About this event
When
Sat 10th Oct 2026
12:30pm
Price
£15
Duration
120 mins
Photography by Sam Tariq
Are you interested in developing your choreographic practice and building confidence in creating movement?
This new 2-hour masterclass is designed to expand your choreographic knowledge through a series of practical exercises, creative tasks, and devising tools that support inclusive and imaginative dance-making.
Led by industry professional Choreographer Kayleigh Price, this session allows artists to not only develop new approaches but also share ideas, teaching methods, games, and creative questions with fellow artists and educators.
You’ll gain new devising tools and diversify your movement language in an engaging and open learning space. This will equip you and your young dancers to perform powerful stories and ideas, ideal for if you’d like to apply for Applause Youth Dance Festival (AYDF) 2027
Artist
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Kayleigh Price
Originally from Manchester, Kayleigh trained at the Northern School of Contemporary Dance and Verve ’14. Being a freelance dance artist Kayleigh has worked with many people such as Marvel Productions, FRONTLINEdance, ACE Dance and Music, Southpaw Dance Company, Chhaya Collective, Watkins Dance Company, and Tino Sighal, to name a few. She is the choreographer and Artistic Director of Company K, making autobiographical work using her own experiences as a neurodiverse woman to demonstrate shared commonalities with her works; ‘The Left one out’, ‘Familiar’, ‘ROOM’ in collaboration with Company Nil and ‘Postcards from Bed’ in collaboration with writer Charlie Thorpe. Company K aims to continually create a safe practice and space for all creatives working on any project.
Kayleigh is also a guest lecturer and has taught across the UK, credits include, London Studio Centre, The Northern School of Contemporary Dance, Leeds Beckett University, Swindon Dance and teaches professional classes for companies such as; Company Chameleon, Watkins Dance Company, VERVE, The Place, RCDC, Company Nil to name a few.
Kayleigh joined FRONTLINEdance team of self-employed dance artists, as a lead performer for its Birmingham Dance Hub commission, ‘Seeing Me’ in May 2019, where she enjoyed working and collaborating with new artists and communities that she hasn’t worked with before. She created a new work on our #FAF2019 residency participants at the Potteries Museum and Art Gallery, and delivered online summer dance sessions for our community groups during lockdown
