaby is centre of the image, leaning back against a bright green and cobbled wall. She is wearing a a green graphic print coat, dark purple trousers, a lilac and green scarf and blue hiking shoes. In one hand she holds a bright green hat and in the other a printed bag. Her focus is away from camera].

08/11/2024

Sasha Shadid leads Monday Night Improvisation next week, using playful tools, methods and ideas to help participants come back to their essence. 💫⁠
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👉️ This class is now sold out, though you can check out other Monday Night Improvisation classes happening this Autumn via the link in our bio. ⁠
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📅 Mondays, 6.30pm-8pm⁠
📍 SE1⁠ 6ER⁠
🎟️ £8 / £6 a class with a Class Card⁠ ⁠
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"My name is Sasha Mahfouz Shadid. I am a British/Palestinian, born in Portsmouth, Southsea. I am an experienced Movement artist, painter and culture worker. My greatest passions are Street-dance with a focus on Hip Hop, Krump, House Dance and traditional Palestinian dance; dance forms that I have learnt from artists and renowned dancers from around the world."

🔗 View our programme via bit.ly/IDClasses

📷️ Sasha Shadid, photo Elena Cremona.⁠
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[Image Description: [Image Description: A black and white image of Sasha from a side view, moving. His face is in focus as his left arm curves into the central frame].

07/11/2024

📢 Upcoming Open Days for the MA/MFA Creative Practice: Dance Professional next week! 📢

These open days are opportunities to find out what the programme offers, learn about its unique modules, speak with course leaders and see if it's the right fit for you.

The MA/MFA Creative Practice: Dance Professional is led by in partnership with Independent Dance and .⁠

Virtual Open Evening (Eastern Time Zones)
📅 13 Nov, 10am -11am (GMT)
📍 Zoom, online

Virtual Open Evening (Western Time Zones)
📅 13 Nov, 6pm -7.30pm (GMT)
📍 Zoom, online

In-Person Open Day
📅 14 Nov, 2.30pm - 5.30pm (GMT)
📍 Trinity Laban, SE8 3DZ

For more information or to sign up via: https://www.trinitylaban.ac.uk/study/open-days/

[Image Description: A blue-tinted, landscape image of students sitting in a circle chatting in the brightly lit Roof Studio at Siobhan Davies Studios. There is burgundy text on a white background that reads 'Open Days for the MA/MFA Creative Practice: Dance Professional' in the top left portion of the image].

05/11/2024

Heni Hale approaches Morning Class next week with the desire to hold spaces to listen into what’s already there and what is emerging, when we choose to be in a dancing space with others. ⁠
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📅 11 -15 November, 10am - 12pm⁠
📍 Siobhan Davies Studios, SE1⁠ 6ER⁠
🎟️ £8 / £6 a class with a Class Card⁠
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Heni Hale is an independent artist, working as a choreographer, performer, researcher and educator in diverse contexts with a collaborative focus. She is currently working with archive and embodiment as a PhD researcher on a collaborative doctoral award with Tavistock Institute of Human relations and Coventry University – Centre for Dance Research. ⁠
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🔗 Book via bit.ly/ID_MCHeni⁠
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👉️ If you booked a class but are no longer able to attend, it would be really helpful if you let us know so that we can offer the place to someone else. ⁠
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📷️ Heni Hale - NEUROLIVE, photo Tony Wadham.⁠
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[Image Description: In a dimly lit room a soft cool light shines onto the space where Heni is on the floor in a bright blue long sleeve top. She is on all fours reaching her right arm out in front. On her back in a vibrant yellow material].

