Professional Dance Comes to Rhoda McGaw Theatre in 2017

Dance Woking is preparing for an exciting Spring 2017!! With a mix of Professional Dance & a Community Platform on offer we hope that there will be something here to suit. More details to follow..

Following a very successful Winter Shorts season that has seen Dance Woking host 3 platforms at Rhoda McGaw Theatre, Woking, Young Dancemakers on Monday 21 & Tuesday 22 November and Innovate on Saturday 26 November. Over the three days: 17 community dance groups, 10 Schools, Colleges & Universities took part, which amounted to 332 performers and 663 watchers.

Three professional Dance Companies at Rhoda McGaw Theatre:

• Tuesday 14 March: Tavaziva Dance – Africarmen
• Thursday 16 March: Amina Khayyam Dance – A    Thousand Faces
• Tuesday 9 May: State of Emergency – Where Is Home?

This series forms part of Dance Woking’s Happenchance Project and is being supported by Ambassador Theatre Group, Arts Council England’s Grants for the Arts Scheme & Woking Borough Council

Photo Credit-DILLIONROSE; Dancers-Lisa-Rowley & Theo-Samsworth (Tavaziva Dance – Africarmen)

Dance Woking is leading the dance elements of Party in the Park on Saturday 9th July 2016 in Woking Park. Following on from the much celebrated success of last years’ Party in the Park which attracted over 15,000 visitors, Woking Borough Council will again be hosting this event now in its fifth year.

Dance Woking aims to provide more opportunities for local communities to watch and take part in dance and to integrate artist and audience development to support a vibrant dance infrastructure in Woking and Surrey.
Dance Woking aims to provide more opportunities for local communities to watch and take part in dance and to integrate artist and audience development to support a vibrant dance infrastructure in Woking and Surrey.