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Most exciting opportunity yet: our new Dance Photography Workshop. In this 5.5 hour workshop spread over 2 days, you’ll take on the roles of dance model and/or photographer to plan a dance photo shoot and then actually go on location in Wellington CBD to shoot it. Workshop also includes two semi-pro shots of you for your portfolio as well as your own work. Open to ages 12+. Link to enrol emailed to current students shortly. DM for deets if you are not currently a student but still want to come. #danceworkshop #dancewellington #wellingtondance #newlands #wellington #dancephotography #dancemodel

Need some more dance in your life? We’re running summer Evolve classes for 11 - 14 year olds. These are suitable for beginners through to dancers with one or two years of dance experience. Link to register emailed to current students shortly. DM for deets if you are not currently a student but want to come and take class. #danceworkshop #dancewellington #wellingtondance #newlands #wellington

Summer workshop number two: Classical Technique for Jazz and Contemporary with Brie. Perfect your pirouettes, nail those lines or learn how to apply ballet skills to jazz and contemporary. Suitable for all seniors, no need to have taken ballet but still useful if you do take ballet as we’ll drill down into technique. Open to all age 13+ or currently enrolled senior students. Link to enrol emailed to current students shortly. DM for deets if you are not currently a student but still want to come. #danceworkshop #dancewellington #wellingtondance #newlands #wellington

Summer workshop number one for seniors: Lyrical Jazz and Turn Technique with @_brooke.newman. Thursday 23rd Jan 4.30 - 6pm. Open to all age 13+ or currently enrolled senior students. Link to enrol emailed to current students shortly. DM for deets if you are not currently a student but still want to come. #danceworkshop #dancewellington #wellingtondance #newlands #wellington

Wishing everyone a safe and happy holiday. We will be closed until 9th January at which point we will resume limited office hours for the remainder of January but will be available by email. Look out for our 2020 timetable in Mid-January.

A lovely end to our year with a Senior Contemporary dinner to celebrate another awesome year and farewell departing dancer Ria who has been with us for 5 years! She is heading down to Otago to do first year health science next year. We will miss her but wish her all the best for 2020!

The last of our 2019 prize winners announced. Congrats to Chelsea, Mikaela, Caitlin, Eva and Paige.

Congratulations to these three hard working girls who won Most Versatile Dancer of the Year, taking multiple styles and excelling across the board as well as exemplifying our core values and being great all round students. Senior 1 winner: Dani Steel, Senior 2 winner: Amy Harrison, and Senior 3 winner Brooke Newman.

A massive congratulations to these beautiful dancers who have poured their hearts and souls into dance this year and made amazing progress as a result, and were awarded Most Improved Dancers of the year. Clockwise from top L: Senior 1 winner Dani Steel, Senior 3 winner Rhiannon Curtis, Senior 3 winner Hannah Rowe and Evolve Programme winner Ella Hermann. Congratulations girls!

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About The Dance Well Project

The Dance Well Project is an exploration and a celebration of the power of dance. It is about dancing well, whatever your age, stage or level of dance. It’s about learning how to be a healthy and smart dancer. And it’s about the power of dance and community.

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Here you’ll find stories, articles, tips and advice – things to help you, challenge you, but most of all inspire you to give dance your all; because at the end of the day it’s all about passion.

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The Dance Well Project is affiliated with the The Dance Well Centre, a contemporary dance studio based in Wellington, New Zealand. For more information, please visit their website.

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