All 43 excited dancers gather for a second time in the Theatre at Jerwood House. Now, Luca has 2 days to weave the material into a garment that can be shaped over the coming months into a fabulous ‘coat of many colours’.
Of course, it was Luca who made it. He pushed us to do more, go further and be the best dancers we can be. He did all this with kindness, generosity, and humour. Thank you, Luca.
I love the coastline all along the East of England and I am fascinated by the legacy of centuries of military defence scattered along the shoreline. Not because of the history that surrounds these objects, but more their juxtaposition to the natural beauty that surrounds them.
Does the song bring to mind happy memories of my younger days? Yes, when my husband, John, played and sang it to me whilst I danced around a small room.
Katie Kilpatrick, one of the last cohort of students on the University of Suffolk BA (Hons) Dance course, invited some local dancers to take part in a film project exploring what dance means to them.
