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There’s power in gratitude — and that’s the attitude we carry into everything we do. First, a huge thank you to the 11 supporters who donated to Jess’s birthday fundraiser for Hive5. Your kindness and generosity have warmed our hearts and fuelled our excitement. This month, we’re sending special thanks to the team at Waggle […]

"Dance is the pulse of humanity." – Inspired by Sir Ken Robinson. When we dance, we don’t just move — we find connection. To ourselves, to each other, and to something ancient and universal. Dance and music have been part of every culture since the beginning of time. They’re not just entertainment — they’re essential […]

Following their win at the UEFA Women's Euro 2025 final, the England Lionesses reflected on their journey, highlighting resilience, togetherness, and unwavering self-belief. Waggle Dance Co’s blog this month has some reflections on these 3 themes. 1. What was the initial vision or motivation behind starting the company five years ago? I started Waggle Dance […]

We are having a great start to May. It is so great to be dancing outdoors again! We have another exciting event coming up at Broomfield Park with the National Lottery Heritage Fund, where we will be meeting next to the Palmers Greenery Cafe on Saturday 24th May. To celebrate World Bee Day, Waggle Dance […]

Is Easter over already? The Spring term for Waggle Dance Co has flown by! We are excited to be coming back from our spring break after having some holiday rest. It’s been lovely to see the Spring flowers coming up, green shoots and all of the blossom blooming at Ally Pally! We have been taking […]

It’s January and cold down in London, but the days are getting longer and soon signs of life will start to blossom. As we leap into the new year, there's an undeniable buzz of excitement in the air. The days are stretching their arms, and the nights are gradually stepping back, making way for more […]

Hello & happy new year! We have something very exciting to tell you. The application to National Lottery Project Grant through Arts Council England was successful! This is big news. I applied as an individual to develop an idea I've had in mind, for quite some time. The link between body & mind, the connection […]

A creative space for self-love & happiness returns. Coming up next is the end of summer festival season. Waggle Dance Co will be contributing at Fearne Cotton’s Happy Place Festival in Tatton Park. We’re dancing over at the Children’s Corner, and we can’t wait! Back in July we were ecstatic to be involved at Happy […]

As it is nearly the May bank holiday & it’s coming up to the half-way point in our year, I have tried to become more efficient with my time. I’ve decided to work smarter & not harder. Here with the help of my own personal AI I have the whole internet (up until 2021) as […]

Last month I had the opportunity to attend Performing medicines arts and culture training programme within Enfield. Hosted by Dr Amy Mallett and Carly Annable-Coop. As a founder and choreographer, I am delighted to get to work in a team. I met a fantastic community of artists and CICs that are part of Enfield borough […]

Who here is ready to say goodbye to Summer? Not me, it’s been an absolute scorcher. From festivals & seeing family to getting to grips with Tiktok. This Summer has flown by. I always get that same feeling come September like I need a full on overhaul of stationery, some new shoes perhaps? And I […]

After having a wonderful dance workshop recently, I had to stop & reflect on how farwe’ve come. From online classes & events for international festivals during the 1styear after the pandemic; we are now working within schools & finally taking ourcreative movement sessions to Museums & Heritage sites. It’s exciting to see whatwould be our […]

It was the novelty of leaving the house for the whole day that had me excited to get to a real life dance class. Packed lunch and breakfast bars ready from the night before - new uniform and a giddiness to get working in a creative space once more. Last week, I travelled to Luton […]

This one’s for all the dance parent’s, carers and guardians out there. I know first-hand how much dedication goes into ‘dance class’. From the age of 4, I went to dance class every Saturday, then took private lessons and from exams to shows to competitions and back around again. My Mum had to be there […]

I feel that the more you practise something the easier it gets (most of the time). So last week I pitched my Business Plan to my friend. Once the initial shock of "I've done it" passed there were lots of little bits to tidy - up and work on, I realised this is something I […]