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Modern
Dance Class
Introduce yourself to the craft of dance in this contemporary dance
techniques class.
Anne Ryan
St. John's Anglican Church, 99 Brock St.
Every Wednesday, 6 - 7pm
single class $7, five classes $25
March 16 - FREE
West
Coast Swing
Instruction and dance.
The Junction, 251 George St. N.
Friday nights
Lesson: 7 - 7:30pm - $5
Practice: 7:30 - 9:30pm - FREE
Ecstatic
Dance
Here's your chance to dance badly, boldly, and beautifully.
Barbara Dametto
St. John's Anglican Church, 99 Brock St.
Saturday March 5, 7 - 9pm
FREE
Queer
Dance
The 1st and 3rd Saturday of every month.
Gordon Best Theatre, 216 Hunter St. W.
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Dance Jam
Physical movement, support and be supported using counterbalance
and momentum.
Kristine Keating and live drummers
St. John's Anglican Church, 99 Brock St.
Sunday March 6, 7 - 8:30 pm
FREE
Dance
Meditation
Come and check out a slow dancing/walking meditation performance.
Rehearsal - noon to 2pm, St. John's Anglican Church, 99 Brock St.
Performance - 3pm at Centennial Park, across from City Hall
FREE
Premiere
Studio of Dance
You're invited to watch and/or participate in classes at Premiere
Studio of Dance during the March Break week. Come out to dance,
meet the teachers, see the new studio.
See
class times (opens a new browser window)
FREE
Centre
Stage Performing Arts Camp
Call (705) 745-5573 for information
306 George St. N. Unit 203
Centre
Stage Performing Arts Showcase
Showcase of dance and music by the staff of Centre Stage Performing
Arts
Friday March 18, 8pm
Market Hall Performing Arts Centre, 336 George St. N.
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English
Country Dancing
With the local band The Jovial Beggars
St, John's Anglican Church, 99 Brock St.
Saturday March 19, 8pm
Adults $7, Students $5, Children 6 - 12 $2, Children under 6 FREE
Dance
with Words
An evening of dance, poetry, art, music and refreshments.
Studio 505, 505 Sherbrooke St.
Saturday March 19, 8pm
$8 at the door
Text
and the Body
A workshop for actors who love to move and dancers who want to speak.
Anna
Gartshore
St. John's Anglican Church, 99 Brock St.
Sunday March 20, 7 - 8:30pm
FREE
Sound
+ Vision
Check out Kris Keating's dance film, Art, part of Lester
Alphonso's Sound + Vision series.
Cinema 379, 379 George St. N.
Monday March 21, 8pm
From
the Floor
The members of the Peterborough Dance Collective bring you two eclectic
evenings of their work, and a commissioned piece by nationally-renowned
choreographer Bill James. Fresh performances from local artists
Allyson Booth, Barbara Dametto, Anna Gartshore,
michael hermiston, Kristine Keating, Anne Ryan,
and Kate Story will satisfy your dance cravings.
Market Hall Performing Arts Centre, 336 George St. N.
March 24 & 25, 8pm
Anishnaabe
Maanjiidwin
Indigenous dance and Aboriginal theatre by Trent U Native Studies
students. Directed by Rosalee Jones and Marrie Mumford. For tickets
contact Barb Rivett, (705) 748-1011 ext 7466
NOZHEM: First Peoples Sperfomance Space, Trent University
March 31-April 1, 7 pm
REEL
DANCE ON THE ROAD: the moving pictures festival of dance on film
and video
7pm: PETERBOROUGH DANCES
featuring a variety of local films and The Spectacular PND 10
Year Anniversary Show.
8pm: CANADIAN SHORTS
featuring 6 films including the award-winning Tongue Bully
by Annie Bradley and Learie McNicolls, filmed in Havana.
9pm: GLOBAL MOVES
featuring films from the USA and UK, including the Best-of-Fest
The Cost of Living by Lloyd Newson from DV8 Physical Theatre.
Presented
by Peterborough New Dance (705) 748-1788
Gordon Best Theatre
April 1
Tickets
at the door: $8 for all 3 programs ($5 for one)
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