22/10/2024

Next week Patricia Okenwa leads Morning Class. Drawing from her choreographic practice of honing movement ‘qualities’ as a way to explore the direction of the process and create a space for noticing, learning and collaboration. 🌀
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📅 28 October - 1 November, 10am - 12pm⁠
📍 Siobhan Davies Studios, SE1⁠ 6ER⁠
🎟️ £8 / £6 a class with a Class Card⁠
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Patricia Okenwa (she/her) is a choreographer and dance artist and was previously a dancer with Rambert where she created Hydrargyrum 2016. She is a founding member of New Movement Collective (NMC) focused on Interdisciplinary, site or specific work.
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🔗 Book Morning Class via ⁠bit.ly/ID_MCPatricia
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👉️ If you booked a class but are no longer able to attend, it would be really helpful if you let us know so that we can offer the place to someone else. ⁠

Please note that there is no class the following week, commencing 4 November.
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📷️ Patricia Okenwa (left) and Estela Merlos (right), photo quintamakes ⁠
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[Image Description: A black and white landscape image of two dancers. On the left is Patricia Okenwa and on the right is Estela Merlos. They are in a bright studio wearing dark clothing, dancing energetically].

19/10/2024

Next week Monday Night Improvisation is led by Fernanda Muñoz-Newsome, where you will be grounded in somatic presence, using dance, witnessing and imagination.
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📅 Monday 21 October, 6.30pm-8pm⁠
📍 Siobhan Davies Studios SE1⁠ 6ER
🎟️ £8 / £6 a class with a Class Card⁠ ⁠
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🔗 Book via bit.ly/ID_MNIFernanda
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Fernanda (she/her) is a London-based artist, choreographer and dancer of English-Chilean descent who creates immersive performances and workshops. Using dance, voice and somatic practice she explores diverse experiences of collective and embodied power.
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👉️ This class is popular and tends to sell out quickly.⁠ If you booked a class but are no longer able to attend, it would be really helpful if you let us know so that we can offer the place to someone else. ⁠
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📷️ Fernanda Munoz-Newsome, 33, photo Katarznya Perlack
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[Image Description: A rich-toned image of Fernanda in a coral and black tie-dyed top and black shorts. Her left hand is on her hip while her right arm is curved in front, palm facing in with focus downwards].

18/10/2024

If you couldn't make it to the Artist Talk with Christopher Matthews at Elixir Festival earlier this year, don't worry! You can catch the discussion on their new work, Act 3, with choreographer Nicola Conibere. 💬

🔗 Watch the recording here: bit.ly/ID_DLArtistTalkChrisNicola

This talk discusses Christopher Matthews new work Act 3- the final instalment in a trilogy of works by Christopher Matthews. It considers q***r masculinity in dance, desire, body image and working-class dance histories. Continuing his studies of intimacy between two figures, Act 3 is an exploration of q***r desire in later life.⁠

Presented by Sadler’s Wells as part of Elixir Festival 2024, with partnership support from Independent Dance.⁠

📷 Lads, photo Christopher Matthews.

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14/10/2024

Morning Class with Carolyn Roy next week will explore the power of gentleness, in mass and momentum; being with one another and attuning to resonance 🔊

📅 21 - 25 October, 10am - 12pm⁠
📍 Siobhan Davies Studios, SE1⁠⁠ 6ER
🎟️ £8 / £6 a class with a Class Card⁠
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Carolyn (she/her) is a London-based dancer/writer whose practice speculates on questions of what it is to be with others in this world, to be-with as dancers, the politics and pleasure of dancing.
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🔗 Book via bit.ly/ID_MCCarolyn
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📷️ Carolyn Roy, How To, I think I can Help, Dialogical Art. Photo Sarah Dobai.
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[Image Description: A black and white image of Carolyn Roy sits on a low brick wall next to a white tarp tent on the left. She has a long straw wig on so her face is completely covered. Next to her, there is a sign which reads 'I think I can help']

10/10/2024

Jevan Howard-Jones brings focus to musicality, how to tap into it, find the groove and essence of the music whilst creating the space to express freely in Monday Night Improvisation next week 🎼

📅 Monday 14 October, 6.30pm-8pm⁠
📍 Siobhan Davies Studios, SE1⁠
🎟️ £8 / £6 a class with a Class Card⁠ ⁠
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🔗 Book via the link in our bio⁠.⁠ bit.ly/ID_MNIJevan
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Jevan is a Movement Artist, Choreographer and multi-disciplinary creative who uses different mediums to explore his art. Through his contemporary training and roots in street dance – in particular House Dance and Hip Hop, has created a fusion of many styles and cultures within his work.

