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Online with Company Chameleon – Theatre Thursdays

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Online with Company Chameleon - Theatre Thursdays
Image courtesy of Mat Johns.

4 June — 2 July 2020 Entrance is free — Visit now

Company Chameleon’s Theatre Thursdays returns for another series, but this time the platform will showcase the brilliant professional dance artists of Greater Manchester.

Experience and enjoy powerful and original dance theatre online.

Every Thursday, Company Chameleon will be shining a light on some of the wonderful work happening throughout the region. Join them in celebrating the very best of dance from Greater Manchester.

Theatre Thursdays can be viewed on Company Chameleon’s YouTube channel. Productions will be available to view from 12noon each Thursday. Each performance will also be accompanied by a Q&A, taking you behind the scenes of the work.

The series begins on 4 June with Damae Dance and their beautiful duet IRMÃ (pictured above).

Theatre Thursdays is part of The Wonder of Dance, Chameleon’s online programme, which hopes to uplift, entertain, make you think and make you feel through the wonder of dance and movement.

Grab the popcorn, get yourself comfy and press play for a Manchester made, dance theatre extravaganza.

4 June — 2 July 2020 Entrance is free Visit now

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