Poem by Jessie Jing
Dancer and Writer Jessie Jing wrote a poem in response to watching our London performance of BOY’S KHAYA at Sadler’s Wells. Matea Photography Click here to read it and find out more. […]
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Posts by Emily Winfield
BOY’S KHAYA reviews
Read the wonderful reviews we have received whilst on tour with our new work BOY’S KHAYA: Corr Blimey, BOY’S KHAYA The List, BOY’S KHAYA The Student, BOY’S KHAYA reivew Boy’s Khaya gives a beautiful, powerful comment drawing on his own personal experience of racism and apartheid in Zimbabwe – Carole Woddis, theatre journalist […]
Peter Kyle OBE
Huge congratulations to Peter Kyle OBE for his new position as Chair of The John Ellerman Foundation. He takes over from the grantmaking foundation’s current Chair Hugh Raven at the end of the year. Kyle joined the foundation as a trustee in March 2014 as part of his long career in the arts and cultural sector. His former […]
Job Opportunity at Tavaziva
Tavaziva is looking for an Interim Executive Director The Interim Executive Director will guide the organisation’s strategic development and planning over the next period to April 2022. Closing date: 22 October 2021 Tavaziva Interim Executive Director Call 2021 Tavaziva Background Information […]
Interview with Alfred George Bailey
Click here to listen to a new episode on Doc’n Roll Radio featuring the wonderful Alfred George Bailey. We have worked with Photographer and Film Maker Alfred over the years as he has captured some of our most memorable works and studio sessions. More recently, Alfred filmed and directed ‘I Still Breathe’, a feature […]
‘Unboxing Dance’ Podcast Interview
Introducing ‘Unboxing Dance’ by recent Trinity Laban graduate Josie Bower, which features Bawren Tavaziva. This is episode is part of a podcast series made for Josie’s dissertation titled ‘Unboxing Dance: A reflection and appreciation of Black dance in Britain’. A topic chosen as a reaction to her own experience of British dance curricula, Josie felt it necessary […]
Professional Classes are back!
The wait is over and our online professional classes are back. We have a number of Contemporary classes that aim to maintain your technique, challenge your mind and nurture your body each week. Dive into Artistic Director Bawren Tavaziva’s unique African, Contemporary and Ballet dance fusion and explore the Lester Horton Technique Company Manager Heather […]
Activity Station
We are teaming up with Activity Station to offer workshops that delve into the relationship between movement and music. Activity Station is a charity that provides activities and socialising opportunities for people with disabilities. Activity Station is led by the delightful Maria Cassar, a Maltese dancer who trained at Trinity Laban and received a BA in DanceTheatre. Maria […]
Swindon Dance Contemporary Intensive
Bawren and our company dancer Asmara Cammock lead a series of classes with the students of the Centre for Advanced Training (CAT) programme at Swindon Dance. The CAT programme provides dance training opportunities for young people aged between 11-17 years. The structure of the classes began with a warm up and a set of Ballet and African […]
Dance Woking workshop
Dance Woking hosted their first ‘Breakfast Briefing’, a programme where participants have the opportunity to spend time with a selection of artists. The programme was launched with a conversation by our very own Bawren Tavaziva. Bawren then led a Masterclass where he took participants through a warm up, a set of exercises and finished with repertoire. […]