Movema’s world fusion classes for everyone. Movema is a charity that bring communities together through high quality dance experiences.
The team run dance classes and events for people of all backgrounds and abilities, celebrating diversity and culture, and believe in the power of dance to make a difference!
Dance styles will include:ChineseIndian & BollywoodIrishAfricanBrazilianand many many more.
Rhythm of the Dance will return to the UK in the Summer of 2025, its 26th year of touring the world in over 50 countries, arriving at the Floral Pavilion on 29 July 2025.
This mesmerising show features world class musicians who play LIVE on stage, Star vocalists singing live and WORLD champion dancers.
The show is a completely captivating experience of pulsating rhythms with slick choreography performed at lightning speed by its ensemble of Champion step dancers and live band bringing audiences to their feet around the World.
Join us on this thrilling breathtaking journey through Ireland’s history from the ancient, to the modern, urban Ireland that we see today.
It will be Irish in essence with a new edge, the show is bursting with talent. Don’t miss it at the Floral Pavilion in New Brighton on Tuesday 29 July 2025 – book your tickets now online at Rhythm of the Dance – Floral Pavilion
Phoenix Dance Theatre presents Inside Giovanni’s Room, a full-length dance production inspired by James Baldwin’s ground breaking 1956 novel Giovanni’s Room.
Set in 1950s Paris, Giovanni’s Room tackles themes of love, sexuality, guilt and self-acceptance. Baldwin was known for writing about the African American experience and was warned by his publishers that his exploration of sexuality identity and depiction of same-sex relationships could alienate his audience and potentially end his career. Today the novel is celebrated as one of the most important literary works of the 20th century.
To mark Baldwin’s 100th birthday, choreographer Marcus Jarrell Willis unpacks this thought-provoking novel in a narrative adaptation that examines how its themes are still poignant and relevant today.
Founded over 40 years ago by three young Black British men, Phoenix Dance Theatre’s new production builds on their legacy of pushing cultural boundaries and using dance as a platform to ask questions that get to the very heart of what it is to be human.
Matthew Bourne’s award-winning The Midnight Bell returns to Liverpool Playhouse in 2025.
In 1930s London, ordinary people emerge from cheap boarding houses nightly to pour out their passions, hopes and dreams in the pubs and fog-bound streets of Soho and Fitzrovia. Step inside The Midnight Bell, a tavern where one particular lonely-hearts club gather to play out their lovelorn affairs of the heart; bitter comedies of longing, frustration, betrayal and redemption.
Inspired by the great English novelist Patrick Hamilton (Twenty Thousand Streets Under The Sky, Hangover Square) who created some of the most authentic fiction of his era; stories borne out of years of social interactions with the working man and woman at his favourite location – the London Pub.
Hailed by The Observer as ‘the undisputed king of dance theatre’, master storyteller Bourne has produced some of the most successful dance theatre productions of the last 30 years including Swan Lake, Cinderella, The Red Shoes and Edward Scissorhands.
An authentic, traditional flamenco show with world-class artists direct from Jerez and Cádiz.
*3 de Corazones* (3 of Hearts) by artist director, choreographer and flamenco dancer Andrés Peña.
Andrés is an artist and dancer ‘who never disappoints’ (deFlamenco.com), with his mastery of improvisation, instinctive rhythm and connection with his musicians. Often serious, intense and focused, his exceptional interpretation of flamenco songs develops into virtuosic rhythm and exuberant celebration of the music that he loves. Andrés Peña is revered as one of the most talented flamenco artists of his generation.
Andrés is joined by acclaimed guest artists, virtuoso guitarist Jesús Guerrero and flamenco singer from the great tradition of La Plazuela in Jerez, David Carpio. A team that truly love performing together, appreciating each other’s music and transmitting the emotions of the music to connect with their audiences. An exciting and enjoyable evening where the audience is free to join in with the Ole! of the flamenco fans when they respond to the passion and artistry of the performance.
Suitable for all music lovers, from the discerning connoisseur to the curious newcomer.
Discount available for group of 4 family or friends
A collaboration fusing live dance (contemporary and traditional Chinese styles), with spoken word and film by Noel Jones.
The piece is inspired by the increase of hate towards Asian communities during the pandemic.
What have we become? is an ongoing collaboration between garment designer and textile artist Alena Kudera + dancer and performance maker Mary Pearson, in search of an embodied and felt response to environmental crisis.
KUDERA’s collection of garments and accessories are made from single use plastics, fast fashion and other materials destined for the landfill.
New solo danced by Mary Pearson with immersive digital habitat co-created by electro-acoustic composer Caterina McEvoy and multimedia artist and production designer Noel Jones.
The Loss of innocence is a performance by four dancers, exploring the hardship and heartache on the journey into adult/womanhood, and the potential of finding solace in community. Inspired by resilient female figures throughout history and in film, as well as martial arts.
This event will also feature a screening of Amy Milson’s Unseen
Head along and join the team at this historically creative place in the heart of Liverpool City Centre!
This is a space for you, for families to be together and to connect creatively
Let go of the week, de-stress and have fun
– A safe space to move freely
– Dance routines
– Bubbles
– Parachute time
– Scarf dances
– Face painting
– Food available
– Bar open
Let’s shake off the week that’s been, and kick off the weekend with a Boogie!
*People of all ages welcome.
*The Everyman Downstairs is an accessible area.
‘NOW’ celebrates the 25th Anniversary of the Jasmin Vardimon Company.
The latest creation by award-winning choreographer Jasmin Vardimon MBE will revisit favourite moments from the company’s repertoire while reflecting the current moment, the present and the continuous movement of time.
Renowned for her uniquely theatrical choreography, an interest in contemporary lives, and the ever-changing socio-political dynamics, Jasmin uses her distinctive creative approach to celebrate imagination in a gripping new production.
NOW is co-commissioned by Sadler’s Wells Theatre, Kent County Council, and the Institute of Cultural and Creative Industries, University of Kent.