Regis Dance and Wellbeing

Nurturing a passion to explore the endless possibilities of dance and wellbeing. In a creative and safe environment.

Our aim is to give children and adults of all ages and abilities the opportunity to enjoy a range of dance, music, and wellbeing classes.

03/09/2023

Starting soon 🩰 Ballet is back.

12/02/2023

Meet our newest teacher the lovely Lucy Clark.

Lucy is a dance artist and recent graduate from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance where she trained for 4 years in ballet, contemporary, and hip hop, gaining a first class in a BA (Hons) Contemporary Dance. During her studies she worked with a number of well-established professionals including Stephanie Schober, Daniel Squire, and Joel Brown, and has also trained externally with Candoco Dance Company, Stopgap Dance Company, and Boy Blue Entertainment to name a few. Lucy is part of Next Artists Collective at Siobhan Davies Studios and has also been accepted onto Studio Wayne McGregor’s PEER Programme.

Lucy’s choreographic work has seen previous collaborations exhibited and performed in art galleries including The Holy Art Gallery and Tate Britain, as well as traditional theatre and film festivals. She is currently undergoing her first tour with fuse, an interdisciplinary collective creating performance art, where she will be performing new and existing work in festivals and theatres around London and Oxford.

Lucy has been teaching young people since 2016 and she enjoys sharing her knowledge with others in fun and engaging ways. She is a member of People Dancing UK and holds an Enhanced DBS certificate.

21/01/2023

Ballet for Adults is back 👋
Wednesdays @ Middleton Sports Club.
10.15am - 11.15am
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02/11/2022

World ballet day 🩰

02/11/2022

Inspirational, World ballet day 🩰

"When I’m dancing, it makes me happy because for that moment I just get to focus on dancing, and I really enjoy it." 💙

Student Ava Davidson, aged 11, returned to dance with a blade after a life-threatening tumour in her leg resulted in her having to have the limb amputated.

We're so proud of Ava's bravery and drive to not only get back to dancing, but also inspire many others to Find Your Dance Space!

Thank you for supporting the campaign so far and let's continue getting more people dancing 💃

The Daily Mirror has featured an article on Ava learning to trust her blade and self. Follow the link to read more and to follow our campaign 👉 https://bit.ly/3SnvgqK