These family dance workshops offer a fun and creative opportunity for children and their grownups to dance and move together!

This dance workshop will explore togetherness through moving, using contact, props and drawing and offers a great family bonding experience. These will be taking place every Sunday (from the 23rd April) and costs £5 per child.

Suitable for children 12 months – 4 years old and their grown-ups!

This is a class for children and their grown-ups to dance together! Children must therefore be accompanied by an adult for the duration of the class. Due to the popularity of these classes, tickets for additional accompanying adults are charged at £5, please book.

The class is led by professional dance teacher Rachele Rapisardi. Read more about Rachele’s practice below…

Rachele Rapisardi is a dance artist who for 12 years has been working across the UK, Europe and Israel with companies such as Lost Dog (Ben Duke), ilDance, Protein Dance (Luca Silvestrini), Clod Ensemble (Suzy Wilson and Paul Clark) and Russel Maliphant.

After obtaining an MA in Performing Arts in 2015 her freelance career expanded to include the roles of teacher, co-creator, Rehearsal Director and Associate Director for the above companies, with whom I have kept strong relationships throughout the years.

In the last six years Rachele has focused her practice particularly on collaborative making and community dance work. 

As a teacher and creator she has worked with both professionals and dance students (from GCSE to MA) as well as leading artist on community based projects with refugee centers, pupils in referral units, care homes and families.

£5 tickets must be purchased for each child attending the class. Multiple accompanying adults are welcome to join, while one is included with your one child booking, please be sure to book your £5, ‘Additional accompanying Adult’ ticket. 

The class commences at 11am, so please arrive for then.
Class Duration: 45 minutes

Photography credit | Image of Rachele:
Production – En Route
Company – Luca Silvestrini’s Protein
Photographer – Foteini Christofilopoulou