Phoenix Dance Company Founders to Teach Workshops at Swindon Central Library

By: Tyler Peterson Oct. 20, 2014

Phoenix Dance Company founder Donald Edwards, and ex-member Merville Jones (who currently teaches at Swindon Dance) are both delivering all-boys dance workshops to celebrate the 'Black Dance Archives' exhibition at Swindon Central Library.

Merville Jones currently teaches on our Youth Dance Academy and Classes Programme at Swindon Dance.

Work with Merville Jones - Sunday 26th October from 11.30am - 1pm

Masterclass in Contemporary/African Dance for experienced dancers aged 16+

Work with Donald Edwards - Thursday 23rd October 5.30pm - 7pm

Boys Youth Dance Workshop - a dynamic, contemporary danced based class that blends traditional contemporary forms with physicality and power.

The 'Black Dance Archives' Exhibition runs until 7th November and is free to view.

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