Mature Movers

Dance
  • Tuesday 17th March 11:30
  • Tuesday 24th March 11:30
More times

Tue 13 Jan-24 Mar (10 wks) | 11.30am-12.30pm  | 18+ yrs

Mature Movers is an open dance class for all abilities, aimed at over 60s. The class involves moving together to a variety of music, exploring different styles, and creating movement in a fun, supportive and overall sociable atmosphere.

What participants say…

“Emily’s excellent teaching made it fun and challenging”

“I was exercising in a joyful way”.

Important Information

This course will be held in Studio 1. There are no sessions between 16-20 February.

What do I need to bring with me?

Please come ready to dance in comfortable clothes that you can move in, long hair should be tied back as well as jewellery removed. Bring your own water in a bottle.

Are there any additional costs?

No

About the tutor

A previous Brewery Youth Dance member, Emily has been delivering sessions at The Brewery, like Mature Movers, as well as other settings, since gaining her Dance degree in 2016. She enjoys sharing her love of dance with those she teaches. Emily’s style of movement is grounded in contemporary technique, creative dance and human connection, both in the studio and with an audience.

Emily Davies

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TICKET PRICES

GENERAL

  • Fee A£65.00
  • Per Class – Adult ED£7.50

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