dotdotdot dance uses flamenco as a medium to create innovative dance, challenge conventional perceptions and explore how traditional flamenco can be expressed in a contemporary context.

In No Frills, they set out to strip flamenco down to its bare essence to access and express the raw and nuanced energy that is awoken in both performer and spectator. The show has toured the UK three times, winning the Buxton Fringe Dance Award two years running.

The North Wall are delighted to welcome back dotdotdot dance once again following the sell-out success of their show in 2015.

Working with professional theatre practitioners, this week provides a chance to create a musical theatre show. After intensive rehearsals, participants perform their show on The Theatre's stage at 6.30pm on Friday, tickets for which are available from the box office and can be booked in advance: £5, £4 concs.

All Tickets £145

Come and dance or learn to dance, contact improvisation/ contact tango with us in University Parks, Oxford. All welcome. We're meeting 7.30pm at Keble Gate, University Parks (not the main gate!) which is at the intersection of Keble Road & Parks Road, to find a spot in the park. There is an optional introductory session or simply come to dance. Note: no amplified music is allowed in the park but acostic instruments welcome.

Contact improvisation is a dance which originated in the 1970’s and which has now spread throughout the world. It’s often taught in university dance courses but it’s easy to learn and fun. It’s an improvised dance - a dialogue in movement - which has a fluid and dynamic form, and it’s social dancing; not stage dancing. Suitable for everyone, whatever your age, gender or dancing experience.

Please bring a water bottle and wear loose clothing in which you can move freely.

Cost: Free!

Location: Meeting at Keble Gate, University Parks, Parks Road, Oxford. The gate is opposite the intersection of Keble Road & Parks Road. Keble Gate is shown on this map): https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/34136...

You can also see a picture of Keble Gate on Google's Streetview too: https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.7598767,-1.2578474,3a,52.5y,10.33h,81.5t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s_p5_2BZFTBpkp_wqCXbeKw!2e0!7i13312!8i6656!6m1!1e1

Poster/flyer with map: Please print-out and display this poster (PDF): http://www.contactdance.org/Dance-in-the...

This is our maxim: All life a dance; everyone a dancer; every moment a dance

Come and dance or learn to dance, contact improvisation/ contact tango with us in University Parks, Oxford. All welcome. We're meeting 7.30pm at Keble Gate, University Parks (not the main gate!) which is at the intersection of Keble Road & Parks Road, to find a spot in the park. There is an optional introductory session or simply come to dance. Note: no amplified music is allowed in the park but acostic instruments welcome.

Contact improvisation is a dance which originated in the 1970’s and which has now spread throughout the world. It’s often taught in university dance courses but it’s easy to learn and fun. It’s an improvised dance - a dialogue in movement - which has a fluid and dynamic form, and it’s social dancing; not stage dancing. Suitable for everyone, whatever your age, gender or dancing experience.

Please bring a water bottle and wear loose clothing in which you can move freely.

Cost: Free!

Location: Meeting at Keble Gate, University Parks, Parks Road, Oxford. The gate is opposite the intersection of Keble Road & Parks Road. Keble Gate is shown on this map): https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/34136...

You can also see a picture of Keble Gate on Google's Streetview too: https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.7598767,-1.2578474,3a,52.5y,10.33h,81.5t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s_p5_2BZFTBpkp_wqCXbeKw!2e0!7i13312!8i6656!6m1!1e1

Poster/flyer with map: Please print-out and display this poster (PDF): http://www.contactdance.org/Dance-in-the...

This is our maxim: All life a dance; everyone a dancer; every moment a dance

OxOps are thrilled to present their first ever dance spectacular- LIFE IS A CABARET!

Dancers from the society will perform a vast array of show numbers from many West End classics such as West Side Story, Mamma Mia!, Cats, Wicked, Dirty Dancing, and The Lion King, amongst others.

This event will showcase the society’s talented dancers as they perform a variety of dance styles, from tap to lyrical, musical theatre to swing and more, accompanied by a toe-tapping live band and enigmatic singers led by Nia Williams.

The theme of the event is Cabaret, and this extends to the audience. Upon arrival you will be seated at a table and provided with complimentary refreshments, all of which are included in the price of the ticket. During the matinee you can enjoy a hot drink and cake, and at the evening performance, you can sit back and relax with a complimentary glass of wine or soft drink, as well as enjoy a variety of nibbles. Other refreshments will also be available at each event for you to purchase.

LIFE IS A CABARET promises to be a fun and sociable celebration of the society’s incredible dance talent for both audience and performers alike.

Come and dance or learn to dance, contact improvisation/ contact tango with us in University Parks, Oxford. All welcome. We're meeting 7.30pm at Keble Gate, University Parks (not the main gate!) which is at the intersection of Keble Road & Parks Road, to find a spot in the park. There is an optional introductory session or simply come to dance. Note: no amplified music is allowed in the park but acostic instruments welcome.

Contact improvisation is a dance which originated in the 1970’s and which has now spread throughout the world. It’s often taught in university dance courses but it’s easy to learn and fun. It’s an improvised dance - a dialogue in movement - which has a fluid and dynamic form, and it’s social dancing; not stage dancing. Suitable for everyone, whatever your age, gender or dancing experience.

Please bring a water bottle and wear loose clothing in which you can move freely.

Cost: Free!

Location: Meeting at Keble Gate, University Parks, Parks Road, Oxford. The gate is opposite the intersection of Keble Road & Parks Road. Keble Gate is shown on this map): https://www.openstreetmap.org/node/34136...

You can also see a picture of Keble Gate on Google's Streetview too: https://www.google.co.uk/maps/@51.7598767,-1.2578474,3a,52.5y,10.33h,81.5t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s_p5_2BZFTBpkp_wqCXbeKw!2e0!7i13312!8i6656!6m1!1e1

Time: 7.30 - 9.30 pm(or dusk - when the park closes!).

Poster/flyer with map: Please print-out and display this poster (PDF): http://www.contactdance.org/Dance-in-the...

This is our maxim: All life a dance; everyone a dancer; every moment a dance