DanceEast bringing back live shows at DanceHouse in Ipswich
DanceEast CEO Brendan Keaney looks forward to the autumn season at the Jerwood DanceHouse in Ipswich, including a work by Botis Seva
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DanceEast CEO Brendan Keaney looks forward to the autumn season at the Jerwood DanceHouse in Ipswich, including a work by Botis Seva
Didy Veldman’s @ Home - Credit: Chris Nash Head East, a new regional cultural tourism campaign, celebrates the rich diversity and quality of arts, culture and heritage found right here, on our doorstep. DanceEast is taking part in this new festival. It has been a long 17 months since the doors of the Jerwood DanceHouse Theatre were open, but the team at DanceEast are thrilled to finally be inviting audiences back this September, for an exciting programme of live performances. The curtain will raise once again with Botis Seva’s BLKDOG, a haunting commentary on surviving adult...
Didy Veldman’s @ Home - Credit: Chris Nash Head East, a new regional cultural tourism campaign, celebrates the rich diversity and quality of arts, culture and heritage found right here, on our doorstep. DanceEast is a proud partner of Head East and is excited to share what's coming up this autumn. It has been a long 17 months since the doors of the Jerwood DanceHouse Theatre were open, but the team at DanceEast are thrilled to finally be inviting audiences back this September, for an exciting programme of live performances. The curtain will raise once again with Botis Seva’s BLK...
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