We’re gearing up for an exciting new season here at Phoenix Dance Theatre, packed with opportunities for everyone to get involved.

This year’s expanded Community Engagement Tour, which was introduced last year,will extend its reach to even more communities throughout the city. Our aim is to make dance accessible to everyone, fostering greater cultural engagement and inclusivity. Whether you are a seasoned dance enthusiast or new to the art form, our Community Engagement Tour is designed to inspire and foster creativity across diverse audiences.

Plus, we’re pleased to announce our 2025 Spring Tour, Inside Giovanni’s Room, which promises to be a captivating production, exploring themes of movement, narrative and emotion. Expect regular updates through our social media platforms and blog updates, offering a behind-the-scenes perspective on the tour’s development and journey.

Our Learning and Development team has spent the summer months designing a range of programmes aimed at inspiring and nurturing the next generation of dancers. Tailored for both beginners and advanced learners, the programmes offer the opportunities for individuals to develop their skills and passion for dance.

Whether you’re a young aspiring performer or just passionate about dance, we have something for you!

September

Friday 6 September: Phoenix Fridays Artists announcement 

Tuesday 10 September: Open Company Class returns

Saturday 14 September: Saturday School returns

Wednesday 18 – Thursday 19 September: Inside Phoenix: GCSE SHADOWS Event

Wednesday 18 September – Tuesday 15 October: Phoenix Youth Academy Auditions

Wednesday 25 September: Inside Giovanni’s Room Set Design Development 

Wednesday 25 September: Inside Giovanni’s Room: Sadler’s Wells East tickets on sale

 

October

Friday 4 – Friday 11 October: Digital Production 2024 available to watch online

W/C 28 October: Healthy Holidays- Dance for Health

 

November

Community Engagement Tour 2024

Friday 29 November: ResTec programme: PDT welcome four secondary schools

 

Photography: Hugo Glendinning