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FREE: Moving-Well with Parkinson’s Class

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Every Friday from 11-12 we offer a FREE Moving-Well with Parkinsons Class, onLine with ZOOM.

Moving Well with Parkinsons is a one-hour dance experience for people age 55+. It is an uplifting, extremely popular modern dance class which seamlessly transports you to a very joyful place, whilst improving breathing, balance, fluidity, flexibility and strength – all to great music. Can be performed seated, standing or a little of both

Directed by Dance Theatre of Ireland’s (DTI) Artistic Directors Robert Connor & Loretta Yurick this work has received 2 National Lottery Good Cause Awards and has twice been featured on the RTE 1 NATIONWIDE Programme. Supported by the HSE, Healthy Ireland, the Arts Council and DLRCC. If you wish to do the class please email info@dancetheatreireland.com or go to www.dancetheatreireland.com see “Well-Dance”

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