WIDance expands outreach
Wellington Inclusive Dance (WIDance) is expanding beyond the city with additional classes in Porirua and Horowhenua, thanks to three-year funding through Manatū Taonga Ministry for Culture and Heritage in 2022. Keep Reading
Wellington Inclusive Dance (WIDance) is expanding beyond the city with additional classes in Porirua and Horowhenua, thanks to three-year funding through Manatū Taonga Ministry for Culture and Heritage in 2022. Keep Reading
"Platform 12' is a celebration of WIDance's twelve years in action, with relaxed performance shows on 16 and 17 July at Te Whaea National Dance and Drama Centre. Keep Reading
Wellington Integrated Dance (WIDance) is celebrating its 12th anniversary on 2 and 3 April by putting on a show called PLATFORM 12. WIDance is running a Boosted campaign to fundraise, needing to raise $2,775 by 17 March. Keep Reading
WIDance premiered its show, The Art of Observation, in early March 2020, as part of the New Zealand Fringe Festival. They performed at the New Zealand Academy of Fine Arts, at the invitation of its curator Helen Forrest. They performed five shows over three days, all of which were audio described, and two of which were sign interpreted. Keep Reading