Apply Now -we are now looking for 16 women associates. You may have creative ideas that you want to see happen for yourself or your community. We invite you to take part in a leadership training programme and will support you on a leadership journey.
We recognise the need for social change that has been expressed through the Black Lives Matter movement and it has been a catalyst for us to re-evaluate and revise our Equality & Diversity programme and policy.
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.
Join South West Dance Artists Network (SWDAN) and PDSW as we bring a desperately needed CPD weekend for professional Dance Artists in the South West.
Proud to be a certified ‘Good To Go’. Read more to find out how we achieved this certification and made our building safe!
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.
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.
The Cohan Collective is a residency program for the creation of new choreography and music composition. We are a collective that gives time, space and support to develop and inspire artists working in dance and music through investigating the art of collaboration.
If you missed the live Q&A with Andrew Moffat - don't worry - we recorded it and here's your opportunity watch the discussion on the importance of kindness & inclusivity in the current climate & the role of the arts/dance theatre in supporting diversity conversations.
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We are carrying out a survey to better understand who our digital audiences are. We would like to know how you engage with our digital work and what motivates you to do so.
We’re also interested in how digital audiences are engaging with arts and culture online, more generally, and how this might be changing during the COVID-19 crisis.
We would love to hear your thoughts, please take 5 minutes to complete our survey, thank you very much for your time.