In the studio with:

The final episode of In the studio with....for now...

We wanted to make it special so we decided who else would fit the bill better than out very own youth dancers! We are very proud of each and every one of them and how they are maturing as dance artists themselves! 

In this episode there is quite a lot of giggling to get through, but we hope you enjoy what they have to say. 

If you want to find out more about our classes and out summer school head to our website - https://meta4dance.com/community-classes 

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Join us for this episode as we sit down with Emma Hardman, a multifaceted and deeply thoughtful artist based in Northumberland. In this rich conversation, Emma shares insights into her creative practice, her connection to place, and how dance, film, and community intertwine in her work.

Emma also tells us about her an inclusive women’s dance group she leads, open to anyone regardless of experience. The group meets at The Playhouse in Alnwick and often takes its work outside, from beachside movement to sunrise dance projects. You can learn more or get involved via dansformation.me or by following Dansformation on Facebook and Instagram.

If you want to see more from us and find out how to get involved, follow us on Instagram or Facebook, or visit our website: www.meta4dance.com

If you want to see more from us and how to get involved, follow us on Instagram or Facebook. Or go to our website - www.meta4dance.com

Step into the studio with Esther Huss, an amazing multi-talented artists based in the south-east of Northumberland. Esther's work is exciting, engaging and inspiring and we had a brilliant morning chatting with her over tea at her base at The Tute in Cambios.

To find out more about Esther's work click here

And to see more about what's happening at The Tute click here

Tune in to discover what drives one of Northumberland's most prominent movement makers and how you can get involved in this dynamic artistic community!

If you want to see more from us and how to get involved, follow us on Instagram or Facebook. Or go to our website - www.meta4dance.com

If you want to see more from us and how to get involved, follow us on Instagram or Facebook. Or go to our website - www.meta4dance.com

In this episode we chat to Beth Veitch, a blossoming dance artist in the region. We will find out more about her journey into dance and the type of work that she delivers in the region. 

To find out more about Beth and how you can get involved, head to her website here

If you want to see more from us and how to get involved, follow us on Instagram or Facebook. Or go to our website - www.meta4dance.com

If you want to see more from us and how to get involved, follow us on Instagram or Facebook. Or go to our website - www.meta4dance.com

On this episode of In the studio with: We are joined by Virginia Kennedy, a North East treasure when it comes to the dance scene. Virginia takes us on a journey through her past, her influences, her work and how it has evolved and developed today. Listen in to hear what contemporary dance is to her and find out how you might get involved in what she does.

Virginia's class runs at Alnwick Playhouse, every Friday from 11am.
Find it here - Click here

If you want to see more from us and how to get involved, follow us on Instagram or Facebook. Or go to our website - www.meta4dance.com

Join us for our inaugural episode as we sit down with Eliot Smith, the Artistic Director of Eliot Smith Dance. In this insightful conversation, we explore the vibrant world of movement-making in Northumberland. Eliot shares his journey as a creative, revealing the places that inspire him and his go-to warm-up tracks that get him in the zone. 

If you want to catch Eliot's performances at Alnwick Playhouse, click this link for tickets. Be sure to follow him on social media or visit his website for the latest updates on his work. Click here

Tune in to discover what drives one of Northumberland's most prominent movement makers and how you can get involved in this dynamic artistic community!

If you want to see more from us and how to get involved, follow us on Instagram or Facebook. Or go to our website - www.meta4dance.com