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Classes and workshops:
African Dance with superb live drumming led by Issa Sawané of Tamala.
learn dance and songs from the Casamance in Senegal. every Monday 8-10.00pm
at Medusa, Barrington Road, Brixton London. Experience needed. tel: 07973
192 248
Guilermo Davis "El Iwayo", dancer and master teacher of Cuban, Afro-Cuban
and Caribbean dance is now based in London and offering teaching for a
variety of ages, levels and types of dance. Te: 07811 320 576
Nii tagoe, of Frititi continues his African Dance classes at a new venue
on Tuesdays 8.30pm-10.30pm, 130 Brixton Hill, london, SW2 (Beside Total
Garage) tel: 0207923 0585
Afro-Brazilian Dance with Beatriz Fernandes on tuesdays 8-9.30pm and
Saturday fom 6 to 7.30pm at the Place, new term started on 7th september.
Email her
Training seminars
London Arts are once again offering a series of seminars in response
to the needs of the London dance sector. All seminars are free and will
take place at their offices. Media Relations for Artists & Administrators
- Friday 29 November 2.00pm - 5.00pm Seminar Leader: Amanda Jones, Head
of Press & PR, Barbican Centre This seminar will examine the different
ways of communicating with the media and how to get the best results
if you are not a specialist and when both time and money are limited.
- Writing Show Reports - Training for Dance Unit Assessors Thursday
5 December 5.30pm - 7.00pm Seminar Leader: Tim Tubbs This seminar will
provide training for current London Arts dance assessors or those interested
in becoming one. It will give a brief overview of the assessment system
and how show reports are used, examine the role of the assessor and
provide tips on writing useful and helpful show reports.
- Insights into Writing Successful Grant Applications Friday 31 January
2.00pm - 5.30pm Seminar Leader: Fern Potter Led by an experienced and
accomplished fund-raiser, this seminar will examine various approaches
and the key elements to making stronger applications to public funding
agencies as well as private trusts and charities.
- Developing Dance Projects in Education Settings Monday 17 February
2.00pm - 5.00pm Seminar Panel to include: Kiki Gale, Director, East
London Dance; Bobbie Gargrave, Advisory Teacher for Physical Education
and Dance, LB Barking & Dagenham; and a dance artist (tbc) Designed
for dance artists planning education projects, this seminar will examine
the practical and aesthetic considerations when working in school settings.
We will look at developing content for the projects, how to sell your
project to schools, what to expect from schools and teachers and issues
around qualifications, legal requirements, monitoring & evaluation.
- Copyright: Making it Work in Practice Friday, 14 March 2.00pm - 5.00pm
Seminar Leader: Madeline Hutchins As a follow up to last season’s seminar
on Intellectual Property Rights, this seminar will explore best practice
on how to be clear on who owns what copyright in the work, especially
when it is developed collaboratively and how to cover this in contracts.
To book a place contact James Hurst For more information contact James
Hurst, the dance administrator on 020 7608 6134.
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