Moving Together: Community Dance Platform
Infusion is excited to be partnering with Norwich’s Moving Together! Our dancers, ranging in age from their 30s-70s, will perform mixed generation dance developed in our Thursday night community classes.
Join us for a vibrant evening celebrating the power ofcommunityand creativity.
ThisCommunityPerformancePlatformbrings together six local groups and companies for a rich and uplifting showcase of some of the incredible arts activity happening in and around East Anglia, with a specific focus on Suffolk.
Expect heart, energy and authenticity as performers aged 6 to 70 years take to the stage; sharing stories, cultures, lived experience and a whole lot of joy.
Featuringperformances from:
Kinetica Dance Company
Norwich Youth Dance Theatre
Ipswich Romanian Community Ensemble
Dance Folks
Maddy’s Dance School of Suffolk (adults)
Infusion Physical Theatre
This platform is more than a performance. It’s a celebration of participation, inclusion and the transformative impact of community arts. It shines a light on the dedication of local artists who create spaces where people feel seen, heard and empowered to move and express themselves.
Whether you’re a regular supporter of the arts, curious about local creative communities or simply looking for an uplifting night out, this showcase offers something truly special: real people and real connection.
Come and experience the breadth of talent, creativity and imagination thriving in East Anglia.
Supported by Arts Council England, Norfolk County Council and DanceEast.
Details
Date: Sunday 05 July 2026
Time: 18:30 – 20:00
Venue: DanceEast, Ipswich
Tickets: £5.00 per person
Over 55s Accessible Dance Workshops, The Library Presents…
- Sunday, July 5, 2026
- 2:00 PM 3:30 PM
- Cambridge Central Library7 Lion Yard Cambridge, England, CB2 3QD
Fun, accessible dance classes for over 55s. Explore a range of taught exercises and creative activities. Based on contemporary and jazz dance, explore emotions, storytelling, and the joy of moving! Great for individuals… or come with a friend! Wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle with a lid. Led Melanie Cossette (Infusion Physical Theatre) for all abilities.
- Recommended for Older Adults
- Cambridge Central Library, 7 Lion Yard, Cambridge, England, CB2 3QD
- Sunday 5 July 2pm
- Running time: 1 hour 30 minutes
Summer Dance & Physical Theatre Intensive, Biel, Switzerland 2026
Infusion joins Ad Deum Dance Company once again for a fantastic summer training intensive in the idyllic Swiss farmlands of Wiler and the city of Biel!
Come take all levels of dance, Beginner to Pro, with master classes in Ballet and Modern, then specialize in Physical Theatre technique and choreography in the afternoons; or take dance electives and choreo! All-inclusive rates available for room, board and transport.
Infusion will focus on techniques to develop a new work in progress called Encounters… using Body Control, Rhythms, Weight-Sharing, Non-Traditional Partnering, and Transfer of Concepts. Work both collaboratively and under direction to immerse yourself in a new world of physical storytelling and help design a new work of physical expression!
Performance, Biel, Switzerland
Join Ad Deum Dance Company and Infusion Physical Theatre in their joint performance, the Journey of Return.
Monday, Aug 3rd, 8pm
Christus Kirche, Portstrasse 28, 2503 Biel
Free Entry | Donation
Project Dance, Paris
Infusion Physical Theatre is returning to Project Dance Paris!
July 24-26
Dancing with Integrity to Inspire in major cities of the world, Project Dance Foundation brings the gift of dance to the people of the world right on their own street corners. Project Dance Paris performs inspirational dance from Trocadéro to City Hall to the Place de la République. Look for Infusion throughout the city over the weekend of events. Find out more here!
Booking now for 2026-27 Soothe
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Somebody’s Daughter
Counter Trafficking Project
Infusion’s contemporary dance film, a bold fusion of wordless storytelling. Somebody’s Daughter tracks the reverse puzzle of human trafficking for sexual exploitation. Developed with the support of the Cambridge Centre of Applied Research in Human Trafficking (CCARHT) it’s a bone-jarring, high-energy physical journey through the highs and lows of life in the digital age, and the powers and players of one of the world’s fastest growing criminal trades: sex.
Book a benefit film screenings to raise money for named charities, and host an event!
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