Butterfly Soup

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Testimonials

“Contemporary with Mike has been really beneficial to my wellbeing and getting to feel grounded. “I’ve enjoyed the challenge of moving my body with purpose in a safe space with others, free of judgement of ability and experience.

Butterfly Soup sessions have been meditative and calming. I particularly enjoy the expressing of our stories through body language, allowing us to build connection within ourselves and between other Queer humans.” – Mica, on Monday classes

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Butterfly Soup with Cai Tomos – May 12th

Butterfly Soup with Cai Tomos – May 12th

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Cai is holding a longer Butterfly Soup session on May 12th 7-9pm.

‘Heartlands’ a little workshop on the heart.

This workshop will allow us to be with each other in the field of the heart’s wisdom and dancing from that.

We hope you can join us! 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍⚧️

Butterfly Soup with Ki Lando – June 2nd

Butterfly Soup with Ki Lando – June 2nd

BfS – Butterfly Soup

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Ki Lando is an Environmental movement artist & Art therapy trainee.

The session with her is going to be a space where playfulness is welcome and encourage trough imagination and embodied movements.

Exploring the possibilities of being present within ourselves without aims.

We hope you can join us! 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍⚧️

Butterfly Soup with Umulkhayr Mohamed – May 19th

Butterfly Soup with Umulkhayr Mohamed – May 19th

BfS – Butterfly Soup

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Umulkhayr Mohamed (he/she/they) is a Welsh Somali artist, writer, curator, and educator. His art is the place where they are able to join the practicing of a spirituality rooted in animism and ancestral honouring with a politic grounded in solidarity and liberation.

Umulkhayr’s session will focus on his practice inspired by plants, taking their form through dance and writing to honour their cycle.

We hope you can join us! 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍⚧️

FAQ: What is contemporary dance?

Contemporary is rebellious by nature! It was created as a reaction to the rigid rules of ballet and other genres of dance. It is expressive, and inspired by various dance styles but most importantly it allows for your own unique interpretation of a move.

*we try to make our classes as inclusive as possible so we are happy to offer hardship passes which will offer free passes to most of our classes for anyone unable to fund their classes. If you have a serious injury or disability, and wish to take part in our classes please let us know and we would be happy to offer a consultation with our director.

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