Dance News

bbodance mourns the loss of renowned dancer and former Director, Anne Heaton

bbodance is very sad to announce the passing of former Director, renowned ballet dancer and teacher, Anne Heaton. She passed away at the age of 89. Together with her husband, John Field, Anne developed the existing bbodance Classical Ballet syllabus. As a result of their stewardship, bbodance syllabi and examinations were recognised by the Council for Dance, Drama and Musical Theatre (CDMT).

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ENB at HOME: Wednesday Watch Parties

English National Ballet invites audiences around the world to join them for Wednesday Watch Parties. As part of ENB at HOME, never before seen full-length recordings of Company performances will be premiered online (Facebook/ YouTube) every Wednesday evening over the next month, giving people the chance to see some of English National Ballet’s most loved productions, for free, from their own homes. Recordings will be available for 48 hours.

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Tasdance has launched an innovative way to keep moving and grooving

In response to COVID-19 Tasdance has launched an innovative way to keep its students and anyone else interested in dance, moving and grooving. Tasdance was the first contemporary dance company in Australia to offer on-line dance classes. Since mid-March, Tasdance has been offering between eight (8) to ten (10) FREE online classes in Contemporary Dance, Ballet and Hip Hop. All the classes are available to anyone who can connect to the internet.

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