Title: Rambert Dance Company
1Rambert Dance Company
Outside, 2006 Photo Belinda Lawley
2Rambert Dance Company
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- Rambert Dance Company is the oldest dance
company in Britain and was founded in 1926 by the
Polish dancer and teacher Dame Marie Rambert.
2006 marks the Companys 80th year. - It is Britains flagship contemporary dance
company, employing a larger group of artists than
any other in the UK. The Company employs 22
professional dancers year round. Rambert also
tours with an orchestra, London Musici. - In the last year alone Rambert performed to over
50,000 people at 29 venues nationally and
internationally. In addition our extensive
education programme reaches over 8,000
individuals a year.
3Constant Speed, 2005 Photo Ram Shergill
4Rambert Education
- Rambert Education today provides opportunities
across the UK for a physical experience of dance,
supports artistic and creative adventure and
meets and talks with its audiences. -
- Rambert Education runs a nationwide education
programme to support young peoples experiences
of contemporary dance. It works with teachers to
develop curriculum and best practice. - Dance is a social activity and an excellent
vehicle for promoting health and a healthier
lifestyle. Through its education programme
Rambert makes face to face contact with the
general public across the UK.
5Moved, Pupils from Bishop Thomas Grant School
2005 Photo Belinda Lawley
6Transform, St Johns Angell Town School
2005 Photo Belinda Lawley
7The Royal Parks
- The Royal Parks cover 5,000 acres of historic
parkland in the heart of the capital. - The Royal Parks are Bushy Park (with the
Longford River), The Green Park, Greenwich Park,
Hyde Park, Kensington Gardens, The Regents Park
(with Primrose Hill), Richmond Park and St
Jamess Park. - Outside was based in Regents Park at The Hub.
- Regent's Park is the largest grass area for
sports in Central London - The Hub has fantastic panoramic 360 degree views
across the sports pitches and the Park.
8Regents Park Photo Belinda Lawley
9Regents Park Photo Belinda Lawley
10Outside
- A collaboration between Rambert Dance Company and
The Royal Parks. - The aim was to encourage young people to
participate in a creative dance activity outside
and to learn to appreciate their local
environment. - The project was targeted at young people aged 12
to 16 years, actually we attracted a slightly
younger group aged 9 to 15. - The project brought dance to several outside
spaces The Hub, The Bandstand and Queen Marys
Gardens. - The Wild In the Parks Team led wildlife
orienteering and observation sessions which also
inspired the work.
11Week 1
Outside, Rambert Artists Photo Belinda Lawley
12Week 2
Outside Photo Belinda Lawley
13Photo Belinda Lawley
14Week 3
Outside Photo Belinda Lawley
15Photo Belinda Lawley
16Week 4
17Photo Belinda Lawley
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