TURNING POINT workshops with London’s DanceWest
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Turning Point – Caribbean Dance workshops
Location: Fulham Palace London
Partners: DanceWest and Fulham Palace
Working over a series of weeks, Dance teacher and choreographer Nicholas Norman brought together dancers to create a performance inspired by TURNING POINT, engaging in heritage discussions through movement and conversation.
The dancers, all aged 55+, co-created a performance piece based on the TURNING POINT films. It was great to hear how they found the experience during the sharing session.
You can read about the workshops in the blog written by Project Co-ordinator Aadya Verma here:
Supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund. Thanks to National Lottery players.
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