For the last fortnight the Pegasus Theatre has been the welcoming centre for Dancin’ Oxford; hosting workshops, open rehearsals and performances, its cheerful upstairs café bar a meeting place for the Oxford dance community as well as a varied public. After showcasing new works by local artists in Moving with the Times, and Hannah de Cancho’s company Sole Rebel Tap, last week saw performances by festival guests Balbir Singh Dance Company and TV’s “I Got To Dance” semi-finalists Cerebro offering two very different evenings of predominantly male dancing. (more…)
March 13, 2013
Balbir Singh Dance Company in Decreasing Infinity and Cerebro in I just Wanna Dance at Pegasus Theatre 6th and 9th March 2013 – Susie Crow reviews
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February 8, 2012
Dancin’ Oxford 2012
Posted by susiecrow under What's happening | Tags: Blanca Li, Compagnie Retourament, Crossover Intergenerational Dance Company, Dance-A-Thon, Dancin' Oxford 2012, Danse des Cariatides, Flamenco Intimo, Kathakbox, Moving with the Times, Paulette Mae, Sonia Sabri, Tavaziva Dance Company |1 Comment
It’s that time of year again!
The 2012 edition of Oxford’s very own dance festival, Dancin’ Oxford, opens on Saturday 18th February and continues through until Wednesday 28th March, with an exciting programme of theatre performances, open air events, workshops, exhibition and talks, including the Digital Dance Trail and the Dance and Academia one day symposium. Guest companies include festival favourites Tavaziva Dance Company in Sensual Africa, aerial dance Compagnie Retourament in their spectacular Danse des Cariatides, Sonia Sabri Company in Kathakbox, and Blanca Li Company in Electro Kif. Contributions from Oxford based artists include Flamenco Intimo, A Suitcase for all occasions by Paulette Mae, and the Moving with the Times showcase of work by Oxford dance artists, to say nothing of the ever popular Dance-A-Thon programme of taster workshops and a day of intergenerational dance led by the established Oxford company Crossover.
Don’t forget to purchase a Festival pass to gain reductions on ticket prices and other benefits.
For full details of the Dancin’ Oxford programme:
Enjoy!