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Adult Contemporary Dance




A brand new adult contemporary dance classes coming to Ringmer on Tuesday evenings!

This intermediate, open level class will welcome adults of all experiences, aged 18-60+ including dancers, teachers, students and those perhaps still performing.

Led by myself and other experienced teachers and performers, classes will focus on developing strength, stamina, flexibility and coordination. With contemporary dance being the umbrella term form lots of different styles and approaches including Ballet, Cunningham, Limon, Graham and Release, there will also be time to explore your own movement and learn choreographed sequences.

With something for everyone in this 6 week Autumn term. classes will be an enjoyable way to improve fitness, wellbeing and contemporary dance technique.

Starts Tuesday 7th November
Complimentary taster classes available
Block-book and drop-in options available



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Ringmer Community College @ 5:30pm
20:10 - 21:00
 £8 per class when block-booking / FREE taster sessions / £9.50 drop-in fee
Contact: Jess Lloyd jesslloyddanceandfitness@gmail.com Buy tickets

Lewes Road Ringmer Lewes BN8 5RB 01273 812220 w: ringmer.e-sussex.sch.uk


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