Perpetual Movement Symposium

I'm looking forward to attending this day in London at the end of November. Movement was a major part of my voice training with Frankie Armstrong and it continues to weave in and around my singing and music making today in both community settings and performance. Really interested in the subtle ways you can get people moving without them realising it!

http://www.rambert.org.uk/join-in/events/perpetual-movement/

a symposium on dance and health

Rambert’s three-year programme supported by City Bridge Trust explores the therapeutic and well-being benefits of dance in a variety of healthcare contexts, from providing regular dance classes for people living with Parkinson’s or Dementia, to working with patients in hospitals and day centres.
To mark the conclusion of this programme, we’re hosting a day-long symposium bringing together arts practitioners and administrators with healthcare professionals to share their experiences, learning and insight. The day includes panel discussions, practical sessions, performances and a keynote speech from Dr Daisy Fancourt, Senior Reserch Associate at University College London and author of the new book Arts in Health: designing and researching interventions, published by Oxford University Press.