Lynn and Mike Spicer kindly invite you to the Mad Hatter’s Tea Party

The wearing of white gloves is mandatory while you watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4J715qRjIJo The dance has been adapted from The Balmoral Castle Quadrille or Six Drilles. The original is for 12 people in a square…
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DANCE FOR VE DAY AT HOME – FRIDAY 8 MAY

English Heritage invites you to get involved in their 75th anniversary of VE Day with a live Lindy Hop dance tutorial, a dance-along with their swing-time dance troupe and band and much more! You can…
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Explore Dance on Film with Lottie Adcock

You may know Lottie from her innovative performance at the Early Dance Festival in Edinburgh or from her Dance the Past messages on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Here I'm sharing the first of her video…
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Barbara Segal Dancing with Frank Perenboom

With a big hello and best wishes from Barbara, here is something to help keep us all cheerful: https://youtu.be/K_36j3S1ZwA
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Historical Dance in Lockdown

Inspired by videos from the Paris National Opera, the St Petersburg Mikhailovsky Theatre, and others, some members of the Historical Dance Community have put together a similar video for the International Day of Dance (the…
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A contribution from Bill Tuck, his Trumpet & Friend

The Clown and Trumpet -- Simon Rice, as Clown, Bill Tuck, with Trumpet. performing their routine at the International Pipe and Tabor Festival 2010 in Gloucester. Just click below and enjoy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XyYW4Hzs6Bk
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Early Dance in Quarantine on International Dance Day, 29 April

The art of dance is one of the earliest and longest-standing forms of entertainment and social bonding. In spite of Covid19, this year let's celebrate dance as a way for every one of us to…
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Gaita performs for those who couldn’t make it to the EDC Festival last October. Enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTfoK3XhdmQ&fbclid=IwAR3D3JJDMu9CYS_CxRyPss6vseO3Yu4LDQk0wEFsowklLEyBm8BelhYn7GA
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DON’T MISS THE EDC ANNUAL LECTURE for 2020 Patrons and Pirates: Publishing Dance in the Eighteenth Century

Speaker: Jennifer Thorp,Dancer, Dance Historian and Archivist at New College, Oxford Friday 28 February 2020 at 7.15 p.m. at the Swedenborg Hall, Swedenborg House, 20 Bloomsbury Way, London WC1A 2TH. The high seas of British…
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Three Crowning Glories at the Queen’s House

All those interested in Renaissance culture, dance and costume will want to visit the Queen's House, Greenwich SE10 before the end of August. This free exhibition has assembled 3 "fabulously bombastic" Armada portraits of Elizabeth…
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