Creative Movement at Company Chameleon Studios

Kristy Stott, Theatre Editor

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Creative Movement

8 June-27 July 2022

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Creative Movement at Company Chameleon Studios
Joel Chester Fildes
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Creative Movement is a new movement class for adults, presented by Manchester dance company, Company Chameleon.

The classes are inspired by the company’s original and accessible dance style and draw from a rich mix of influences. Facilitated by Manchester-based dancer and educator Kema Ekpei, the sessions will be delivered in Company Chameleon Studios.

Suitable for all levels of experience, the classes are a great way to get creative, improve fitness, have fun and feel good. Enjoy the many benefits of dance – get involved in Creative Movement.

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