Indepen-dance from Glasgow, Scotland
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It’s time to explore the great outdoors! What do we need? Tiny tents, bobble hats, scarves and, of course, Wellies (British for rain boots)! With all of the foliage and fun of any good forest frolic, Four Go Wild in Wellies features an inclusive company of disabled and non-disabled professional dancers who remind us that nothing is more natural than newfound friendship.
All performances include time for your family to interact with cast members for greetings, photos and other fun. Lobby activities will also be available.
Oodles of fun ... the giggles keep on coming.
—The List
The show on stage is just one act of your experience! Come early or stay late for free lobby activities on the day of the show. Then whether you’re building anticipation, continuing the fun or looking for laughs at any time, at-home New Victory Arts Break activities await you whenever and wherever.
Indepen-dance holds a unique place in Scotland’s arts community. Founded in 1996 by Karen Anderson, this award-winning company allows disabled and non-disabled people to enjoy, express and fulfill their potential through dance. Their three ensembles offer several paths to performance: a weekly dance education program for kids called Young 1’z, an Adult Performance Company that performs in biennial residencies around the UK, and the Professional Touring Company that tours internationally with shows like Four Go Wild in Wellies.
Director Anna Newell
Choreographer Steve Prickett
Composer David Goodall
Designer Brian Hartley
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