The DanceEast Centre for Advanced Training (CAT) is excited to host our Boys* Taster Day.
Taster workshops are FREE to attend, but places must be booked in advance.
This will be a day filled with fun, excitement, and practical workshops for young dancers to come together and share their creativity and get a taste of the DanceEast CAT training.
This free taster day is aimed at boys aged 10-16. You will take part in contemporary, creative, and hip hop workshops led by the fantastic DanceEast CAT tutors. You will also be accompanied by live music from our CAT musicians. Whatever your previous dance experience, come and take part in an afternoon of inspiring workshops!
All workshops will give young people a chance to develop their confidence, be creative, get moving and to try something new (or hone an existing skill). You will also get the opportunity to talk with the CAT Team and find out more about the DanceEast CAT.
Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to unleash your inner dancer!
*Our use of the term ‘boys’ is trans-inclusive and encompasses all male-identifying individuals.
PARENTS/CARERS
We also ask that parents/carers also attend the Taster Day to listen to a presentation about the programme, speak with the CAT team, and find out more about the DanceEast CAT.
DATE
Saturday 15 February 2024
VENUE
DanceEast
Jerwood DanceHouse
Foundry Lane
Ipswich
IP4 1DW
TIMES
12.30PM – 4.00PM
(sign in between 12.15PM – 12.30PM)
Find out more about the CAT – danceeast.co.uk/cat
Find out more about the DanceEast CAT
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