For those of you out there who have been following our call out for participants of this year’s Summer Lab, you’ll know that CREATING IN THE MOMENT, is a week-long, all inclusive and immersive residential experience. You’ll know that we’re …

We are excited to invite you to join us at Creating in the Moment, a week-long intensive Lab for disabled and non-disabled dancers, performers and makers. Two years after our hugely successful International Summer Lab at London’s Southbank Centre, Candoco is heading …

We have a guest blogpost from Hannah Vincent, Postgraduate Community Dance student at Trinity Laban who has joined us on placement.  Hannah has been attending our youth classes on Tuesdays and here she reflects on her placement so far. As …

One of the questions I have always had about teaching ‘inclusive’ dance is how different it is from just teaching dance. What I keep asking myself is: Have I ever met anyone who is exactly like me? Anyone with exactly the …

One month in and I am thrilled to be writing my first blog for Candoco as the new Learning Manager (it still feels strange writing that!) When starting a new job you never quite know what to expect until you’re …

A very warm Happy New Year to you all, on what is an extremely crisp January morning. Today marks my third year of being a part of the Candoco fabric, and what a beautiful and wonderfully challenging three years it’s …

I just came across this fantastic video – part of the PUSH ME project. A collaborative project that features and showcases twelve of the fantastic Unlimited Commissions that were shown this Summer at the Unlimited Festival at the Southbank Centre. …

If you asked me to describe Candoco’s youth classes in three words I would say accessible, creative and fun! Candoco has two youth sessions; one at The Place and one at Siobhan Davies Dance Studios and they are a great …

On Sunday 25 November 2012 Sadlers Well’s Artistic Director Alistair Spalding, CBE responded to the proposed changes to the English Baccalaureate on http://www.express.co.uk ” [..] Young people do better in English and maths if they also study the arts. They …