Performances - LPM Dance

PERFORMANCES AT FLEETWOOD MOVES ’26

Programme details are being updated and will be here soon.

“PENDLE WITCH” PERFORMANCE BY AIMEE WILLIAMSON

Pendle Witch is part of an Arts Council-funded outdoor dance theatre project that explores the story of the 1612 witch trials in Lancashire, exploring themes of community and non-conformity, expressed through a blend of contemporary and folk dance. Aimee’s work spans ballet, contemporary, folk dance, physical theatre and puppetry. She creates work for outdoor spaces using inspiration from folklore, nature and heritage.

1pm – 1.25pm on the Grass Lawn
3pm – 3.25pm in the Marine Hall

BELLY DANCE PERFORMANCE

13:45- 14:00pm – in the Marine Hall Foyer
15:00- 15.15pm – in the Marine Hall Foyer

WORKSHOP AND PERFORMANCES BY ASCENDANCE

Leeds-based dance group AscenDance will be bringing 2 performances of their signature high-quality, joyful, inclusive and accessible dance to Fleetwood Moves this year.

AscenDance will present two co-curated dance works performed by their adult performance company, Fuse Dance Collective. They will also be delivering a workshop.

1.50pm – 2.00pm – Performance 1 in the Main Space
2.05pm – 2.35pm – Workshop in Marine Hall
3.20pm – 3.30pm – Performance 2 in the Main Space

AscenDance’s work supports physical, mental and social well-being for the over-50s, people living with Parkinson’s or with other neurological conditions.

STEP AHEAD

For Fleetwood Moves ’26, Ben Wilson Dance will be performing “Step Ahead”, a flagship production choreographed and performed by choreographer and dancer Ben Wilson.

00:00- 00.00pm – time/space 1
00:00- 00.00pm – time/space 2

Ben is a part of Talent Development North, which supports learning for disabled or autistic dance artists to explore, create and progress within dance.

WORKSHOP AND PERFORMANCES BY DANCESYNDROME

DanceSyndrome will be performing dance and will also be delivering a workshop.

12.50pm – 1.00pm – Performance in the Main Space
1.30pm – 2.00pm – Workshop in the Marine Hall

Dance Syndrome transforms lives, creating change, opportunities and joy for people with and without Down’s syndrome and other learning disabilities, using inclusive dance as a vehicle in a unique, ground-breaking way which doesn’t exist anywhere else. Dance Syndrome’s ethos is that disability should never be a barrier to following your dreams.