PDSW’s Dance & Tech Forum unites cutting edge technology with the leading digital practitioners in the dance sector. A month of events including; digital screenings, technical presentations, creative debate on the digital space and networking opportunities for artists and technology companies who want to fully explore the use of digital and technology within each sector.
Supported Artist, Joss Arnott's has released the first of two films created under the DANCE:CONNECTS project. It is a choreographic response to PULSE!, originally inspired Artistic Director Joss's fascination with how as humans we create a series of connections that unite us through movement and music.
Meet Jazz and hear what he will be doing for his 'Let's Move' Dance workshop, a national dance workshop taking place from 12-14th August, 2020.
The overriding question this month is how we can get back to programming live dance and animate our wonderful building with our all our communities of dancers.
Join us this summer as we bring together some of the UK’s leading dance artists and organisations for an online summer dance course.
Tickets available now! A brand new version of Lea Anderson’s classic choreography, remixed, performed and filmed all during a period of national lockdown.
Ella is a PDSW Supported Artist – our Company in Residence for 2020-21. Discover more about Ella Mesma’s career journey in Dance as she talks to PDSW’s Performance & Artist Development Producer, Jeanette Hinton. Learn how seeing salsa performed at […]
In these uncertain times, Women Leaders South West are hosting a conversation to explore the potential for women led future landscapes in the arts and culture sector.
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