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Fleur Derbyshire-Fox, Engagement Director at English National Ballet said: “It has been an honour to witness the growth of our Dance for Parkinson’s programme over the last 16 years. These classes bring so much joy, connection and creativity to people’s lives, as well as supporting their health and wellbeing. We’re thrilled to build on our longstanding relationship with Mayflower and deepen our connection with people across the city. I’m excited that even more people from across Southampton will have the chance to experience the joy of dancing with English National Ballet.” Michael Ockwell, Chief Executive of May ower said “We are delighted to be partnering with English National Ballet, as an associate company of Mayflower, on this wonderful project. Our commitment to bringing great dance to our region is supported by the amazing productions that Aaron and his team create and it is a natural extension of our collaboration to extend the work further into our community. Dance has a power to move audiences and participants like no other artform, and I am eager to see the benefits that Dance for Parkinson’s will bring to people in our region.” e January term starts on Wednesday 13th January and will be held at May ower Studios. For more information and to book, visit: May ower.org.uk 5,000 people through more than 250 classes each year. e evidencebased programme gives participants the opportunity to experience the mental, physical and social bene ts of dance, alongside the chance to connect with others and explore English National Ballet’s productions in more depth. Classes are led by English National Ballet Associate Dance Artists accompanied by live musicians and inspired by the Company’s productions. For the inaugural term in From January 2027, May ower Southampton will become English National Ballet’s latest hub partner for its agship Dance for Parkinson’s programme, bringing weekly dance classes for people living with Parkinson’s to the city. Ahead of the weekly programme, English National Ballet ran a series of community workshops across the city in collaboration with Parkinson’s UK. Five taster sessions will take place at May ower Studios from 4th November – 2nd December. is new partnership deepens a relationship between English National Ballet, May ower Southampton and the city of Southampton, that spans more than ve decades. e Company rst performed at May ower (then the Gaumont eatre) in 1972 and has returned regularly ever since. In 2024, the relationship reached a new milestone with the world premiere of English National Ballet’s new Nutcracker choreographed by Artistic Director Aaron S. Watkin and Olivier Award-Winner Arielle Smith. English National Ballet has been supporting people living with Parkinson’s for over 16 years. May ower Southampton becomes English National Ballet’s sixth hub partner for Dance for Parkinson’s. Since launching in 2010, Dance for Parkinson’s has become an industry leading creative health initiative and now reaches over English National Ballet Announces Mayflower Southampton As Latest Hub Partner For Dance For Parkinson’s English National Ballet’s Dance For Parkinson’s classes are coming to Mayflower Studios
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