A talented group of dancers from Edge Hill University took the UK festival scene by storm this summer, as part of an innovative performance with acclaimed Liverpool pop band Stealing Sheep, inspired by 100 years of women’s right to vote.
Edge Hill University Dance students have joined forces with nationally acclaimed Liverpool pop band Stealing Sheep for a powerful free performance at Edge Hill on 20 September celebrating 100 years of women’s right to vote.
A group of Performing Arts students from Edge Hill University were recently given the opportunity to perform in a music video for Merseyside indie group, The Coral.
This March, two of Edge Hill’s alumni will return to the University’s Arts Centre with professional dance companies Mapdance and Company Chameleon.
Arts Council England Chief Darren Henley will speak at a launch event for The Oxford Handbook of Dance and Wellbeing taking place at Edge Hill University on Friday 23 February.
At a Creative Futures event within their department, Performing Arts students were given the opportunity to network with industry professionals and receive advice from successful Edge Hill graduates.
Edge Hill’s Reader in Dance, Dr Mark Edward, has authored a new book and two high profile book chapters exploring various aspects of performance including drag, contemporary dance and queer art making.
An Edge Hill University academic has been nominated for a Spanish Premios Max award for her choreography on a production currently touring the country.
Edge Hill University students are set to perform at Tate Liverpool as part of Tate Exchange on Saturday 10th December.
Performing Arts students at Edge Hill University have dipped their toes into the world of business by helping to commemorate Armistice Day. The students performed a number of vocal and contemporary dance performances in response to a business brief from The World of Glass in St Helens. Double Edge Musical Theatre group, Edge FWD and […]