👉️ This class is popular and tends to sell out quickly.⁠ If you booked a class but are no longer able to attend, it would be really helpful if you let us know so that we can offer the place to someone else. ⁠
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📷️ Jevan Howard-Jones, Horizon Days, photo Karina Pinke
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[Image Description: Jevan, a man with a locs hairstyle is in a wide mid-level stance doing a bounce house style step. The orientation of this image is portrait and the tones are vivid].

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We are now booking the second half of autumn term! 🍂 ⁠ We continue to have the artists sharing their practice across Morning Class and Monday Night Improv: Patricia Okenwa, Bisola Bello, Heni Hale, Sasha Shadid, Gaby Agis, Bethany Edwards, Candoco, Kimberley Harvey, Akeim Toussaint Buck and Shannelle 'Tali' Fergus. ⁠ 📍 @siobhandsaviesstudios 🎟️ £8 / £6 with a class card 🔗 To book and for more info on the upcoming classes, go to the link in our bio or head to bit.ly/IDClasses 👉 Please note there are no classes happening the week commencing the 4th November due to NEUROLIVE. @patricia.okenwa @bisochic @heni_hale @beingshadid @kimberley.j.harvey @candocodancecompany @toussainttomove @tali_1301 📷 : Patricia Okenwa, photo @quintamakes | Bisola Bello, photo Tamara Ferrari | Heni Hale, photo Tony Wadham | Sasha Shadid, photo Elena Cremona | Gaby Agis, photo Derek Linzey | CANDOCO. | Kimberely Harvey, photo Sian O'Connor | Akeim Toussaint Buck, photo @leahcolephotography | Shannelle 'Tali' Fergus, photo Shokirie Clarke ⁠ [Reel Description: a montage of images of class teachers followed by 4 slides with blue text on pink background: 1: "second half of autumn class programme now open for booking". 2: "Patricia Okenwa, Bisola Bello, Heni Hale, Sasha Shadid, Gaby Agis, Bethany Edwards, Candoco, Kimberley Harvey, Akeim Toussaint Buck and Shanelle 'Tali' Fergus” 3: "book online: independentdance.co.uk" 4: ID logo.] #IndependentDance #SharingPractices #IDMorningClass #IDMondayNightImprov

We are now booking the second half of autumn term! 🍂 ⁠ Staring back on the 28 October, we have the following artists sharing their practice across Morning Class and Monday Night Improv: Patricia Okenwa, Bisola Bello, Heni Hale, Sasha Shadid, Gaby Agis, Bethany Edwards, Candoco, Kimberley Harvey, Akeim Toussaint Buck and Shanelle 'Tali' Fergus. ⁠ 📍 @siobhandsaviesstudios 🎟️ £8 / £6 with a class card 🔗 To book and for more info on the upcoming classes, go to the link in our bio or head to bit.ly/IDClasses 👉 Please note there are no classes happening the week commencing the 4th November due to NEUROLIVE. @patricia.okenwa @heni_hale @beingshadid @kimberley.j.harvey @candocodancecompany @toussainttomove @tali_1301 📷 : Patricia Okenwa, photo @quintamakes | Bisola Bello, photo Tamara Ferrari | Heni Hale, photo Tony Wadham | Sasha Shadid, photo Elena Cremona | Gaby Agis, photo Derek Linzey | CANDOCO. | Kimberely Harvey, photo Sian O'Connor | Akeim Toussaint Buck, photo @leahcolephotography | Shannelle 'Tali' Fergus, photo Shokirie Clarke ⁠ [Reel Description: a montage of images of class teachers followed by 4 slides with blue text on pink background: 1: "second half of autumn class programme now open for booking". 2: "Patricia Okenwa, Bisola Bello, Heni Hale, Sasha Shadid, Gaby Agis, Bethany Edwards, Candoco, Kimberley Harvey, Akeim Toussaint Buck and Shanelle 'Tali' Fergus” 3: "book online: independentdance.co.uk" 4: ID logo.] #IndependentDance #SharingPractices #IDMorningClass #IDMondayNIghtImprov