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Infusion’s Dan Cossette is performing relatively locally, beginning of October. He’s appearing with Springs Dance Company, in their brilliant work on grief and joy, called A Time To Mourn, A Time To Dance.
Oct 5 Gorleston,Norfolk
Oct 6 Isleham, Ely (Event is free, and non-ticketed. Just show up!!!)
Both shows are at 7:30pm.
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Infusion’s Dan Cossette is teaching for sister company E33 Dance Company this Friday! Don’t miss out on a great chance for conditioning and artistry, 27th Sept.
Held at London Children’s Ballet, Battersea, London.
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After our summer break, we’re back in action. Come dance with us!
Resuming Sept 26th, 7pm, Trumpington Village Hall, CB2 9HZ
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For the second time our productions have caught the eye of Ted Talk organisers (the first was 2019 with our anti-sex trafficking show at the London School of Speech and Drama). This time our latest show, Soothe (featured in the Cambridge Festival 2024, and Cambridge Junction for Refugee Week in support of Baca Charity) landed us the opportunity to present to the Ted audiences once again; this time at Tedx Kings Parade St. Our very own Holly Wilmot delivered a fantastic talk on the chemistry of emotions, how they move us and why dance is so effective in portraying the Three Systems model.
You can catch Holly’s talk here to get your introduction to the concepts and teasers for Soothe. #SootheShow
We feel pretty psyched that we’re 2 for 2 on our feature length dance performances being “ideas worth sharing!”
Photo credit: Sledge Live Events
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We are looking forward to getting back to our local community classes, starting with our summer schedule in Cambridge UK.
The dates for our summer sessions are as follows:
July 18, 25 and Aug 1, 8, 15
Time: 7-8:30pm
A taster class is just £7.
£7/class if you pay in advance, £10/class drop in.
Location: Trumpington Village Hall CB2 9HZ
There is parking behind the hall accessible from Beverley Way, as well as bike racks.
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Infusion is pleased to be sharing the stage with Dance 21, an accessibility-focused dance group based in Chelmsford. Infusion has done a series of workshops with Dance 21, giving them a chance to create their own short works based on the Threat, Drive, Soothe model and will perform as a curtain raiser to Infusion’s full performance! Don’t miss it!
Tickets available through Next Step Creative.
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Tickets to help support the work of Baca charity. Get them here!
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Infusion is pleased to host international master teacher Bill Wade of Inlet Dance Theatre, Cleveland OH for a week long master-class workshop in non-traditional partnering. This 5-day workshop takes place in historic Cambridge, at the Colours of Dance studio on Histon Road. Aimed at professional and pre-professional dancers and movers this workshop is designed to to upskill partnering, weight-sharing, and lifting potential! Subsidised by the Arts Council England (because as professional dancers, we appreciate it’s tough to pay for more training!).
Limited availability; book your place now! Early bird discount before May 10th, £100. Full price £150.
Dancers are responsible for their own travel and accommodation. There is a nearby Travel Lodge, or, for a Cambridge experience, housing within the colleges may also be available. Check out our Upcoming Events tab in the next few days, for further suggestions and details.
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Congratulations to the whole team for a fantastic event!
After a fantastic turnout to both shows, Infusion is pleased to announce that due to funding from the Arts Council England and the Royal Society of Chemistry you can catch the show online for the next 30 days!
Check out our YouTube channel here.
We especially loved the audience comments:
“Beautiful dancing and wonderful to have an insight into science through art.”
“The concept and the show were fantastic, a really immersive experience into mental health and emotional regulation.”
“World-class performance. There was great storytelling in the dance sequences, telling the story of how dopamine, adrenaline and oxytocin can affect us positively, why we need them, but also what happens when things go wrong. Attention was paid to the lighting, to the costumes, and the dance troupe and director clearly did their research. Absolutely wonderful experience.”
photo: Duncan Grisby
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