Skills Sessions

Craving fresh inspiration and practical tools to take your dance career to the next level? Look no further than our Skills Sessions, these are focused CPD workshops designed to empower local dance practitioners of all levels.

TeesDance and the programmes we deliver, exclusively specialise in the art form of dance, dance theatre and cross art form work which centres around movement-based practices.

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  • Contact Improvisation

    ANNIE LOK

    When: Sunday 30 June 2024

    Time: 10.30AM-4.30PM

    Where: The Creative Quad, Sopwith Close, Preston Park Industrial Estate, TS18 3TT

    Photo credit Cheniece Warner

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  • Empowering Dance

    ERIN SANCHEZ, ONE DANCE UK

    When: Wednesday 2 and Wednesday 9 October 2024

    Time: 5.30-7PM

    Where: Online

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  • Be Over 18 years old.

  • No longer be studying within a Further (GCSE/A-level/BTEC) or Higher (Degree) Educational setting.

  • Hold a completed qualification in dance at Level 5 (foundation degree) or Level 6 (undergraduate degree) or higher, or an equivalent e.g., Scottish Bachelor’s Degree or international qualification. Any artists working professionally with more informal training please do get in touch with us as we’d love to hear from you.

  • Be currently based in or from the North East (Tees Valley, County Durham, Northumberland and Tyne & Wear)

Dance artists must:

Please note that spaces for professional activities are limited and offered to those who meet the above criteria to ensure those who are pursuing a career in dance can access suitable training, support and professional development to meet their needs within the local professional dance industry. TeesDance reserves the right to amend the qualifying criteria where appropriate.

This activity has been funded by Arts Council England and Tees Valley Combined Authority, with support from ARC, Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council, Hartlepool Borough Council, Darlington Borough Council, and Stockton-on-Tees Borough Council.