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EncoreEast’s Jam 29th April 1.30-3.30pm at DanceEast – Why & What?

April 15, 2023
in Past Events
EncoreEast
Community Practice, Dance, DanceEast, EncoreEast, Jam

I don’t totally know ‘why’ as I think the reasons for enjoying a Jam are very individual.

Ollie Robertson reflects on his workshop with EncoreEast and friends

April 5, 2023
in Guest
EncoreEast
Alice, Community Practice, Dance, DanceEast, EncoreEast, Jasmin Vardimon, Performance

This was the second workshop I had led for EncoreEast, and what a development it was on the previous

Some thoughts from an old dancer by Sarah Jackson

April 1, 2023
in Home from Home Guest
EncoreEast
Art Council England, Cadenza, Community Practice, Damn Fine Dance, Dance, DanceEast, EncoreEast, Luca Silvestrini, Norwich Theatres, Performance, Protein Dance, Stella Eldon, The Place

Home from Home - 50 dancers over 50 sharing their creativity

STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN – A new creative process with Sue Sinclair

March 18, 2023
in Reflections
EncoreEast
Community Practice, Dance, DanceEast, EncoreEast, Performance, Stairway to Heaven

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.

Imagining Otherwise – Flexer and Sandiland

March 15, 2023
in Reviews
EncoreEast
Contemporary Dance, Dance, EncoreEast, Flexer and Sandiland, Imagining Otherwise

The present is quickly contradicted by the future and thrown into the past. It is hard to imagine an otherwise except in memory

EncoreEast invites you to a workshop with James Wilton Dance’s Ollie Robertson

March 7, 2023
in Past Events
EncoreEast
Alice, Community Practice, Dance, DanceEast, EncoreEast, Jasmin Vardimon, Performance

The workshop takes place on Sunday 26th March 1 - 4pm at DanceEast, Ipswich.

LITTLE MURMUR Aakash Odedra Company

March 1, 2023
in Reviews
EncoreEast
Aakash Odedra Company, Contemporary Dance, Dance, EncoreEast, Little Murmurs

Little Murmur explores the warped and exaggerated realities of living in a world you struggle to process. Little Murmur is a stunning visual treat for young audiences and their families.