Project Female: Commercial/Street Dance Class

Please note there will not be a class on 31 October

Develop your streetdance technique and grow in confidence with Project Female. A fun, beginner level Commercial/Street Dance class in which young dancers will: 


- Develop technique in commercial and street dance
- Learn and perform dance routines
- Gain confidence within a dance setting
- Develop creativity and expression with freestyle dance activities
- Prepare for joining our dance companies

This class is open to anyone aged 11+ who identifies as female or non-binary.

Brighton-based Project Female aim to create an inclusive space for young dancers who identify as female or non-binary to express themselves free from judgement.

Project Female is a South East Dance partner company.

 

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Date and time
Saturday 05 September - Saturday 19 December 2026
Times
Saturdays, 11.30pm
Duration: 1 hour
Artist
Project Female
Location
Aldridge Community Space (The Dance Space)
Ticket Price
£8.50 per class, can be paid half termly
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