Neon Dance offer bespoke
workshops, talks and residencies
for all levels and abilities.
 

Participation & Learning

Neon Dance accompanies each touring production with personalised workshops and residencies inspired by its current repertoire. Led by Neon’s Artistic Director Adrienne Hart, the company has been invited to work in schools, colleges and universities; with youth dance companies and communities groups. Past projects include:

  • Swindon Dance

  • Rambert Dance School

  • Central Saint Martins

  • Dance Digital

  • Pavilion Dance South West

  • University of East London

  • Cornwall Youth Dance Company

  • Exeter Youth Dance Academy

  • Wiltshire Music Centre

  • Slanted Dance

  • University of Bedfordshire

  • Bath Spa University

  • Surrey Arts Collective

  • Pegasus Theatre

  • Lincoln University

  • Swerve Dance Theatre Company

  • Dance SIX-0

  • Company of Elders

Talks, Lectures and Guest Speaking

Neon's Adrienne Hart has been invited to talk about her collaborative practice at a number of key industry events including...

  • Dance UK at Royal Opera House

  • Brighton Digital Festival

  • Shesaidso at Shoreditch House

  • Woman's Works at Swindon Dance

  • University of East London

 

Workshops

Neon Dance aim to inspire, engage and educate through dance. Neon Dance workshops consists of a contemporary based technique class, repertoire from the company’s latest production and a creative session inspired by the work. Workshops can range from 2 hours to a whole day and we cater for all ages and abilities.

Residencies

Neon Dance specialise in week-long dance, film and music residencies, which include a daily contemporary based technique class followed by the creation of a new work. Participants are given creative tools and tasks as well as set choreography throughout the week. The content generated is then shaped into an original dance work for the stage (and/or) screen.

 

Workshop Request Form:

Adrienne Hart (Neon Dance) working with 2nd year Urban Dance students at the University of East London.

Neon Dance working with 2nd year Bath Spa University students at The Museum of Bath at Work.


It was our pleasure to have you with us at the festival. The reception by the participants was so enthusiastic and they really enjoyed the experience. Thank you so much for your contribution.
— Sachiko Ukegawa, Saitama Arts Theater
Meeting someone with different
choreography inspires us.
— Luke & Amy, 17
It has made me realise
what it’s like to be a professional dancer.
I have improved so much.
— Sylvie, 13
I really enjoyed and felt as if I was dancing with my body and mind. I can still feel it in my blood :)

— Naile, 36
The movement was amazing and
the two dancers incredible!
That workshop was very inspirational for me.
— Inês, 21
So inspirational. Thanks a million
— Graham, 85
Thank you for wonderful inspiration and enabling teaching!
— Meg, 65