This is a plain English version of the article “From Access to Action: How can the dance sector rethink inclusion?” which was published on the One Dance UK website. As…
DanceSyndrome’s Approach to Access at ORIGIN: A Mixed Bill At DanceSyndrome, accessibility isn’t something we add at the end of a project. It is part of what makes a DanceSyndrome…
DanceSyndrome Presents: ORIGIN: A Mixed Bill At The Lowry, Salford Thursday 19th November 2026 at 7:00PM It all began with a simple question: “What do you want to create?” Now,…
Everyone at DanceSyndrome is sending congratulations to our Trustee, Professor Jamie Waterall OBE, who has been recognised as an Officer of the Order of the British Empire in this weekend’s…
This Learning Disability Week, we are pleased to share a new article published in Perspectives in Public Health. The article is titled “DanceSyndrome explores the role of co-produced inclusive dance…
Monday 15th June sees the start of national Learning Disability Week 2026. This year, the theme is “Do you see me?” This is something that DanceSyndrome’s dancers have considered a…
DanceSyndrome has an exciting opportunity to join our team in Lancashire. This is an exciting time to be joining DanceSyndrome where inclusivity and equality create a vibrant energised connected ‘family’….
DanceSyndrome recognised with High Sheriff’s Award for inclusive work in Lancashire DanceSyndrome was recognised with an award at the High Sheriff’s Awards Ceremony at the University of Lancashire on Thursday…
What is iCreate? iCreate is DanceSyndrome’s pioneering choreography project. The aim is to open new creative pathways for dancers with learning disabilities, changing who gets to choreograph and helping to…
Down’s Syndrome Awareness Week 2026 Down’s Syndrome Awareness Week is a national campaign to help people to understand what life is like for people who have Down’s syndrome and to…
