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Wheelfever Inclusive Dance

Wheelfever Projects was set up with the aim of providing opportunities for disabled and non-disabled children and young people to explore dance together.

Contacts details

Address:40 Mayflower Drive
PL2 3DG
Telephone number: 07815 285208

At Wheelfever Inclusive Dance, we believe everyone deserves the joy and transformative power of dance. We offer inclusive dance experiences designed to be both fun and challenging, fostering independence, creativity, and freedom of expression.

We provide a range of engaging opportunities for the Plymouth community, including:

  • Weekly dance groups: Experience the magic of belonging through regular dance sessions. Discover the liberation of movement, feel empowered by your own abilities, and enjoy the sheer fun of dancing together.
  • Creative workshops: Unlock your potential with our dynamic workshops. Develop your independent thinking, boost problem-solving skills, and find the courage to express yourself freely through dance. Working in a team setting, participants learn to share, communicate and collaborate to create new ideas.
  • Performance opportunities: Shine on stage! Performing in front of a live audience can build incredible confidence to share ideas and be seen and heard.
  • Inclusive dance training: Access professional-level dance training. We are committed to removing barriers, ensuring both disabled and non-disabled dancers have an equal chance to develop their skills and explore the depths of their abilities.
  • Challenging preconceptions: We work together to create exciting new pieces every term. The performances naturally challenge what people expect when they think of dance, shifting perspectives and showcasing an equal view of society.

Benefits of participating in Wheelfever Inclusive Dance

Here's a glimpse of what you can gain from joining our community:

BenefitDescription
A sense of belongingFeel connected and supported in a welcoming environment. Experience the joy of moving together and sharing a common passion.
Enhanced confidenceBuild self-assurance through creative expression, team collaboration, and the thrill of performance.
Creative thinkingDevelop innovative problem-solving skills and the ability to think outside the box, not only in dance but also applicable to all areas of life.
Communication skillsLearn to express your ideas and collaborate effectively with others through movement and shared artistic experiences.
Accessible trainingGain valuable dance skills, regardless of your physical abilities. We are dedicated to removing barriers to professional training. We are committed to ensuring disabled dancers have the same access to a high standard of training as their non-disabled peers.
Real perspectivesBe part of something that realigns thinking and celebrates the abilities of all dancers, showing a realistic and accurate representation of our society.

 

The wheelfever experience

We aren't just teaching dance; we are creating a powerful platform for growth, joy, and inclusion. We foster an environment where dancers are actively engaged in the creative process, from conception to performance. We work collaboratively to bring a unique dance experience that challenges expectations and celebrates the brilliance of diversity.

 


 

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Age range
  • Primary - 5 to 11 years
  • Secondary - 11 to 18 years
  • Preparing for Adulthood
  • Needs level
  • High
  • Provision type
  • Specialist

  • Price: £2 per session
    Based: Plymouth
    • 5 to 11 years old
    • 12 to 16 years old
    • 17 to 25 years old
    • Cerebral palsy
    • Mobility issues
    • Physical disabilities

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