Radical Motion: Mind the Gap Dance Workshop

Join Mind the Gap for an inclusive dance workshop, as part of Radical Motion – a new disability-dance festival for Folkestone, hosted by Confidance. Based on their collaboration with John-William Watson; Mind the Gap’s workshop explores the creative process of ‘The Shopping Basket Theory.’ It will introduce dancers to Mind the Gap’s movement style and creativity with a focus on individual expression, and storytelling through dance. This event is suitable for everyone aged 16+ with an interest in dance and movement theatre. No prior experience is necessary for the workshop. Please wear comfortable clothing to move in. This workshop is a great opportunity to learn more about ‘The Shopping Basket Theory’, which will be performed as part of our dance double bill, alongside ConfiCo. To book your tickets for Radical Motion: Double Bill, click here. Mind the Gap collaborates with learning disabled andor autistic artists to create bold, inclusive and original theatre. To learn more about Mind the Gap, click here: https:www.mind-the-gap.org.uk John-William Watson is a Yorkshire based choreographer, director and dancer from Beeston, Leeds. They create critically acclaimed, darkly-comedic dance plays - often exploring the interplay between silliness, surrealism and existentialism. Access Information This event welcomes people with and without learning disabilities and neurodivergence. What to expect: • You can stim, move or make noise during the workshop.