What’s On
Previous Events
11:00–12:30 on 06.01.22
Facilitated by Sophie Amono
16:00–19:00 on 22.10.21
Join us for coffee and a catch up on Friday 22 October in person during DIG 2021!
11:00–12:00 on 14.09.21
with Elisabeth Schilling & Kathryn Gordon
10:30–12:00 on 29.07.21
29 July, 10.30am - 12noon | Online
02.07—16.09.21
During June, July and August, we are holding a series of small group conversations hosted by Work Room members, as spaces for reflection, exchanging experiences and exploring together ideas for the future.
14:00–15:30 on 21.05.21
For this Social we will hold an information session to talk more about current call outs and answer questions from members interesting in applying.
20:00–21:30 on 14.05.21
Original short films and discussion exploring what the notion of 'repair' might mean for dance artists in a world separated by a pandemic.
14:00–15:30 on 07.04.21
artist-led conversation
Dawn Hartley, Julia McGhee, Niamh O’Loughlin and Skye Reynolds embark on a new project What Moves You? exploring the question through movement and dance sessions in partnership with communities linked to The Byre Theatre, Lyth Arts Centre, The Brunton Theatre and Lyra.
14:00–15:30 on 02.04.21
Friday 2 April - 2- 3:30pm
Together with Dance- sharing and feedback on new dance film project created during lockdown
13:00–16:00 on 08.03.21
In this workshop Lucas Kao will sharing his experience of streaming from his recent collaborating on “Ballad of the Crone” with lead artist Leonor Estrada with designer/visual artist Rubén San Román.
14:00–15:30 on 05.03.21
with Theatre Directors Scotland
14:00–15:30 on 26.02.21
Live Streaming Performance using OBS
14:00–15:30 on 19.02.21
Dumfries & Galloway Dance takeover TWR Social to talk about Watch Parties, Touring in D&G and more.
10:30–12:00 on 17.02.21
The workshop will cover Risk Assessment and key considerations to managing outdoor, site specific, onstage productions and rehearsals in a COVID19 contexts.
14:00–16:00 on 10.02.21
Curated by Rosanna Irvine
a space to talk together about the capacities and potentials for political powers to operate in acts of dance, choreography, performance - and in all kinds of settings
14:00–15:00 on 05.02.21
Lesley Howard & Clare Adam reflect on their recent research supported by a TWR Artist Research Bursary and share their experiences of being an Autistic and a Deaf Dance Artist with other artists, particularly those working in ‘mainstream’ dance.
14:00–15:30 on 29.01.21
Julia will be sharing about a mindful movement practice that she has developed called Mind To Move. The practice focuses on supporting mental health and well-being needs through mindful relaxation and movement; connecting the mind and body together to bring release.
20:30–22:00 on 11.12.20
Note new start time 8.30pm
22.10—15.12.20
Regular weekly class returns in Glasgow with Aya Kobayashi
14:00–15:30 on 08.10.20
Online workshop held on Zoom
01—02.10.20
What Matters Now for the performing arts?
IETM's first Multi-location Plenary Meeting combines simultaneous participation in IETM's online programme with on-site programmes prepared by local IETM members in more than 20 locations across the globe. The Scottish programme is hosted by The Work Room and is open for Registration.
14:00–15:30 on 25.09.20
14:00–15:30 on 11.09.20
Ruth Mills in conversation with Paula Davidson
14:00–16:00 on 13.08.20
Part of The Time is Now: a new series of digital events that respond to sector development supported by One Dance UK and National Dance Network
A webinar foregrounding the practices and approaches of disabled dance artists in the time of COVID-19 and beyond, hosted by The Work Room
11:00–13:00 on 20.03.20
The Work Room member-led events
