Journal

As I sit down to write my yearly festive round-up, I think back to February, when we performed what were to be our only live shows of 2020 in Bristol, Manchester and London.  Little did we know what the year had in store for us.  

For International Day of Disabled Persons, Candoco’s Marketing Officer, Becky Dann spoke to Candoco Dancer, Mickaella, about her experiences of becoming disabled and about how she feels about disability in Brazil compared to the UK.

We at Candoco are all devastated to hear the news of David Toole’s death yesterday.

In June 2019, a group of disabled and non-disabled performers from the South Caucasus and Ukraine started rehearsals for a show that would become The Argonauts.

Welly O'Brien and Jemima Hoadley reflect on The Argonauts and what could have been.

Six years ago, Laura Patay joined Candoco Dance Company. Three years later, partner Nico Vendange joined too. Now, the duo are heading onto new adventures and saying their goodbyes to Candoco Dance Company. In this journal, they share their best moments with the company and what they've learnt.

Kimberley Harvey, Director of Candoco’s Youth Dance Programme and independent disabled artist reflects on the art world during lockdown and how disabled artists voices need to be heard as we emerge from COVID-19

The Lost Thing is now available to stream online with Royal Opera House's new Learning Platform

Candoco Dance Company took part in the BBC #DancePassion Live Day.

Due to COVID-19, all of our public events and classes are suspended until further notice. Our Executive Director, Jo Royce, is here with the latest update from Candoco HQ.