No need to wait until to July to experience the Carnival vibe. Come and party to Ran Kan Kan and Sol Samba. Fundraising gig for the Cowley Road Carnival.

After their week of intensive training and rehearsals, students on the Lunas Dance Project Contemporary Summer Intensive will be performing what they have learned.

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To book for the intensive course, send your CV or dance reel to lunasdanceproject@gmail.com or talk to Ellie at a class.
Early bird: £435 before 5 May 2016
£485 After 6 May 2016

Audiences: See new dance work and give feedback.

Dancers: Try out your works-in-progress in a safe space.

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If it's dance you want then this eclectic, exciting and mesmerising preview of new work is for you. Oxfordshire's finest companies and choreographers invite you into their world of movement, music and storytelling with work developed with the support of Oxford Dance Forum.

“ODF Presents…” is part of a two-year Arts Council England funded professional development programme ‘Evolution’ – which aims to support artists in the development of their own artistic practice and the creation of new work.

Ages 10+. 90 mins approx.

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Offbeat is a hive of new performances in Oxford, 23 June – 2 July 2017.

It’s a festival of brand-new theatre, comedy, dance, family shows, spoken word and music. It’s a place for you to see something which wouldn’t usually come here. It’s a blind date with a show you could fall in love with. And – lucky you – it’s right on your doorstep.

Take a chance on something exciting.

http://www.offbeatoxford.co.uk/

Inspired by true accounts of human trafficking, of dreams, broken promises, resilience and above all hope, BOUND tells of three people's journeys into the unknown.

Justice in Motion is a company making waves. Its work is a compelling and passionate mixture of dynamic physical theatre, dance, music, spoken word and film creating an entertaining and thought provoking experience for today's challenging audiences.

The show, suitable for 14 years and over, is followed by a post show discussion with the performers and human trafficking experts.

How far would you go for a better life?

★★★★ 'Despair and compassion with moving brilliance' Oxford Times

'It was fantastic seeing and hearing how visibly moved the large audiences of visitors were by your performances' Ashmolean Museum LiveFriday Curator

“The movement is stunning and the music/visuals come together to potent and disturbing effect” YourHarlow.com

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mapdance, University of Chichester's MA touring company, performs diverse repertoire by renowned and upcoming contemporary choreographers.

This year the company has commissioned new works by Shobana Jeyasingh, Lea Anderson, Cai Tomos and Hagit Yakira. The mixed repertory offers a refreshing mixture of dance theatre, intricate lyrical choreography, fast-paced athleticism and wry humour.

‘…leaping and turning in zesty spurts with an insouciance that leaves nothing to chance’ Donald Hutera, The Times

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If you go down to the woods today, you’re sure of a big surprise…

Let’s All Dance is back with this delightful treat for very young audiences. Combining classical ballet, physical theatre, gorgeous visuals and crystal-clear story telling, this fresh, innovative dance company pitches another production perfectly to engage and enthral all children, including those with special needs.

Our teddies would love you to join them as they eat, dance, play and have fun! Little ones can bring their own teddy, clap along and have their photo taken with the dancers!

Running time: 30 mins + photo opportunity.

Suitable for all, especially 0 – 5 years, children with special needs, families and nurseries.

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ERRATICA presents Remnants, a moving piece of music theatre based on a true story about one woman's encounter with the aftermath of war crimes at Srebrenica, and her family's connection to the Holocaust in Bosnia fifty years before. Told using adapted traditional Balkan music alongside delicate electronics the result is both thought provoking and gripping in equal measure.

Conceived as an electro-folk opera using movement, voice-over, and archival footage, ERRATICA is presenting a concert version of Remnants with OCM at the Old Fire Station, Oxford.

Conceived and directed by Patrick Eakin Young, the piece is based on the memoir The Stone Fields, by Courtney Angela Brkic. Balkan folk songs are combined with original vocal arrangements and compositions by award winning composer Christian Mason and electronic soundscapes by DJ and installation artist Shelley Parker.

REMNANTS is a co-production between The Print Room at the Coronet and ERRATICA

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