Dancers’ Career Development (DCD) has been supporting professional dance for over 35 years. We help dancers to make the often difficult transition from professional dancing to a new career by giving them the confidence and skills they need to keep working beyond dance.
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Singin in the Rain Invite Side One
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***The Board of Dancers' Career Development present a Gala evening performance of Singin' In the Rain***
The extraordinary evening will take place on Monday 19th March 2012 at 7pm at The Palace Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue, London.
Tickets are £95 and include programme, interval Champagne and a post-performance party with the stars of the show in the stalls bar.
All proceeds will go towards the DCD Independent Trust, who award retraining grants to worthy Independent Dancers to help them make the often difficult transition from professional dancing to a new career, either in or outside of dance.
For more information and to book tickets please email the DCD office: admin@thedcd.org.uk or call 020 7831 1449.
*Please note that given expected heavy demand, available tickets will be allocates on a strictly first come firts served basis. Early booking is advised to avoid disappointment*
Please see below to read a five star review of the show please click here
DCD Retrained dancer Andre Portasio and A.P Productions presents 'Jealousy' a collaboration between Dance & Sculpture, in association with The Print Room
Jealousy is a collaborative production between Sculpture and Choreography that explores our relationship to objects, images and architecture as a means to represent internal states of the human psyche. Using the narrative structure of the cine-novel Jealousy (1957) as inspiration our production collages together the key elements of soundscape, material, light, spectator viewpoint and movement to explore the audience’s perception of truth.
Alain Robbe-Grillet's novel 'Jealousy' was the starting point and inspiration for this new commission, which was developed by the visual artist Laurence Kavanagh. The project involves acclaimed choreographers including James Cousins winner of New Adventures Choreographer Award; Morgann Runacre-Temple, Hubert Essakow and Daniel Hay Gordon.
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**Please note that the DCD Deadline dates for applications are now available here**
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