I went to the Weston Auditorium University of Hertfordshire, on Saturday 3rd of May 2014, where I saw the performance called “Dance Springs”. This was a collection of short dance pieces. I will only review two of the pieces. The performances were all created and danced by emerging artists. The intention was to try and bring together Dance, Choreographers and the Digital Media.

The first dance is called “Bridging the Void” by Choreographer and Film Artist Rachel Johnson.

If you're not familiar with the myth of Medusa, you may find this a little confusing. That said, if you are, you definitely will...

A show where the worst crime you can commit is learning hip hop routines? Sign me up! 

A three man dance at the old market square. La minima is a vibrant, delicate performance to watch.

Anna James, Gold Arts Award achiever, catches us up on what she's been up to since, including dancing, appearing at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and taking a teaching degree! Anna's been busy! 

The Tea Dance gets a makeover!

Does a dance floor say Strictly to you? Or do you prefer to bust your own moves? The DanceWest Tea Dance with a Twist is a contemporary, dynamic event that has something for everyone.

Catherine is a multi-disciplinary artist with interests ranging from theatre, to music, to crafts and textiles. She completed her Silver Arts Award by focusing on dance and literature - writing a whole novel in a month!

Having started the initial steps of planning the dance choreography for the Habs Dance Company, 3 months into the process, I am now able to explain the first few steps of the journey.

A brief outline of the plan to further my skills as a dancer, taking advantage of the opportunity given to me by the Gold Arts Award. I will strive to enhance my skills in the field of choreography and teaching by training 26 girls with one co-captain and coordinating them so that they will be able to perform a medley in an organised Dance and Drama Showcase in February

We chat with Laura Simpson, the Education and Schools Engagement Coordinator for Burnley Youth Theatre about workshops, Arts Award and what goes on behind the scenes. 

Brighter Sound’s Marketing Assistant Joe Clegg reviews Stealing Sheep’s Wow Machine, the penultimate event in The Hexagon Experiment, inspired by Delia Derbyshire.

We catch up with Jessica from Formby High School about her experience of completing her Gold Arts Award in dance.